Work by Jason Mena (AP ‘19) in the group show “Counter Flags” at Abrons Art Center is reviewed in the New York Times: “In Jason Mena’s photo series “Failed States” (2011), a person wearing T-shirts printed with the flags of the G 7 countries buries his head — not in the sand — but in sidewalks, rubble, or a toilet, an amusing metaphor for the self-interest of wealthy democracies.”
MFA Art Practice is proud to present CARE PACKAGE, a printable PDF exhibition of work from our alumni to kick off our tenth summer. Featuring Isa Wang ’19, Lindsay Kane ‘18, Ben Quesnel ‘17, Kevin Townsend ‘16, Jason Mena ‘19 and TANGA!intl (Rachel Chick ‘14, Andrew Prieto ‘14 and Alfredo Travieso ‘14.)
Jason Mena’s (AP ‘19) video work, Victoria Sobre El Sol (Victory Over The Sun), is included in the group show “MACRO Asilo” at the Museo d'Arte Contemporanea Roma.
Jason Mena is an interdisciplinary artist living and working between Mexico and Puerto Rico. His work formally examines political, cultural and economic structures within social formations, focusing mainly on the informal sector, its prevalence, diversity and mode of production across all social categories.
