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This fall, the Rubin Center’s Faculty Biennial is accompanied by a series of conversations that bring UTEP art faculty into dialogue to reflect on the ways their practices move beyond the studio. From zines and digital tools to risk, play, and processing grief through art, these programs highlight the ongoing exchange between making and teaching—where the classroom sparks new ideas, and the studio deepens what is shared with students.
Artmaking as a Tool for Processing Grief In this intimate conversation, artists and educators Nabil Gonzalez and Antonio Castro share how they’ve turned to their respective practices to navigate personal loss—Gonzalez through layered printmaking and family artifacts, and Castro through a series of charcoal drawings honoring his mother. Together, they reflect on how art can hold memory, process grief, and create space for healing.
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