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Cambios en ARCO

Magazine

03 May 2010

Cambios en ARCO

Una brevísima nota de prensa anuncia lo que ya se adivinaba:

“Lourdes Fernández ha presentado a los Órganos de Dirección de IFEMA su dimisión al frente de la Feria Internacional de Arte Contemporáneo. Finaliza de este modo una andadura de cuatro ediciones (2007-2010) en las que ha ostentado la dirección de ARCOmadrid. En su carta de renuncia se alegan diferencias en cuanto al desarrollo del proyecto de feria”.

Esperemos que la redifinición sea no sólo en cuanto a dirección sino también en cuanto a proyecto de feria.

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