Ubicación: Hall 1
Día y horario: Thursday to Sunday from 12 noon to 19hs
Precio: Contribution bonus 300 pesos
Artistas:
Jorge Aguirre | Fabi Al Mundy | Luiz Alphonsus | Yolanda Andrade | Constantino Arias Miranda | Ellen Auerbach | Pepe Avilés | Amado Becquer Casaballe | Fernando Bedoya | Nair Benedicto | Antonio Berni | Ricardo Bezerra | Bárbara Brändli | Marcelo Brodsky | Johanna Calle | Careo | Anselmo Carrera | Atilio Cattaneo | Armando Cristeto | Marco Antonio Cruz | Luis Delgado Qualtrough | Ernesto Domenech | Claudia Donoso | Paz Errázuriz | Fernell Franco | George Friedman | Flavia Gandolfo | Héctor García | Kattia García Fayat | Antonio Garduño | Paolo Gasparini | Rosa Gauditano | Diego Goldberg | María Eugenia Haya | Annemarie Heinrich | Alejandro Hoppe | Álvaro Hoppe | Kati Horna | Helen Hughes | Graciela Iturbide | Maripaz Jaramillo | Pedro Karp Vasquez | Alex Klein | Alejandro Kuropatwa | Adriana Lestido | Eduardo Longoni | Nereo López Meza | Héctor López | Marcos López | Manuel H. | Agustín Martínez Castro | Elías Mekler | Daniel Merle | Miguel Mitlag | Ernesto Molina | Christian Montecino | Marcelo Montecino | Óscar Navarro | Daniel Pajuelo | Adolfo Patiño | René Peña | Ataúlfo Pérez Aznar | Oscar Pintor | Norberto Puzzolo | Jaime Rázuri | Rogério Reis | Rosângela Rennó | Miguel Rio Branco | Herbert Rodríguez | Miguel Ángel Rojas | Jesús Ruiz Durand | Graciela Sacco | Osvaldo Salerno | Fred Schiffer | Vladimir Sersa | Guadalupe Sobarzo | Taller Causa Roja | Milagros de la Torre | Rubén Torres Llorca | Sergio Trujillo Dávila | Pedro Valtierra | Jorge Vall | Frans Van Riel | Manolo Vellojín | Francisco Vera | Leonora Vicuña | Eduardo Villanes | Jaime Villaseca | Armando Williams | Sivul Wilenski | Oscar Wittke | Helen Zout | Facundo de Zuviría
Curador:
Alexis Fabry
The first presentation of the Larivière Foundation collection is entitled The dreams of the spider woman, a reference to the famous novel by Manuel Puig, The kiss of spider women, a seminal fictional work of the 1970s.
The decades from the 1960s to the 1980s are a predominant period in the Foundation’s collection: both the exhibition and the book revolve around central themes such as political violence, the role of women and sexual identity, issues that sparked controversy and conflict at that time.
Echoing Puig’s work, the intention underlying this collection is to juxtapose, cross and intermingle voices and registers, crushing the borders between "low and high culture", or between the working classes and the intellectual elite. To dismember the resounding distinction pitting mass culture, at home with all things kitsch, chick-lit and rom-coms, against the canon, hauteur and glamor of traditional classicism. For this reason, the Foundation's catalog is broad and eclectic, bringing together under one roof the leading exponents of all aspects of Latin American culture.
The curator of this collection is Alexis Fabry, an expert in Latin American photography and the co-founder, along with Olivier Andreotti, of Toluca Editions.
