In the shadow of the U.S. presidential inauguration, acclaimed socio-political artist Al Farrow discusses his quintessential work The White House. Created from gun parts and ammunition, Al Farrow’s elaborate architectural work takes on new meaning after one of the most contentious election cycles in American history. Join us to hear the artist discuss his process, inspirations, and thoughts on how his work fits in the climate of today.

This program will last approximately 60 minutes. It will be recorded and available to view later on the Crocker’s YouTube channel and select social media platforms.

Image: The White House (detail), 2018, Guns, gun parts, shell casings, steel; 69 x 77 x 36 in. Courtesy of the artist and Catharine Clark Gallery, San Francisco.⁣