SAN DIEGO, CA.- “Cerca”— a Spanish word that refers to things nearby and the process of bringing them closer— is the title of the continuing exhibition series at the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego’s downtown location. In collaboration with MCASD’s TNT (Thursday Night Thing) program, the goal of the Cerca Series is to open the doors of the museum to new art, new people, and new experiences. ¡Rompe las cercas y acercate! (Break down the barriers and come on in!) In Cerca Series: Yunhee Min—on display July 3 through August 21, 2005. The Los Angeles–based artist creates work by juxtaposing color and form in disarming and fascinating ways. While evoking the aspirations of 1960s Minimalism, her works are unique and rigorous in their relationship to 21st century dialogues regarding painting, sculpture, installation, architecture, and design. Each of her works explores the possibilities of the space it inhabits. Min describes her work as "a hybrid of painting, installation, and architectural intervention."