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Open Studio #2 / 2013
Crossover / Preston / Trans:migraciones

11.03.13

On March 12th artist and guest joined together at Sala Políglota to discuss and display the work produced during the two first  CROSSOVER International Project sessions. The public had also the opportunity to take a look of the American artist Maren Preston´s work who did a residency among the program ´ace PIRAR Sub30.

Those attending the open studio also saw the exhibition “Trans:migrations” a selection made by Adriana Moracci among the Fundación´ace´s collection works.

Thanks to all who participated in this meeting!

ARTISTS
Maren Preston

CROSSOVER
Alejandro Thornton, Sara-Aimee Verity, Gabriela Alcoba, Carla Beretta, Paula Nahmod, Carla Perri, Jennifer Pickering, Carolina Rogé, Sonia Sánchez Avelar, María José Sánchez Chiappe, Alejandro Scasso, Viviana Sierra, Gabriela Zelentcher, Sol Massera

TRANS:MIGRACIONES
Peregrine Honig, Wayne Kleppe, Noel Loeschbor, Danielle Peters, Alejandro Scasso, Meredith Setser

 

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