Exhibitions

Alejandra Seeber Leda Catunda Fuera de serie

19 February 2021 - 11 October 2021

MALBA – Museo de Arte Latinoamericano Buenos Aires / Buenos Aires, Argentina

Vista exhibición “Alejandra Seeber Leda Catunda Fuera de serie”. Cortesía MALBA.

La exposición Fuera de serie propone un diálogo entre dos artistas latinoamericanas aunadas en un mismo punto creativo: el trabajo y la redefinición de los límites de la pintura. A través de procedimientos y saberes sobre la pintura –y también sobre la cultura urbana, el arte moderno, el diseño y la naturaleza–, Leda Catunda (San Pablo,1961) y Alejandra Seeber (Buenos Aires,1968) producen obras que absorben todo de su alrededor.
Despliegan imágenes de una belleza extraña que se presenta entre capas de telas, pinceladas y espacios alterados. Atendiendo a este hilo conductor que conecta escenas culturales y tiempos diferentes, la muestra cuenta con obras históricas y recientes, estudios, bocetos y documentos que permiten focalizar sus recorridos iniciados entre las décadas de los años ochenta y noventa en el caso de Catunda y a fines de los años noventa para Seeber. Asimismo, en el marco de la exposición se desarrollará un programa público de charlas, talleres y activaciones para pensar los modelos artísticos y los discursos que fueron cruciales en esta genealogía del arte contemporáneo.

Jueves a lunes: 12:00 a 20:00
Miércoles: 12:00 a 21:00

MALBA
Av. Figueroa Alcorta 3415
Buenos Aires

https://www.malba.org.ar/evento/seeber-catunda/

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