Kcho: Todo Cambia (MOCA Focus)
Edited by Stephanie Emerson. Contributions by Paul Schimmel and Alma Ruiz.
Published on the occasion of the Focus Series exhibition Todo Cambia, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, October 5, 1997 – February 8, 1998.
Commissioned from the young Cuban artist Kcho, this large-scale installation (the title of which translates as "Everything Changes") had two components: a grouping of sculptures, including a barrel, a raft, an oar, a kayak, a surfboard and a small boat, resting on small tables formerly used in studio art classes at the Superior Institute of the Arts in Havana, and a room-size boat constructed from bookshelves found in open-air book markets throughout Havana, with shelves filled by the types of books that Cuban citizens read.Â
- MOCA, 1997
- Hardcover, 64 pages
- 9 x 10 inches
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Edited by Stephanie Emerson. Contributions by Paul Schimmel and Alma Ruiz.
Published on the occasion of the Focus Series exhibition Todo Cambia, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, October 5, 1997 – February 8, 1998.
Commissioned from the young Cuban artist Kcho, this large-scale installation (the title of which translates as "Everything Changes") had two components: a grouping of sculptures, including a barrel, a raft, an oar, a kayak, a surfboard and a small boat, resting on small tables formerly used in studio art classes at the Superior Institute of the Arts in Havana, and a room-size boat constructed from bookshelves found in open-air book markets throughout Havana, with shelves filled by the types of books that Cuban citizens read.Â
- MOCA, 1997
- Hardcover, 64 pages
- 9 x 10 inches
