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Nov 15, 2024
11.15.24
Montevideo’s Grupo 8 (1959–62): The Ephemeral Avant-Garde
Gabriel Peluffo Linari
A Universal Language and an Unrealized European Tour: Grupo de Artistas Modernos de la Argentina
Desire, Mystery, Devotion: On Mariette Lydis’s Trajectory
Neofiguración and Dibujazo: Uruguayan Painting and Graphic Arts, 1960–80
"Trans" (1982): Queering the Temporality of the Archive
A Universal Language and an Unrealized European Tour: Grupo de Artistas Modernos de la Argentina
Re: Collection
Desire, Mystery, Devotion: On Mariette Lydis’s Trajectory
From the Desk of. . .
Neofiguración and Dibujazo: Uruguayan Painting and Graphic Arts, 1960–80
From the Desk of. . .
"Trans" (1982): Queering the Temporality of the Archive
Writer in Residence
On Now:
Nov 15, 2024
11.15.24
Montevideo’s Grupo 8 (1959–62): The Ephemeral Avant-Garde
Gabriel Peluffo Linari
From the Desk of. . .
Desire, Deferral, and the Failings of Filmic Representation—"Trans" (1982)
Joseph Shaikewitz
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Dec 14, 2023
Writer in Residence
Informalism’s Last Curveball: Informal Painting and Its Exegesis between Argentina and Europe
Claudia Grego March
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May 21, 2023
From the Desk of. . .
Matters of Process and Techniques of Control: The Luis Fernando Benedit Papers, 1960–1978
Christopher Williams-Wynn
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Jan 3, 2022
Writer in Residence
Desire, Deferral, and the Failings of Filmic Representation—"Trans" (1982)
Joseph Shaikewitz
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Dec 14, 2023
Writer in Residence
Informalism’s Last Curveball: Informal Painting and Its Exegesis between Argentina and Europe
Claudia Grego March
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May 21, 2023
From the Desk of. . .
Matters of Process and Techniques of Control: The Luis Fernando Benedit Papers, 1960–1978
Christopher Williams-Wynn
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Jan 3, 2022
Writer in Residence
In Focus: 270 Series
270.12—Luis Camnitzer: Arte, estado y no he estado
270 Film Series
270.01—Liliana Porter and Man with Axe: Fragments of a Conversation with Julio Grinblatt
270 Film Series
270.04— Marcia Schvartz: Ojo
270 Film Series
270.11—Rolando Peña: Sembrando el Petróleo
270 Film Series
In Focus: 270 Series
270.12—Luis Camnitzer: Arte, estado y no he estado
270.01—Liliana Porter and Man with Axe: Fragments of a Conversation with Julio Grinblatt
270.04— Marcia Schvartz: Ojo
270.11—Rolando Peña: Sembrando el Petróleo
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Poetics of the Body and Language in CAYC’s Audiovisual Archives
Writer in Residence
Sociotechnical Impetus: CAYC’s Audiovisual Assemblages
Writer in Residence
Temporality and Technics in Margarita Paksa's Tiempo de descuento
Writer in Residence
Transparency and Feminist Revision in Anna Bella Geiger’s Artist’s Books
Writer in Residence
A Creative Form of Expansion: Non-Objectualism and Anna Bella Geiger’s Artist’s Notebooks (1974–77)
Writer in Residence
Two Women at the Japan Video Art Festival at CAYC, 1978
From the Desk of. . .
A Universal Language and an Unrealized European Tour: Grupo de Artistas Modernos de la Argentina
Re: Collection
Neofiguración and Dibujazo: Uruguayan Painting and Graphic Arts, 1960–80
From the Desk of. . .
Desire, Mystery, Devotion: On Mariette Lydis’s Trajectory
From the Desk of. . .
Montevideo’s Grupo 8 (1959–62): The Ephemeral Avant-Garde
From the Desk of. . .
Informalist Painting in Uruguay: Its Origins and Processes (1957–65)
From the Desk of. . .
"Garments", "Knots" and "High Tide": Three Poems in Response to Jorge Eielson
Re: Collection
Toward a Poetics of Multiplicity: On Juan Carlos Romero’s Experiments in Repetition
Re: Collection
A Dance of Bodies and Machines: Leopoldo Maler’s Crane Ballet
Re: Collection
An “Intermedia Revolution”: Audiovisual Experimentation at the Centro de Arte y Comunicación
Writer in Residence
Time in Motion: An Approach to Gustavo Bruzzone’s More Than Four Hundred Hours of Filming Toward the End of the Century
From the Desk of. . .
El Dibujazo: Drawing as Resistance in 1970s Uruguay
Writer in Residence
In Plane Sight
Re: Collection
“El Dibujazo”: Approaching an Atmosphere
Writer in Residence
Desire, Deferral, and the Failings of Filmic Representation—"Trans" (1982)
Writer in Residence
"Trans" (1982): Queering the Temporality of the Archive
Writer in Residence
“Our School”: Testimonies from the Kasak-Madí Archive
Writer in Residence
Do Whatever You Want: Edgardo Giménez in Dialogue with Gonzalo Guerrero
Re: Collection
Artes Visuales: A Latin American Debate
Writer in Residence
Living Cultural Landscapes
Re: Collection
Rayando el Archivo: Mónica Mayer’s "El Tendedero"
Re: Collection
Cal: An Analysis of the Journal’s Plastic Arts Section
Writer in Residence
Notes on Latin American Graphic Design, Artes Gráficas, Typography, and Printed Matter from the ISLAA Library and Archives
Re: Collection
Informalism’s Last Curveball: Informal Painting and Its Exegesis between Argentina and Europe
From the Desk of. . .
Same Sea (Rose Horse)
Re: Collection
People Are the Only Thing that Matters: Alberto Greco and the Traveling Cultural Exhibitions
From the Desk of. . .
Between the Earth and the Divine
Re: Collection
Pedro Figari: Art Industrial Education in Uruguay (1900–20)
From the Desk of. . .
Load-Bearing Subjects: On Grupo Escombros’s "Teoría del arte"
Re: Collection
A short conversation about André Cadere
Re: Collection
Conversations with Magali Lara’s Interiors
Re: Collection
From East 78th Street to Segovia: A Morning with César Paternosto, August 2021
Writer in Residence
Reading the Register
Re: Collection
María Freire: Her Work in the Context of Abstract-Geometric Art from Río de la Plata and Brazil with European References (1950–1980)
From the Desk of. . .
This Is Not a Map: Extraction and Supplement in Sol LeWitt and Claudio Perna
Re: Collection
The Contemplation of Writing
Re: Collection
Matters of Process and Techniques of Control: The Luis Fernando Benedit Papers, 1960–1978
Writer in Residence
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