MFA Solo Exhibit at SPAS Gallery Sept. 7
“Banks” by MFA candidate Rodrigo Gonzalo
RIT’s School for Photographic Arts and Sciences presents a solo exhibition, “Tractatus,” by MFA candidate Rodrigo Gonzalo. The show opens at 5 p.m. Sept. 7 and runs through Sept. 21 at the SPAS Gallery in Frank E. Gannett Hall.
Gonzalo says his work moves toward conceptuality from an understanding of the photograph as document. “ ‘Tractatus’ is built around an analysis of these two intertwined phenomena and its conception is based on two foundations: to analyze the functioning of the photographic medium and to investigate the recognition of signs and their construction of meaning in our visual culture.”
For more information about SPAS Gallery exhibitions, contact Therese Mulligan, administrative chair, at 475-2884 or mtmpph@rit.edu.
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