The urgency and power of thinking for yourself are at the heart of an expansive collection of sculptures, paintings, and installations from the multimedia studio of Alexi Torres. “Unbrainwashable,” a solo exhibition of Alexi Torres’ work, is currently on view at Brenau University’s Castelli Gallery through Nov. 9.
The artist joined “City Lights” on Thursday, via Riverside, along with curator and Brenau University’s Director of Galleries Lybi Cucurullo.
Torres arrived in the United States in 2003 from Cuba, and much of his artwork responds to political realities there.
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