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Contemporary Latin American Art Latin American and Contemporary Art: Curatorship and Collection was the theme of the debate that took place at IEA on September 5, parallel to the 30th São Paulo Bienal exhibition.
At the event, Brazilian and foreign experts discussed a range of issues related to contemporary Latin American art, such as geopolitics, curatorship, art market, institutionality, circulation and displacement, contexts and actions. The coordinator was Martin Grossman, director of IEA and curator-coordinator of the Fórum Permanente. The debate was promoted by IEA, Centro Cultural de España in São Paulo (CCE-SP), and the Fórum Permanente. The participating specialists and artists were: Adriano Gomide (Escola Guignard), Afonso Luz (art critic), Amilcar Parker (Capacete), Ana Leticia Fialho (Fórum Permanente), Ana Pato (Videobrasil), Aracy Amaral (art critic and former director of Pinacoteca and MAC-USP), Cauê Alves (PUC-SP and MAM-SP), Cecilia Fajardo-Hill (chief curator, MOLAA), Cristiana Tejo (Fundaj), Daniel Rangel (curator, Instituto de Cultura Contemporânea), Eugenio Valdés (Daros Latinamerica), Gabriel Perez-Barreiro (Colección Patricia Phelps de Cisneros), Hans Michael Herzon (Daros Latinamerica), Humberto Velez (artist), Jorge Schwartz (director, Museu Lasar Segall), José Roca (Tate Gallery), Julia Boaventura (curator, Instituto Tomie Ohtake), Justo Werlang (former president, Bienal do Mercosul; vice-president, Bienal de São Paulo), Martin Grossmann (director, IEA; curator-coordinator, Fórum Permanente), Mauro Herlitzka (collector), Moacir dos Anjos (Fundaj and MAMAM), Pedro Molina Temboury (Centro de Cultura de España in São Paulo), Rafael Pereira Escalona (Universidad Central de Venezuela), Rafael Romero (Colección Patricia Phelps de Cisneros), and Rosangela Rennó (artist). |
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