Face-Off Teresa Olabuenaga Urista’s work speaks to the

Urista’s work speaks to the flow of information from the unconscious to the conscious mind

With a bright blue sky and lacy clouds overhead

contrast with where he lives now

I arrived at Brandywine with several completed mylars

my work has focused on the relationship of motherhood

Face-Off Teresa Olabuenaga Urista’s work speaks to theFace Off, 2000 Offset Lithograph Edition of 50 30 x 22 in Collaborating Printer: Bob Franklin In Face Off, Gayle Tanaka turns her own face into both subject and argument. Across nine self portraits, she presents the same face in shifting tonal variations each hue enough, in life, to assign a person to an ethnic category and all the assumptions that travel with it. Laid side by side, the effect is quietly destabilizing. The face does not change. Only