Half & Half

Half & Half

Art, Theory, Practice at Northwestern University

Jonathon Rosemond, untitled, 2020. Photocopy. Courtesy of the artist. Photo: Maxwell Tomlinson.

April 23, 2024
Half & Half
2024 MFA thesis exhibition
May 3–June 16, 2024
Opening: May 2, 5–8pm
Block Museum of Art at Northwestern University
40 Arts Circle Drive
Evanston, Illinois 60208
United States
www.blockmuseum.northwestern.edu
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Maximiliano Cervantes, Tarik Dobbs, Morisha Moodley, Jonathan Rosemond—2024 Master of Fine Arts degree candidates—present their thesis projects and conclude their residencies in the Department of Art, Theory, and Practice at Northwestern University. 

This exhibition and associated events are co-organized by the Department of Art, Theory, and Practice and the Block Museum of Art at Northwestern University. Support provided by the Norton S. Walbridge Fund; the Myers Foundations; the Jerrold Loebl Fund for the Arts; and the Alsdorf Endowment. 

Maximiliano Cervantes Harlingen, Texas 1999 Living and Working In My Long Distance Intimate Autoethnographic Studio Chicago, Illinois 2024 The School of The Art Institute of Chicago BFA 2021 Northwestern University Art, Theory, and Practice MFA 2024.

Tarik Dobbs (b. 1997, Dearborn, Michigan) is a writer, artist, and recipient of the Poetry Foundation’s Ruth Lilly and Dorothy Sargent Rosenberg Poetry Fellowship. Their poetry is featured in the Best New Poets and Best of the Net anthologies and has appeared in AGNI, The Poetry Review, Poetry Magazine, and other publications. Dobbs is the director of poetry.onl and has served as a guest editor for Mizna and Zoeglossia: A Community for Poets with Disabilities. They earned an MFA in creative writing from the University of Minnesota and are currently pursuing another MFA in art, theory, and practice at Northwestern University. Their debut poetry collections, Nazar Boy and Dearbornistan, are set to be published by Haymarket Books in June 2024 and 2026, respectively.

Morisha Moodley (b. 1998, Durban, South Africa) is a London and Chicago-based moving image artist who works across video, installation, and text, examining the entanglement of race, queerness, disability, and theology through these forms. Their practice is rooted in research of the moving image. To this, they interject queer and crip methodologies that challenge traditional film structures. Their work has been screened and exhibited internationally, including at London Short Film Festival, Kasseler Dokfest, Alchemy Film and Moving Image Festival, Global Citizen, and Camden Art Centre. Morisha is a recipient of a Develop Your Creative Practice grant from Arts Council England, AfA’s micro-grant, and was awarded the Northwestern University Fellowship to attend the 2023 Flaherty Film Seminar. They graduated from Central Saint Martins with a First in BA (Hons) Fine Art.

Jonathon Rosemond (b. 1995, Irving, Texas) is an artist working in sculpture, sound and installation. Rosemond’s practice is a collision of disparate material; a mixtape, a medley, a portmanteau, that generates worlds and makes myths. He received his BFA from the Minneapolis College of Art and Design and has exhibited work in many art spaces throughout the Twin Cities, including Midway Contemporary Art, and Public Functionary.

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