Exhibition, Slovenia, Ptuj, 01 September 2012
Skills: Critic, Photographer, Video cameraman, Journalist
South American art is famous for its politically and socially critical artists. One of the most important
projects of this year's festival has emerged under the leadership of curator Antonio Arevalo. Probably
one of the most important representatives of performance art of the 21st century Regina Jose
Galindo, winner of the Golden Lion at the 51st Venice Biennale, will present her new performance for
the first time in Europe. Often rewarded Chilean artist Ivan Navarro is presenting one of his recent
light installations, Ronald Moran and Marlon de Azambuja will prepare a spatial installation, Maria
Rosa Jijon, Felipe Aguila, and Gianfranco Foschino will create new artistic projects during their
residence in Ptuj. The exhibition entitled Latin America between Identity and Mask will also feature
works by Dario Escobar, Luis Gonzalez Palma, David Perez Karmadavis, Priscila Monge, Ishmael
Randall Weeks, and Enrique Zamudio.
ARTISTS:
Felipe Aguila (Chile), Marlon de Azambuja (Brazil), Dario Escobar (Guatemala), Gianfranco Foschino
(Chile), Regina Jose Galindo (Guatemala), Luis Gonzales Palma (Argentina - Guatemala), Maria Rosa
Jijon (Ecuador), David Perez Karmadavis (Dominican Republic), Priscila Monge (Costa Rica), Ronald
Moran (El Salvador), Carlos Motta (Colombia), Ivan Navarro (Chile), Ishmael Randall Weeks (Peru),
Enrique Zamudio (Chile)
projects of this year's festival has emerged under the leadership of curator Antonio Arevalo. Probably
one of the most important representatives of performance art of the 21st century Regina Jose
Galindo, winner of the Golden Lion at the 51st Venice Biennale, will present her new performance for
the first time in Europe. Often rewarded Chilean artist Ivan Navarro is presenting one of his recent
light installations, Ronald Moran and Marlon de Azambuja will prepare a spatial installation, Maria
Rosa Jijon, Felipe Aguila, and Gianfranco Foschino will create new artistic projects during their
residence in Ptuj. The exhibition entitled Latin America between Identity and Mask will also feature
works by Dario Escobar, Luis Gonzalez Palma, David Perez Karmadavis, Priscila Monge, Ishmael
Randall Weeks, and Enrique Zamudio.
ARTISTS:
Felipe Aguila (Chile), Marlon de Azambuja (Brazil), Dario Escobar (Guatemala), Gianfranco Foschino
(Chile), Regina Jose Galindo (Guatemala), Luis Gonzales Palma (Argentina - Guatemala), Maria Rosa
Jijon (Ecuador), David Perez Karmadavis (Dominican Republic), Priscila Monge (Costa Rica), Ronald
Moran (El Salvador), Carlos Motta (Colombia), Ivan Navarro (Chile), Ishmael Randall Weeks (Peru),
Enrique Zamudio (Chile)
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