Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland

Part documentary, part railroad dreamscape, the 2005 film from Bill Daniel, Who is Bozo Texino? is billed as “The mostly-factual cinematic account of the epic search and unlikely discovery of hobohemia’s most legendary boxcar artist.” To that end, the San Francisco Guardian hailed it as a “beautiful train-tagging movie.”

At Home Studio Visits are public Zoom calls open to all, with the hope of developing relationships and connecting artists and arts workers across the country and internationally. The visits will take the format of a conversation between the artists, facilitators, and the public, inviting everyone to participate in a larger dialogue together.

The June 19 At Home will be facilitated Meghana Karnik (Associate Curator, FRONT) and Lo Smith (Curatorial Assistant, FRONT)