Victor Maldonado featured in 1859

December 20, 2016

Assistant Professor Victor Maldonado is currently profiled in 1859 magazine. He talks about his long-term performance project as Blue Demon, a Mexican lucha libre or freedom fighter. Maldonado's parents were field workers in California's Central Valley, and his project is a way of addressing his experience in the world. Maldonado is represented by Charles Froelick Gallery.

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