Truth In This Art Podcast - Your Source for Conversations with Artists, Innovators & Cultural Leaders

Tune in to 'The Truth in This Art' and join Rob Lee on a journey through the minds of artists and the essence of their masterpieces. For today, our guest is Hoesy Corona, an emerging and boundary-pushing queer Mexican artist from Baltimore, MD, is making waves in the art world with his versatile creations spanning installation, performance, and video. As a Halcyon Arts Lab Fellow and Tulsa Artist Fellow, Hoesy's art revolves around otherworldly narratives that center marginalized individuals, especially within the queer Latinx immigrant community, where representation is scarce. His colorful sculptural works designed for the human body have graced prestigious venues like The Hirshhorn Museum, The Baltimore Museum of Art, and The Kennedy Center's The Reach. Hoesy's impressive resume includes numerous grants and awards, such as The Maryland State Arts Council Individual Artist Award and The Andy Warhol Foundation Grit Fund Grant, showcasing his impactful artistic contributions both in the United States and internationally.

Get ready to dive into:

  • The artistry of Hoesy Corona, an uncategorized artist whose creations encompass diverse mediums, such as installation, performance, sculpture, 2D work, and video, offering a unique and boundary-pushing perspective.
  • How color takes center stage in Hoesy's work, influenced by his early training as a painter, and how it shapes his captivating artistic expressions.
  • A thought-provoking conversation with Hoesy as he delves into the psychological and physical impact of being an underrepresented queer Latinx artist, shedding light on the importance of visibility in society.
  • Hear Hoesy's celebration of the resilience and ingenuity of immigrants in the United States, even amidst challenging circumstances, as he highlights their vital contributions to the arts.
  • Prepare to be inspired as Hoesy shares his embrace of the creative challenge in working with various mediums, viewing it as an enriching opportunity to expand his repertoire of artistic tools.

Get ready for a captivating episode as Hoesy discusses his multidisciplinary approach to art and the importance of color in his work. He explores the psychological and physical impact of not seeing oneself represented in society and celebrates the ingenuity of immigrants in the United States. Hoesy shares his journey as an artist and the challenges of breaking away from traditional artistic norms. He also discusses the influence of various artists on his work and the power of art to create dialogue and evoke emotions.


photo credit: Melissa Lukenbaugh


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Creators & Guests

Host
Rob Lee
The Truth In This Art is an interview series featuring artists, entrepreneurs and tastemakers in & around Baltimore.
Guest
Hoesy Corona
Emerging and boundary-pushing queer Mexican artist from Baltimore, MD

What is Truth In This Art Podcast - Your Source for Conversations with Artists, Innovators & Cultural Leaders?

Hosted by Rob Lee, the 'Truth In This Art Podcast' explores how art influences society and personal growth through engaging interviews with artists and cultural leaders from Baltimore and beyond. This podcast offers insights into the creative process and the impact of the arts on communities, making it ideal for artists, art enthusiasts, and creative thinkers interested in the transformative power of art.