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Beginning with a Bang! From Confrontation to Intimacy: An Exhibition of Argentine Contemporary Artists, 1960-2007 (David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies (HUP

Dan Quiles

An Exhibition of Argentine Contemporary Artists, 1960-2007

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Release Date: 01/03/2008

Genre: Entertainment & The Arts
Sub-Genre: Art & Photography
Label: Americas Society,US
Contributors: Victoria Noorthoorn (Edited by), Susan Segal (Foreword by), Gabriela Rangel (Contributions by), Dan Quiles (Contributions by), Ana Longoni (Contributions by), Teresa Riccardi (Contributions by)
Language: English
Publisher: Americas Society,US
Pages: 108

An Exhibition of Argentine Contemporary Artists, 1960-2007
Beginning with a Bang! features the shift between the explosive moment in the Argentine art scene of the 1960s and the current scene emerging during the last 40 years. The exhibition catalogue brings together a historical section as well as information of performance-based actions, and sound and video works by Argentine contemporary artists.

Beginning with a Bang! features the shift between the explosive and experimental moment in the Argentine art scene of the 1960s, and the current scene emerging after the extreme crises in Argentina during the last 40 years. In the 1960s, artists explored destruction and dematerialization to propose original contributions to the fields of conceptual and action-based art. Today, artists explore fiction and intimacy as critical strategies to review and rebuild the artistic system. The exhibition catalogue brings together a historical section as well as information of performance-based actions and sound and video works by Argentine contemporary artists: Marina De Caro, Ana Gallardo, Graciela Hasper, Roberto Jacoby and Syd Krochmalny, Fabio Kacero, Fernanda Laguna, Patricio Larrambebere, Eduardo Navarro, Leandro Tartaglia, and Judi Werthein.

Included are essays by Ana Longoni, Victoria Noorthoorn, Daniel Quiles, and Gabriela Rangel; manifestos by Alberto Greco, Aldo Pellegrini, Manuel Peralta Ramos and Eduardo Costa, Raul Escari, and Roberto Jacobi, as well as a historical timeline of Argentine art.