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April 5, 2017

Wilmer Wilson IV, MFA '15, Featured in The Inquirer

Artist Wilmer Wilson, at right, one of the flanerie practitioners in the current show at the Barnes, talks with Eli Gabay, left, of honorary consul of Nicaragua in Philadelphia, while holding a television with his X-ray on it at City Hall in Philadelphia, PA on April 3, 2017.
Artist Wilmer Wilson, at right, one of the flanerie practitioners in the current show at the Barnes, talks with Eli Gabay, left, of honorary consul of Nicaragua in Philadelphia, while holding a television with his X-ray on it at City Hall in Philadelphia, PA on April 3, 2017.
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Artist Wilmer Wilson, at right, one of the flanerie practitioners in the current show at the Barnes, talks with Eli Gabay, left, of honorary consul of Nicaragua in Philadelphia, while holding a television with his X-ray on it at City Hall in Philadelphia, PA on April 3, 2017.
Artist Wilmer Wilson, at right, one of the flanerie practitioners in the current show at the Barnes, talks with Eli Gabay, left, of honorary consul of Nicaragua in Philadelphia, while holding a television with his X-ray on it at City Hall in Philadelphia, PA on April 3, 2017.
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MFA alum, Wilmer Wilson IV's performative works were featured in The Philadelphia Inquirer's article, "That guy walking the streets of Philly with a TV? He's art. Others will follow". The article describes Wilmer's performances that are apart of the Barnes Foundation's upcoming exhibition, Person of the Crowd, a show of perambulators and performers, scavengers and sculptors happening through May 22nd.  

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