Tamara Gonzales
On Her Work
The Evening Lecture Series is free and open to the public. With inquiries, please contact Curator Jacob Brooks.
Gonzales will speak about her painting and the process of her drawings being made into textiles and mosaics.
Tamara Gonzales works with a variety of painted patterned motifs both in figuration and abstraction. Textiles and nature often inspire her works, while others are created through her own generative mark-making on paper or canvas. Gonzales’ global travels and her visionary experiences and friendships with members of several indigenous communities have become a source of both inspiration and collaboration in her work. Working in her studio in Brooklyn and upstate New York, Gonzales develops her own visual language, resulting in a wonderful mixture of exuberant color, energetic line, pattern, and archetypal imagery.
