Federico Uribe: Menagerie

Opening Celebration: September 8

Federico Uribe pairs form and unexpected materials to create imaginative and captivating sculptural assemblages. Highlighting his treatment of animals and the landscapes they inhabit, Federico Uribe: Menagerie offers a playful yet substantive perspective on the natural world. With a wry sense of humor, objects like Bambi made from bullets and Screwed Panda invite questions about the extractive relationship humans have established with animals and the land we all call home.

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Credits:

Federico Uribe (b. 1962, Colombia) Bambi, 2019.  Bullet shells.  Courtesy of the Artist and Adelson Galleries.

Federico Uribe (b. 1962, Colombia) Screwed Panda, 2021. Screws. Courtesy of the Artist and Adelson Galleries

Photograph of Federico Uribe and Museum Director, Bob Burns, on Opening Celebration, September 8, 2024.