Virgil Ortiz: Multi-Disciplinary Pueblo Artist - Epi. 416, Host Dr. Mark Sublette
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Virgil Ortiz: Multi-Disciplinary Pueblo Artist - Epi. 416, Host Dr. Mark Sublette
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This is a podcast I've been wanting to do for a while because I'm a huge fan of this guy's work, but Virgil Ortiz is this really brilliant artist from Cochiti Pueblo in New Mexico.
He's got this long history with Pueblo Pottery. His mother was esteemed pottery artist Seferina Ortiz so he was raised with it. But he pushed past those boundaries of just strictly traditional Pueblo pottery and now he's doing these amazing contemporary sculptures. You see, Virgil's got this entire component of his work that has to do with the Pueblo Revolt of 1680 and an alternate history he created in the 500 years that follow.
When I was in Santa Fe during Indian Market and we recorded this podcast, he had a big exhibit at the Vladam Contemporary, another one at the Wheelwright Museum, As well as a third concurrent exhibition at the Autry, so he is a busy, busy man.
He's also a renaissance man. From sculpture, to furniture, to clothing, to pottery, to just seeing the world a little differently. If you don't know who Virgil Ortiz is, which is hard to imagine, but if you don't - this is a great podcast to get to understand the genius of his work.