Cuban-born artist Wilfredo Prieto discusses his powerful art with minimal gestures in the upcoming lecture More with Less.

Kota Ezawa’s projects have taken the form of digital animations, slide projections, lightboxes, paper cutouts, intaglio etchings, ink drawings, and wood sculptures, and often draw on images from art history and popular culture. 

Hans Winkler has been realizing projects in public space since 1984, intervening into the reality of daily life and the perception of popular symbols.

Pamela Z is a composer/performer and media artist who makes solo works combining a wide range of vocal techniques with electronic processing, samples, gesture activated MIDI controllers, and video.

Rhea Anastas is an art historian and curator, and is currently Interim Director of the MA Art and Curatorial Practices in the Public Sphere program at Roski School of Fine Arts, USC. 

Susan Silton works across media including photography/video, installation, performance, text, audio, lithography, and internet technologies.

Claire Daigle is a writer, art historian, and critic and Director of MA Programs at SFAI.

Bevin Kelley is an electronic music/multimedia composer-performer. She is half of the e-music duo Blectum from Blechdom with Kristin Erickson, and was one quarter of the audio-video band Sagan. She is also a participant in Activating the Medium, an annual showcase for innovative sound artists.

Michelle Handelman is a New York artist who makes confrontational works that explore the sublime in its various forms of excess and nothingness.

Time, perception, chance, arbitrary selection, and fixed frameworks are fundamental elements in Jake Fernandez’s work in photography, collage, sculpture, film, and painting.