CARLOS MOTTA, Artist
The Immigrant Files: Democracy is Not Dead, It Just Smells Funny (2009)
THE GOOD LIFE (2005-2008)
SOA CYCLE (2005-2007)
Brief History (2005-2009)new!
Brief History of US Interventions (2006)
LENINGRAD TRILOGY (2006)
Leningrad Trilogy
Leningrad,Petrograd,Petersburg
 
VIDEOS (2005-2008)
Where Do I Stand?, 2008
Memory of a Protest, 2007
September 22, 2005
Letter to my father(standing by the fence), 2005
 
BURY THEM AND KEEP QUIET (2004)
Enterrar y Callar
Untitled # 1
     
PHOTOS/INSTALLATIONS (2002-2008)
Untitled (Graffiti Cuts)new!
Gigantic Intervention
Pesca Milagrosa
Untitled 117
Land M(y)ne
Public Domain
   
COLLABORATIONS

Arts & LEISURE

HOMEWORK
UNMASKED
 
Graffiti Cut, 2008
 
RESUME/BIO
ARTIST STATEMENT
CONTACT
 
SUMMER 2009 EXHIBITIONS:
- Carlos Motta: Brief History, June 28- Sept, PS1/MoMA, NY
- Carlos Motta: The Immigrant Files, June 28- July 4, Baltic   Art Center -BAC, Visby, Sweden
- NO SOUL FOR SALE – A Festival of Independents (with Miguel   Amado + Filipa Oliveira and with Migrating Forms), June 24-   28, X Initiative, New York
- Special Editions, June 17- July 5, Lower East Side Printshop,   New York
- Turn On, July 2- Sept. 29, Slag Gallery, New York
- The 21st Century, The Feminine Century, and the Century of   Diversity and Hope, August 1-31, International Incheon Women   Artists' Biennale, Korea
- 5 x 5 Castelló, July 24 - Sept. 27, Espai d'Art Contemporani   de Castelló, Castellón, España
                     
AND RECENT BOOKS, TEXTS & INTERVIEWS:
- Download a free copy (PDF 4.6MB) of the book The Immigrant   Files: Democracy Is Not Dead, It Just Smells Funny, here
- Download a free copy (PDF 5.6MB) of the book Carlos Motta,   The Good Life / La Buena Vida here
- Carlos Motta's The Good Life, Video Inteview, Smack Mellon
- Videos Then And Now Tell A Story, by Cate McQuidBoston   Globe
- Carlos Motta in Conversation with Runo Lagomarsino, Whitehot   Magazine, September 2008
- Victim's Dignity, An Interview with Carlos Motta, "Victims'   Symptom Blog (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Culture),"   Labofculture.org (Interview)
- Artists around the globe are turning Socialist Realism on its   head, layering the once-potent tool of propaganda with irony   and nostalgia, Artnews, January 2008
- Carlos Motta:Consistently Aware, by Sofía Hernández   Chong-  Cuy (Article), ARTE AL DIA INTERNACIONAL May 2007