Painted Hooves


︎Featuring:

  1. Abby Flanagan
  2. Alex Boeschenstein
  3. Alexandre Pépin
  4. Andrew Skoda
  5. Anna Teiche
  6. Anthony Rundblade
  7. Ariel Wood
  8. Austin Swearengin
  9. Bee Gray
  10. Brendan Shea
  11. Emma Rossoff
  12. Helen Jones
  13. Jesus Trevino
  14. Joy Scanlon
  15. Kerry Maguire
  16. Leah Shirley
︎Exhibition Images

︎Exhibition Catalogue

︎Painted Hooves
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Many horse owners paint their equine hooves before a big show. There is some debate about what shows require this amount of care (regionals or just nationals) and which polishes are best (clear Ultra Hoof Polish or Twinkle Toes). Still, this act of preparation resonates with the absurdity and anticipation involved in a large group exhibition.

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Mark


Jesus Treviño’s work is developed from personal experience and rooted in his upbringing on the U.S./Mexican borderlands and addresses the impact of loss due to an unnatural boundary. He’s interested in making paintings that mirror land's capacity to hold traces of unresolved tensions when thinking about histories of erasure, movement, displacement of people, and how that shapes his identity, which continues to shift, fade, and reassemble.



Jesus Treviño (b. 1995, Brownsville, TX) received his BA in Studio Art from the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (2018) and MFA from the University of Texas at Austin (2022). He has been included in numerous exhibitions at Presa House Gallery, San Antonio (solo exhibition, 2019), Carlsbad Museum and Art Center (2021); Rockport Center for the Arts (2021); K Space Contemporary (2020); Brownsville Museum of Fine Arts (2019), where he was awarded Best in Show; and recently curated a group exhibition, "Between Two Worlds", at the Visual Arts Center in Austin (2020).

Mark

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