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Lenhardt Lecture: Eamon Ore-Giron

Eamon Ore-Giron’s (b. 1973, Tucson) practice embodies a transcultural, cross-disciplinary approach to seeing and making. Referencing Indigenous and craft traditions, as well as 20th century avant-gardes, his paintings resonate across cultural contexts and draw on vocabularies of architecture, textiles, maps, hieroglyphics, and astral charts to arrive at a visual language that is uniquely his own. Ore-Giron also works in video and music, and his interdisciplinary projects explore the interrelationship of sound, color, rhythm, and pattern and manifest a history of transnational exchange. His practice seeks to destabilize linear, Western art-historical inheritances by suggesting a shared heritage of forms and ideas. Ore-Giron has exhibited nationally and internationally, both as a solo practitioner and as part of collaborative endeavors. He has also been selected to realize major public commissions in New York and Los Angeles. Ore-Giron’s newest commission, designed for Greenbaum Lobby at Phoenix Art Museum, will premiere to the public in March 2025. The Lenhardt Lectures are a key component of the Dawn and David Lenhardt Contemporary Art Initiative. The annual events engage Valley audiences with some of the most acclaimed contemporary artists in the world.