ExhibitionMarch 4, 2022
SUSURROS, citizen practices during the Pandemic
Until March 15, the Fine Arts Pavilion UCA Argentina and Bienal Sur present the exhibition "SUSURROS, prácticas ciudadanas en Pandemia."
The exhibition is a project led by Ernesto Muñoz (general curator), president of AICA Chile, who initially convened six co-curators: Angela Barbour (Brazil), Alejandro Triana (Colombia), Hernan Pacurucu (Ecuador), Adriana Almada (Paraguay), Carlos Camaño (Peru) and Bélgica Rodriguez (Venezuela), who summoned 55 artists from 10 Latin American countries:
-Argentina: Zulema Maza, Eduardo Medici, Juan Lecuona, Matilde Marin, Beatriz Moreiro, Carola Trimano, and Diana Dowek.
-Bolivia: Julio Gonzalez, Eduardo Rivera, Marcia Mogro, and Galo Coca.
-Brazil: Eliana Anghinah, Ángela Barbour, Pitiu Bomfin, Regina Carmona, Catharina Suleiman, and Marco Stellato.
-Chile: Amelia Errázuriz, Alicia Larraín, Paz Lira, María José Mir, Carolina Oltra, Ángela Wilson, Henry Serrano, and Mauricio del Pino.
-Colombia: Sandra Rengifo, Andrea Aguía, Eider Yangana, Leonardo Carreño/ Xikaria, and Fernando Pertuz.
-Ecuador: Olmedo Alvarado, Patricio Palomeque, Sara Roitman, Rosa Jijón, and Omar Puebla.
-Peru: Aisha Asconiga, Cecilia Paredes, Sergio Fernández, Felipe Llona, Carmen Reátegui, and Hans Stoll.
-Uruguay: Rulfo Álvarez, Jaqueline Lacasa, Sergio Porro, Gustavo Tabares, and Pedro Tyler.
-Paraguay: Ana Ayala, Luvier Casali, Fredi Casco, Sara Hooper, and Alfredo Quiroz.
-Venezuela: Antonio Briceño, Maruja Herrera, Johan Galue, and Pedro Tagliafico.
About the exhibition, Ernesto Muñoz comments: "In times of Pandemic, where does art stand? We know, without a doubt, that art, throughout history, has been relevant in times of tension, and the current situation seems a good starting point for new creations. The creative impulse went from the early days' stupor to the adaptation to a new way of relating and following. Also, in these times, we have seen the articulation and establishment of new behaviors, artistic narratives, and unexpected movements that are still in process."
This is how the Latin American curators and artists aimed to respond to this challenge from their viewpoint, the global drama that afflicts us in the present time, delving into the new questions that have arisen because of the health, environmental, humanitarian, and economic crises brought about by confinement and disease.
The exhibition bears witness to movements and concerns raised during this period. They will be active virtually and in-person with works in a 50 x 50 cm format and videos. "We hope that the different responses will open us to new directions, modes of creation, and the questions that arise will be reflected in works that respond to a new Latin American imaginary product of this transition, marking an exciting phase shared throughout our continent," Ernesto Muñoz added.
Virtual Exhibition, Web: www.uca.edu.ar/susurros
On-site Exhibition, Address: Alicia Moreau de Justo 1300, PB (1107) Puerto Madero - Buenos Aires - Argentina.
Buenos Aires- Argentina.
Instagram: @pabellonartesuc
The exhibition is a project led by Ernesto Muñoz (general curator), president of AICA Chile, who initially convened six co-curators: Angela Barbour (Brazil), Alejandro Triana (Colombia), Hernan Pacurucu (Ecuador), Adriana Almada (Paraguay), Carlos Camaño (Peru) and Bélgica Rodriguez (Venezuela), who summoned 55 artists from 10 Latin American countries:
-Argentina: Zulema Maza, Eduardo Medici, Juan Lecuona, Matilde Marin, Beatriz Moreiro, Carola Trimano, and Diana Dowek.
-Bolivia: Julio Gonzalez, Eduardo Rivera, Marcia Mogro, and Galo Coca.
-Brazil: Eliana Anghinah, Ángela Barbour, Pitiu Bomfin, Regina Carmona, Catharina Suleiman, and Marco Stellato.
-Chile: Amelia Errázuriz, Alicia Larraín, Paz Lira, María José Mir, Carolina Oltra, Ángela Wilson, Henry Serrano, and Mauricio del Pino.
-Colombia: Sandra Rengifo, Andrea Aguía, Eider Yangana, Leonardo Carreño/ Xikaria, and Fernando Pertuz.
-Ecuador: Olmedo Alvarado, Patricio Palomeque, Sara Roitman, Rosa Jijón, and Omar Puebla.
-Peru: Aisha Asconiga, Cecilia Paredes, Sergio Fernández, Felipe Llona, Carmen Reátegui, and Hans Stoll.
-Uruguay: Rulfo Álvarez, Jaqueline Lacasa, Sergio Porro, Gustavo Tabares, and Pedro Tyler.
-Paraguay: Ana Ayala, Luvier Casali, Fredi Casco, Sara Hooper, and Alfredo Quiroz.
-Venezuela: Antonio Briceño, Maruja Herrera, Johan Galue, and Pedro Tagliafico.
About the exhibition, Ernesto Muñoz comments: "In times of Pandemic, where does art stand? We know, without a doubt, that art, throughout history, has been relevant in times of tension, and the current situation seems a good starting point for new creations. The creative impulse went from the early days' stupor to the adaptation to a new way of relating and following. Also, in these times, we have seen the articulation and establishment of new behaviors, artistic narratives, and unexpected movements that are still in process."
This is how the Latin American curators and artists aimed to respond to this challenge from their viewpoint, the global drama that afflicts us in the present time, delving into the new questions that have arisen because of the health, environmental, humanitarian, and economic crises brought about by confinement and disease.
The exhibition bears witness to movements and concerns raised during this period. They will be active virtually and in-person with works in a 50 x 50 cm format and videos. "We hope that the different responses will open us to new directions, modes of creation, and the questions that arise will be reflected in works that respond to a new Latin American imaginary product of this transition, marking an exciting phase shared throughout our continent," Ernesto Muñoz added.
Virtual Exhibition, Web: www.uca.edu.ar/susurros
On-site Exhibition, Address: Alicia Moreau de Justo 1300, PB (1107) Puerto Madero - Buenos Aires - Argentina.
Buenos Aires- Argentina.
Instagram: @pabellonartesuc
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