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“Cursive Wanderings”
In their imaginative collaborations, “visual pen pals” Greg Rubio and Ann-Michèle Morales incorporate elements of the surrealist parlor game exquisite corpse and mail art. Charmingly old-fashioned, the duo’s practice is rooted in sketch books — filled with everything from poppy collages to architectural patterns — that have been snail-mailed to and from Texas cities (San Antonio, Austin, Harlingen, Houston, Corpus Christi) and even to Mexico. On view through October 2, Rubio and Morales’ exhibit “Cursive Wanderings,” comprises a selection of books and sculptural objects. Free, 6-9pm Fri, Guadalupe Theater Gallery, 1301 Guadalupe St., (210) 271-3151, guadalupeculturalarts.org. — BR
“Cursive Wanderings”
In their imaginative collaborations, “visual pen pals” Greg Rubio and Ann-Michèle Morales incorporate elements of the surrealist parlor game exquisite corpse and mail art. Charmingly old-fashioned, the duo’s practice is rooted in sketch books — filled with everything from poppy collages to architectural patterns — that have been snail-mailed to and from Texas cities (San Antonio, Austin, Harlingen, Houston, Corpus Christi) and even to Mexico. On view through October 2, Rubio and Morales’ exhibit “Cursive Wanderings,” comprises a selection of books and sculptural objects. Free, 6-9pm Fri, Guadalupe Theater Gallery, 1301 Guadalupe St., (210) 271-3151, guadalupeculturalarts.org. — BR
