Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Ricardo Miranda Zúñiga (born 1971 in San Francisco) is an American new media artist who approaches art as a social practice that establishes dialogue in public spaces. Themes such as immigration, discrimination, gentrification and the effects of globalization extend from his experience and observations into works that tactically engage viewers through populist metaphors while maintaining criticality. He has said, \"I have always felt very strongly that for art to matter its need to be socially relevant and exist outside of the gallery and museum amongst people at large.\"Zúñiga has shown his works in New York City; Berlin; Madrid; Valencia,Linz, Austria; Quebec; St. Petersburg, Russia; Chile; Washington, D.C.; Miami; São Paulo; Mexico; Chicago; Madison, Wisconsin; Buffalo, New York; Philadelphia; Tennessee; and numerous times in California, including in San Francisco. Not limited to the traditional gallery space, he has exhibited his works in places as various as public parks; within the New York City Subway system; and at the San Diego-Tijuana border."@en }
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- Ricardo_Miranda_Zuñiga abstract "Ricardo Miranda Zúñiga (born 1971 in San Francisco) is an American new media artist who approaches art as a social practice that establishes dialogue in public spaces. Themes such as immigration, discrimination, gentrification and the effects of globalization extend from his experience and observations into works that tactically engage viewers through populist metaphors while maintaining criticality. He has said, \"I have always felt very strongly that for art to matter its need to be socially relevant and exist outside of the gallery and museum amongst people at large.\"Zúñiga has shown his works in New York City; Berlin; Madrid; Valencia,Linz, Austria; Quebec; St. Petersburg, Russia; Chile; Washington, D.C.; Miami; São Paulo; Mexico; Chicago; Madison, Wisconsin; Buffalo, New York; Philadelphia; Tennessee; and numerous times in California, including in San Francisco. Not limited to the traditional gallery space, he has exhibited his works in places as various as public parks; within the New York City Subway system; and at the San Diego-Tijuana border.".