The Art of H.P. Mendoza
The Art of H.P. Mendoza
ART HISTORY AT A GLANCE
- Takeover: H.P. Mendoza
- Both Eyes Open
- Anaglyph
- Digital Crafts Night
- Mission Arcade
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TAKEOVER: H.P. Mendoza
2016, San Francisco Asian Art Museum
TAKEOVER: H.P. Mendoza
2016, San Francisco Asian Art Museum
In 2016, the San Francisco Asian Art Museum launched the Takeover series with H.P. Mendoza, taking over all three floors of the museum with his 3D art, live music and even a location specific video game called Super Museum Hunt. With live performances by Digital Crafts Night, and the casts of Colma: The Musical and Fruit Fly, the Asian Art Museum was transformed into an indoor block party featuring the movies, music and art of H.P. Mendoza.
Both Eyes Open
Relationships through lenses of different colors
Both Eyes Open
Relationships through lenses of different colors
H.P Mendoza's Both Eyes Open is a series of videos that displays interracial couples as composites, requiring the viewer to use 3D glasses to decipher the competing imagery and illegible descriptors surrounding them.
The series can be displayed using any screen with anaglyphic glasses. A full color version is available for both active and passive 3D monitors with a VR version on the way.
Watch the four current pieces in their entirety, below.
Anaglyph
The 3D Art of H.P. Mendoza
Anaglyph
The 3D Art of H.P. Mendoza
From geeky 8-bit graphics to split-screen triptychs of the West of Ireland, Anaglyph is a collection of videos by H.P. Mendoza projected in anaglyphic 3D.
(While originally projected in 3D, the videos below are presented in 2D.)
Mission Arcade
2007 - present
Mission Arcade
2007 - present
The elusive geek art party by H.P. Mendoza.
H.P. Mendoza's secret party has been happening since 2007 and has graced many apartments, houses, hotels, film festivals and museums with its unique brand of nerdiness, retro-nostalgia, amped up energy and old-school San Francisco charm. Along with retro gaming tournaments, karaoke, dancing and live performances by local bands, Mission Arcade has also been home to site specific art installations: