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Art Produce Gallery & Garden

Eleanor Greer &
​Moses  Muturi

PictureMoses Muturi
Discard / Rebuild
Moses Muturi and Eleanor Greer

January 15 to March 4 2017

Opening Reception:
Saturday, January 21st 6-9pm

Artist Talk:
​Saturday, February 11th 7pm

Make it Yourself Community Art Class:
Saturday, February 18th 2-4pm

This workshop will focus on themes of architecture and recycling/reuse and will be led by Moses and Eleanor inspired by this current exhibition. Participants will explore hand-building and collage techniques using commonly found materials such as cardboard, papers and printed images to construct an object of their choosing.  

Gallery Hours: 11am-6pm Daily
Entry through Tostadas or by Appointment


Moses Muturi and Eleanor Greer’s exhibition Discard | Rebuild explores the artists’ shared interest in the process of making and exploring the built environment through painting, collage and sculpture. Moses works with post-consumer products as his primary material, rendering the viewer responsible for our collective over-consumption. Eleanor explores shifts in the urban spaces she occupies on a daily basis, working from an interest in the disposable nature of architectural structures and the rapid replacement of one building with another. Collectively, these layered works celebrate their materiality while offering a reflection on the cycle of urban growth, consumption and waste. Moses and Eleanor are both current MFA candidates at SDSU School of Art and Design.

Eleanor Greer
Eleanor Greer
Moses Muturi
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