"Ms. Baga crosses Orlando, Fla., with “Orlando,” Virginia Woolf’s novel of same-sex love and gender fluidity; people on a cruise ship; and, according to the gallery news release, at least, catastrophic global warming. Not everything works equally well. On the wall, photo-based portraits made primarily from quinoa show Ms. Baga and her family in drag, suggesting well-known works by Vik Muniz and Janine Antoni. A shortish projected video of peacocks seeming to make and then eat larger quinoa portraits of Rosie O’Donnell and Ellen DeGeneres also seems routine. Much more engrossing is an array of glazed ceramic objects — everything from calculators, Doritos chips and Crocs slip-ons to small, functioning pipes shaped like distinctly different vaginas. They suggest off-color tourist souvenirs but also resemble exotic stones or shells." - The New York Times, "Trisha Baga Mixes Orlando, Fla., With ‘Orlando’"

Sitography: AA.VV., "Trisha Baga", in "Société", www.studylib.net
Available online at
studylib.net/doc/18886387/file--..-_files-artists-cv-8-name--trisha-baga

CARPENTER CENTER, "Trisha Baga: Ceramics Club", www.carpenter.center, 17/02/17
carpenter.center/events/trisha-baga-ceramics-club

GREENWICH HOUSE POTTERY, "Ceramics now", www.greenwichhouse.org, 2014.
www.greenwichhouse.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/CeramicsNow2014WM.pdf

NEGRÒN, Jesus "bubu", "Nothing Conceptual: La Meme Era @ La Barra de Paquito", www.embajadada.com, 2016.
embajadada.com/Nothing-Conceptual