Artists
Argentina
Clara Nerone
Tested Artifices to Destroy the Vortex
21.10.24 08.11.24
Visual artist and photographer, Clara Nerone specialises in photography and the documentation of works of art, collaborates in the research, dissemination and enhancement of photographic archives and is an assistant lecturer in Project Management in the BA in Photography at the Universidad Nacional de San Martín. She is also part of the Annemarie Heinrich Archive in the area of digital preservation. Clara likes to think that she can re-imagine the world she inhabits and create, in collaboration and interrelation, liquid images.
Clara Nerone was part of the Constelaciones fellowship programme of QUINCHO–Red Argentina de Residencias Artísticas. As part of this programme, Clara spent two weeks at the Poliniza residency (Río Ceballos, Córdoba) testing some photosensitive materials and sound practices, then coming to ´ace to produce works in our workshop which she then shared with the local public in an open studio format.
ARTIST STATEMENT
My work emerges from different photosensitive explorations. I investigate the relationships and possible links between community, technology and nature by investigating the visualities and temporalities of images. I work in series and installations, through gestures, operations and procedures of photography, audiovisual and sculpture in dialogue -and tension- with the aesthetics and imaginaries of progress, modernity and science fiction.
BIO
Clara Nerone
1990 | La Matanza, Pcia. de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Lives and works in the City of Buenos Aires
EDUCATION
2024 | Training Programme in Art, Curatorship and Contemporary Theories. Centro de Arte de la Universidad Nacional de La Plata, Argentina
2023 | Bachelor in Photography. EAyP–UNSAM, Buenos Aires, Argentina
2021 | Researcher in the project Buried streams. Photographs, Archives and Visuals of the City of Buenos Aires. EAyP–UNSAM, Buenos Aires, Argentina
2021 | Postgraduate seminar Corporalities, Affects and Subversions. Latin American women artists 1960-1985. Espigas Studies Center, Instituto de Investigaciones sobre el Patrimonio Cultural, UNSAM, Argentina
EXHIBITIONS
2024 | Artificios ensayados para destruir el vórtice. Constelaciones Fellowship Open Studio, Fundación´ace, CABA, Argentina
2024 | Reflejos del presente (group). VIII Award of Contemporary Photography 2024, Museo Provincial de Bellas Artes Emilio Caraffa, Córdoba, Argentina
2024 | Salón de Primavera (group). Luis Terán Sculpture Workshop, Munar Arte, CABA, Argentina
2023 | OPEN Portfolio FIG Bilbao. Palacio Euskalduna, Bilbao, Basque Country
2023 | Itaú Visual Arts Award (group). Museo Provincial de Bellas Artes Emilio Caraffa, Córdoba, Argentina
2022 | 110° Salón Nacional de Artes Visuales. Centro Cultural Borges, CABA, Argentina
AWARDS & OTHERS
2024 | Mention of the Jury, VIII Award of Contemporary Photography, Argentina
2023 | Group Show at the Museo Provincial de Bellas Artes Emilio Caraffa, Córdoba, Argentina
2023 | Mecenazgo Cultural Award for the community project Buenos Aires no existe. Práctica Situada en Arroyo Vega
2023 | Metropolitano de la Cultura, las Artes y las Ciencias award for Buenos Aires no existe
Related Activities
Open Studio
Sensitive Flows: Cartographies of the Encounter
Artists in dialogue
06.11.24 06.11.24
On November 6th, 2024, between 1pm and 5pm, we opened the ´ace studio to share with the local public the processes of the residents of the October-November period.
Neal Hall (USA) gave a reading of some of his poems, which are part of his body of work entitled Abolist. Visitors to the open studio were able to enjoy Hall’s reading of his earlier poems, as during his time at ´ace, Neal was busy navigating the local circuit and getting his ideas down on paper.
Ana Catelli (Bahía Blanca, Argentina), present thanks to the Semillero 2024 fellowship in collaboration with the Williams Foundation, presented her work Mapa sensorial de Sauce Grande. Taking elements from the area, together with photographs taken by the artist herself, drawings, audio instructions and a video projection, Ana unfolded the territory of Sauce Grande in a multimedia installation that took over the Espacio Diálogo and the Central Hall of our studio.
Clara Nerone (CABA, Argentina) is a fellow of Constelaciones, the programme of QUINCHO-Red Argentina de Residencias Artísticas. As part of her residency at ´ace, Clara worked on the material she had previously obtained at the Poliniza residency (Río Ceballos): cyanotypes taken from tributaries, photosensitive papers submerged in bodies of water and recordings made with a hydrophone.
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Open Studio, Fellowships
Tested Artifices to Destroy the Vortex
Clara Nerone
06.11.24 20.11.24
As part of the Constelaciones fellowship programme of QUINCHO–Red Argentina de Residencias Artísticas, Clara Nerone spent two weeks at the Poliniza residency (Río Ceballos, Córdoba) testing some photosensitive and sound practices, and then came to ´ace to produce a new body of work in our workshop, which she then shared with the local public in an open studio format.
As part of her residency, Clara worked on the material she obtained in Río Ceballos: cyanotypes taken from the river, photosensitive papers submerged in bodies of water and recordings made with a hydrophone.
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