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PTLa Beca Fundación Actual MAVI es una beca de producción para artistas visuales chilenos de mediana carrera, quienes tienen entre 40 y 60 años cumplidos al momento de postular. Deben ser artistas que se encuentren en etapa de producción y que hayan expuesto en forma individual o colectiva en los últimos 5 años. Los artistas deberán postular con un proyecto de exhibición individual inédito con temática libre y se admitirá únicamente proyectos expositivos con obras en formato bidimensional.
El artista ganador de la segunda versión de la Beca Fundación Actual MAVI recibirá $10.000.000.– que se distribuirán en 18 mensualidades de $555.555.- bruto, y tendrá la posibilidad de presentar su exposición individual en las salas 1 y 2 del MAVI durante los meses de julio y agosto del año 2022.
Awards
Beca Fundación Actual MAVI
06 July - 14 September 2020
Fundación Actual
Santiago, Chile
Deadline: 14 September 2020
Beca Fundación Actual MAVI
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Lumières d’Afriques
Light in Times of Growing Uncertainty
The touring exhibition Lumières d’Afriques stops off in Johannesburg amid a global pandemic and widespread uncertainty.
DePaul Art Museum
Latinx Initiative
Multi-year effort includes research, exhibitions, and community-building
Collection
Feminine presence
Museu de Arte de São Paulo announces acquisition of 296 artworks by artists self-identified as women in 2019
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Festivals
Barcú
Diferentes locaciones
Bogotá, Colombia
13 October - 18 October 2020
Exhibitions
Beyond the trees
Jardim do Torel
Lisboa, Portugal
15 September - 08 November 2020
Talks / Workshops
Of Seams and Stories: The Art of Sonia Gomes
Pace (online)
New York, United States
10 September - 11 September 2020
Exhibitions
“Como habitar o presente? Ato 2 – Estamos aqui”
Simone Cadinelli Arte Contemporânea
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
24 August - 25 September 2020
Exhibitions
Sonia Gomes / Marina Perez Simão
Pace
New York, United States
03 September - 27 September 2020
Exhibitions
Fragmentación (Exposición virtual)
Cooperación Cultura Española- San José
San José, Costa Rica
09 July - 30 December 2020
Exhibitions
Popular Painters and Other Visionaries (Online exhibition)
El Museo del Barrio
New York, United States
01 September - 31 December 2020
Art Fairs
Madrid Week Gallery
Arte Madrid
Madrid, Spain
10 September - 13 September 2020
Exhibitions
Marianela de la Hoz (Online exhibition)
Mexic-Arte Museum
Austin, United States
01 September - 31 December 2020
Most read
Lumières d’Afriques
Light in Times of Growing Uncertainty
The touring exhibition Lumières d’Afriques stops off in Johannesburg amid a global pandemic and widespread uncertainty.
DePaul Art Museum
Latinx Initiative
Multi-year effort includes research, exhibitions, and community-building
Collection
Feminine presence
Museu de Arte de São Paulo announces acquisition of 296 artworks by artists self-identified as women in 2019
In Conversation with Maximiliano Mamani
“Creating Art from a Precarious Position Is a Challenge and an Opportunity”
The Argentinean artist gives life to the drag queen Bartolina Xixa and examines LGBT constructs, colonialism and gender concepts.
Another 68!
The Female Artists of Color Who Pioneered Alternative Art Spaces in Mexico
Despite the 1968 rise of protests against the regime in Mexico, narratives of indigenous feminists and artists of color were still left out
Black Lives Matter, Cervantes and the Spanish Heritage
“A Legacy that Privileges Whiteness and Excludes Blackness”
A talk about statues and Black Lives Matter, the discrepancy of the Spanish heritage and the author of "Don Quixote".
Mail From Puerto Rico
After The Storm, Art Thrives on a Damaged but Spirited Island
Artist Lisa C Soto goes to the country of her ancestors, Puerto Rico, to explore and witness the island's contemporary art scene.
A Look at Koffi Mensah
Bringing out the Memory of African Identities
Burkinabé artist brings back the history of personalities who were erased from the history of the African continent.
Ancient Space, Modern Architecture, and Contemporary Art
Indigenous Architecture in the Americas
American indigenous knowledge influenced Europeans in many ways, sometimes unexpected – among them the art of building.