22.04.2019
Erik Del Búfalo speaks with artist Ana Alenso about the questions her work activates around the imaginaries of uncertainty within the Venezuelan present, perpetuated by a voracious petro-state.
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Ciclón del dinero (2015).
The Orinoco Mining Arc is an area in Southern Venezuela of more than 100,000 km2, rich in various minerals such as gold, copper, diamond, and coltan; and stated by decree, in 2016, by the Maduro government to be intensively exploited. Mafias, Colombian guerrillas, military forces and common criminals vie for plots of their territory. Multiple organizations have denounced crimes against human rights, as well as ecological crimes.
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Issue 22: Radiant
Gabriel Chaile
In the midst of a siesta Gabriel Chaile and Duen Sacchi talk about the histories of fragility, the genealogies of forms and the possibility of inventing new meanings that mobilize symbolic and material transformations, appealing to the political commitment of the artists.
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Issue 22: Radiant
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Curator Gisselle Girón opens her family archive and follows her grandmother’s dance steps to reflect on the desires that move us: belonging, enchantment and mourning make our bodies move, we dance to their rhythm.
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Issue 22: Radiant
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Issue 22: Radiant
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