This week we checked back in with San Diego artist Noé Olivas, who just recently finished an artist residency at the San Diego Art Institute (SDAI) and discussed the residency itself as well as the show that came out of it titled la/el/ellas/ellos/usted quinceañera/o. Noé also shares with us the topics and themes that led to the project. We then briefly discussed his recent feature in the San Diego Union Tribune which be read here.

la/el/ellas/ellos/usted quinceañera/o will be on exhibit til May 3, 2017 at the SDAI Project Space at Horton Plaza in San Diego, CA. To learn more about la/el/ellas/ellos/usted quinceañera/o visit Noé’s website at www.noeolivas.com. You can also follow Noé on Instagram at @calmatetupedo.

Thanks to Richie Cunning (@richiecunning) for providing the intro music.

San Diego artist Noé Olivas talks to Louis about his ongoing project “Untitled Space,” an old Chevy bread truck that he’s turned into a mobile sculpture piece. He also discusses how his work investigates the Mexican-American identity while also highlighting the relationship between labor and leisure.To learn more about Noe, visit his website at noeolivas.com. Also follow Noe & his Untitled Space project on Instagram at @calatetupedo & @rollingsculpture.

New intro music by local Bay Area artist, Richie Cunning.