A polymath with vast experience in cultural projects and art production management, having worked in collaboration with national and international institutions both public and private. Our coordinator also has knowledge of and is involved with international art residencies, art education, image theory studies and diverse art disciplines such as photography, performance and relational art.

Andrés also has a fascination for ideas and a passion for techniques, a passion that he spreads simultaneously over such diverse paths as his experience as a ski instructor, practicing cooking in a meticulous manner or DJ with vinyl turntables.

andres@proyectoace.org

Jesús is a Chilean visual artist and scholar. She has a degree in Visual Arts and a Master of Arts, mention in Visual Arts from the University of Chile. She is the former Director of the Museum of Modern Art of the UACH-Universidad Austral de Chile and a current professor at the Faculty of Architecture and Arts in the same university. During the last fourteen years she has dedicated herself to working in the field of visual arts, addressing some topics that refer to the translation of language codes and visual codes, through minimal representation systems that generally, and in a subtle way, overflow through its materiality.

During the months of September and October, Jesús will work with us, contributing her experience as Artistic Director of ´acePIRAR.

With studies in Visual Arts, specializing in Printmaking and Print Media, his knowledge and passion for formulas, procedures and reactions -from the combination of elements- allows Sebastián to develop and apply his knowledge in the workshop, while seeks to produce the ideas that arise  working in collaboration with the artists in residence. In addition, in his personal work he expands printmaking allowing himself to investigate and produce in fields that go through two-dimensionality.

Amateur scientist and foodie, his techniques go beyond the workshop into the kitchen, another area where his skills and love for making, makes us delight with incredible meals and desserts.

ace.taller@proyectoace.org

Currently curator of the Invisible Caregivers Program in Madrid, Spain, Daniela was part of the ´ace team from 2012 to 2018, serving as Program Coordinator and currently, from Madrid, continuing with curatorial tasks in our online programs. In 2019 she won the Brooks International Scholarship and moved to London to work at Tate Modern in the Tate Exchange Program and in 2020 she received the Shanghai Curators Lab 2 Award.

Daniela was born and raised between two cities that border the Río de la Plata, the geographical limit  between Argentina and Uruguay. She has Austrian heritage on her mother’s side. In her personality she blends, in balance, the tranquility of the Charrúa people with the Saxon precision. She likes dance, experimental music and movies.

Brazilian, almost Uruguayan, living in Argentina. Cássia is a photographer and visual artist, based in the City of Buenos Aires for the last 7 years. She has a degree in Social Communication and is a senior student of the Bachelor’s Degree in Documentary Film and Photography at UNSAM.

As an artist and researcher, she is dedicated to thinking about the relationships between art, science and territory. Through artistic practices and multidisciplinary studies, she seeks new ways of inhabiting border areas.

At ‘ace, she Cássia portrays the resident artists and accompanies them by photographing their processes. She walks through the spaces guided by curiosity to record the gestures, forms and materials that emerge in these creative encounters.

Lidia grew up in a very small town in northern Argentina, in an area of alfalfa plantations. Her first bond with the kitchen was, as for many, through her mother, who was very fond of cooking and even sold empanadas for special occasions in Cachi. At the age of 13, she moved to the capital city of Salta, where she completed high school and  finally, in 1993 she moved again to Buenos Aires.

In ‘ace she maintains our space and cooks a meal that does not go unnoticed and that many artists say they miss when they leave. The repulgue of her empanadas is perfect and the mashed potatoes priceless!