A Journey to Buenos Aires
Richard Noyce

“From November 29 to December 7 2013, I was invited by the British Council and Fundación´ace to visit Argentina. This very welcome invitation enabled me to attend the opening of the Further and Critical Mass exhibitions, two visual projects that emerged from a collaborative work between the artists who have been reviewed in his books. In addition, I gave the lecture ‘Traces and Footprints’ – within a panel in which Argentine artists Mirta Kupferminc and Alicia Candiani also participated – and gave a master class about “Artists writing about art”, visited workshops and reviewed portfolios for Argentine artists. The multiple net-working activities enabled me to meet Argentine artists and critics in an intensive and stimulating week. Previously, I had already participated in a videoconference with Argentinean artists in ´ace on September 20 as the opening of the [Ciclos] project.”

ABOUT RICHARD NOYCE

Richard Noyce writes on contemporary art and exposes his ideas and thoughts by lecturing and participating in international symposia.

He has written three fundamental books for contemporary printmaking as well as expanded field work done through print media: Printmaking off the Beaten Track – a study of printmaking and print art in some lesser known countries, including those that have been or are still being, subject to conflict, Critical Mass – Printmaking Beyond the Edge and Printmaking in the Edge, the latter having been reissued a second time due to its success.

He was awarded the 1996 AAASS / Orbis Polish Book Prize.