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Red Conceptualismos del Sur

Magazine

09 March 2009

Red Conceptualismos del Sur

Bajo el título de “Reactivaciones poéticas políticas”, el Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía organiza hoy lunes y el próximo miércoles un seminario centrado en los proceso de investigación y redefinición del arte latinoamericano contemporáneo llevado a cabo por La Red Conceptualismos del Sur, un amplio grupo de artistas, comisarios, historiadores e investigadores de otras disciplinas procedentes de México, Perú, Ecuador, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Brasil, Colombia y España que trabajan conjuntamente en dicho estudio desde 2007.

Un punto de encuentro dedicado a la revisión histórica del poso conceptual en América Latina – fundamental en países como Argentina o Brasil – y a su lectura en presente y en relación a otros contextos. Un análisis historiográfico sobre la memoria y la pervivencia en la actualidad de ciertas prácticas artísticas que tiene mucho que ver con nuestro propio contexto, tradición y herencia conceptual.

Para más información: http://www.museoreinasofia.es/museoreinasofia/live/educacion1/cursoslecciones/conferencias/red-conceptualismos.html

David Armengol (Barcelona, 1974) is an independent curator who combines his curatorial practice with other parallel activities such as cultural management and teaching. He is particularly interested in music, nature and storytelling, but from the field of contemporary art. In other words, he does not know how to play any instrument, is not a great adventurer and does not master the art of storytelling. In a way, it is enough for him that his passions of sound, landscape and narrative coexist in the format of an exhibition. That’s why he always thinks of artists.

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