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DESCRIPTION:Robert Hernandez is a mixed-media sculptor whose interdisciplin
 ary practice integrates drawing and paper-based sculpture. His work explor
 es the spatial and material possibilities of paper as both surface and str
 ucture. In 2023\, he was awarded the Traveling Scholars Fellowship from th
 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
 ts at Allegheny College\, Boston Young Contemporaries\, the New England Ga
 llery for Latin American Art\, and the Boston Center for the Arts.
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 ary practice integrates drawing and paper-based sculpture. His work explor
 es the spatial and material possibilities of paper as both surface and str
 ucture. In 2023\, he was awarded the Traveling Scholars Fellowship from th
 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
 ts at Allegheny College\, Boston Young Contemporaries\, the New England Ga
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 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
 ts at Allegheny College\, Boston Young Contemporaries\, the New England Ga
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 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
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 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
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 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
 ts at Allegheny College\, Boston Young Contemporaries\, the New England Ga
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 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
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 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
 ts at Allegheny College\, Boston Young Contemporaries\, the New England Ga
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 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
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 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
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 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
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 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
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 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
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 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
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 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
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 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
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 ary practice integrates drawing and paper-based sculpture. His work explor
 es the spatial and material possibilities of paper as both surface and str
 ucture. In 2023\, he was awarded the Traveling Scholars Fellowship from th
 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
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 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
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 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
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 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
 ts at Allegheny College\, Boston Young Contemporaries\, the New England Ga
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 ary practice integrates drawing and paper-based sculpture. His work explor
 es the spatial and material possibilities of paper as both surface and str
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 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
 ts at Allegheny College\, Boston Young Contemporaries\, the New England Ga
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 es the spatial and material possibilities of paper as both surface and str
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 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
 ts at Allegheny College\, Boston Young Contemporaries\, the New England Ga
 llery for Latin American Art\, and the Boston Center for the Arts.
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LOCATION:Downtown Gallery
SUMMARY:Robert Hernandez
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DESCRIPTION:Robert Hernandez is a mixed-media sculptor whose interdisciplin
 ary practice integrates drawing and paper-based sculpture. His work explor
 es the spatial and material possibilities of paper as both surface and str
 ucture. In 2023\, he was awarded the Traveling Scholars Fellowship from th
 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
 ts at Allegheny College\, Boston Young Contemporaries\, the New England Ga
 llery for Latin American Art\, and the Boston Center for the Arts.
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SUMMARY:Robert Hernandez
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/robert-hernandez
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DESCRIPTION:Robert Hernandez is a mixed-media sculptor whose interdisciplin
 ary practice integrates drawing and paper-based sculpture. His work explor
 es the spatial and material possibilities of paper as both surface and str
 ucture. In 2023\, he was awarded the Traveling Scholars Fellowship from th
 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
 ts at Allegheny College\, Boston Young Contemporaries\, the New England Ga
 llery for Latin American Art\, and the Boston Center for the Arts.
GEO:35.968695;-83.920421
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SUMMARY:Robert Hernandez
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DESCRIPTION:Robert Hernandez is a mixed-media sculptor whose interdisciplin
 ary practice integrates drawing and paper-based sculpture. His work explor
 es the spatial and material possibilities of paper as both surface and str
 ucture. In 2023\, he was awarded the Traveling Scholars Fellowship from th
 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
 ts at Allegheny College\, Boston Young Contemporaries\, the New England Ga
 llery for Latin American Art\, and the Boston Center for the Arts.
GEO:35.968695;-83.920421
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/robert-hernandez
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DESCRIPTION:Robert Hernandez is a mixed-media sculptor whose interdisciplin
 ary practice integrates drawing and paper-based sculpture. His work explor
 es the spatial and material possibilities of paper as both surface and str
 ucture. In 2023\, he was awarded the Traveling Scholars Fellowship from th
 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
 ts at Allegheny College\, Boston Young Contemporaries\, the New England Ga
 llery for Latin American Art\, and the Boston Center for the Arts.
GEO:35.968695;-83.920421
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 ary practice integrates drawing and paper-based sculpture. His work explor
 es the spatial and material possibilities of paper as both surface and str
 ucture. In 2023\, he was awarded the Traveling Scholars Fellowship from th
 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
 ts at Allegheny College\, Boston Young Contemporaries\, the New England Ga
 llery for Latin American Art\, and the Boston Center for the Arts.
GEO:35.968695;-83.920421
LOCATION:Downtown Gallery
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.utk.edu/event/robert-hernandez
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DESCRIPTION:Robert Hernandez is a mixed-media sculptor whose interdisciplin
 ary practice integrates drawing and paper-based sculpture. His work explor
 es the spatial and material possibilities of paper as both surface and str
 ucture. In 2023\, he was awarded the Traveling Scholars Fellowship from th
 e School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University\, enabling researc
 h in Echizen\, Japan\, a region historically associated with traditional p
 apermaking. During this period\, he visited the Okamoto-Otaki Jinja Shrine
 \, dedicated to Kawakami Gozen\, the Shinto goddess of paper—a site that
  informed and deepened his ongoing engagement with material culture and ri
 tual craft.\n\n \n\nHernandez was selected for the AIM (Artist in the Mark
 etplace) program at the Bronx Museum of the Arts in 2016\, culminating in 
 the inclusion of his large-scale paper sculpture El Tigre in the AIM Bienn
 ial Exhibition. He is also a recipient of the Keyholder Residency at the L
 ower East Side Printshop (2014)\, where he expanded his work in print-base
 d processes.\n\n \n\nHis work has been exhibited at institutions including
  the Lyman Allyn Art Museum\, Governor’s Island Art Fair\, 8 Hour Projec
 ts at Allegheny College\, Boston Young Contemporaries\, the New England Ga
 llery for Latin American Art\, and the Boston Center for the Arts.
GEO:35.968695;-83.920421
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