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6th International Meeting of
Experimental, Sound and
Visual Poetry
Centro Cultural Recoleta - 26 .
September . 2003 - Buenos Aires
dedicated
to experimental poet
Haroldo de
Campos
( 1929 -
2003 )
Presentation
By the Committee
on Organization
A new way for an old poem
"In the poem-object poetry doesn't function exclusively as a
bridge, but also as an explosive. Taken away from its context, objects
deviate from their uses and meaning. They vary between what they are and what
they have meant. They're no longer objects nor entirely signs. Then what they
are? They are mute things that speak. To see them is to hear them. What do
they say? They express riddles, enigmas. Suddenly those enigmas open up and,
like a chrysalis and a butterfly, let instant revelations go".
Octavio Paz
A new version of the Visual Poetry Meeting begins, and we are
facing a new change regarding the images sent by participants in comparison
with previous works.
It's possibly necessary to get into this process to see the
reasons that made this change happen. In order to do so, we should look back
and see what was going on ever since artists decided to turn both letters and
words into images.
Since early 20th century, considering what futuristic artists
have done with their words of freedom till the present day many elements have
been added.
Halfway through the century the artists who produced the
Concrete Poetry start creating their own poems, when words turned into
graphic images.
In this case lyrics still keep their original format with
little sign variations, though in redundance and ambiguity they build up a
very familiar artistic structure, which eventually became the Concrete
Painting.
But from that moment until today lyrics interacted more and
more with the semantics, linking the object from all its meanings: found
object, trivial object and metaphoric object, in fact a rich catalog
featuring the many ways the object becomes part of the visual poem, clearly
shown in works exhibited all over the world, not forgetting the tool that
helped to expand the assorted meanings of the contemporary visual poetry: the
computer. The print had already helped works' production. The typographic
printing, as well as offset and xerography helped the artists to multiply
both the quality and the plastics' structure, let alone photography in the
early 20th century.
Nowadays the production of objects is the largest ever.
Discards will be finally recovered by artists and filled with poetic
meanings. Dreams, personal goals, the familiar saga, religious connotations
and magic represnt only a few among the many subjects included in these
object-poems.
In that junction made of lyrics, words and objects is where
the poem-object is nowadays located.
There are some hurried people who insist on calling this "the
aesthetics of the 21st century", but the century has just begun and so far we
are currently enjoying the work collected in the last hundred fruitful years.
Futurology isn't related to art, art is a living process and it's precisely
because of its living character that it's able to go along the changes of
society.
Video-poetry and multimedia
works
We must also consider the participations enroled in poetical
video and in the multimedia visual poetries.
Poetical video can be divided into two parts. The first part
comprises the documentation of actions that took place in the past.
Registered poetic actions may represent the artist's critical view on
different sides of daily life turned into poetry as of actions carried on
voluntarily.
Words take diverse forms that can be phonetic or graphic,
always performed in public or private areas that would later become
theatrical settings without any drama scripts.
Multimedia poetry is directly related to digital production,
indeed a new way of expression.
We should meditate about the deep change that may come from
now on and ask ourselves if the multimedia tools will provide plastic
elements that will make the production of works possible in the future
almost exclusively.
This wouldn't be the first time for such a question if we took
into account those who were affected by the first films of the Lumiere
brothers.
As usual art has an infinite number of expressions and
reproductions, with lots of assorted tools that sometimes superimpose, cancel
or complement between each other.
The experience of visual poetry is such a creative form that
complementation is always present.
Actions
(performances) and artist books
These two ways of expression have gone along visual poetry
from the beginning. We can only assure that artists that perform poetry with
their bodies, as well as those who publish artits books have incorporated a
new technological range of images.
When Mallarme said that his poem "Un golpe de dados"
represented his own enthusiasm that faced the signals that originated in the
new city of the last days of the 19th century, he was launching a new
aesthetics: visual poetry.
New tools for production, reproduction, and fast ways of
communication for the new artists guarantee a long way for visual poetry that
has just begun and that lacks a date, place or way of knowing which direction
it has taken, or when it's going to end.
Photos of the Meeting
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Juan Carlos Romero & Fernando Garcia Delgado
committee
on organization |

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Centro Cultural Recoleta, room 15, 1st floor |
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. artist books & publications .
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. graphic & objects .
Centro Cultural Recoleta, room 14, 1st floor |
Essays
Works by
183 artists from 13 countries on
. Graphic .
. Objects .
. Artist Books .
. Publications .
. Multimedia .
. Video Poetry .
. Performances .
. Poetic Actions .
. Sound Poetry .
Artists Participants
G=graphic |
O=object |
LA=artist
book |
CD=multimedia
V=video-poetry |
PE=performance |
PU=publication
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Second Name, First Name |
City, Province |
Category |
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ARGENTINA |
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Abigador, Alejandra |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Aguilar, Blanca |
Buenos Aires |
LA |
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Álvarez, Rodrigo |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Amadio, Diego |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Andreetti, Carolina |
Buenos Aires |
CD |
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Andreotti, María Rosa |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Ares, Marta |
Buenos Aires |
PE |
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Arturo, Mercedes |
Buenos Aires |
PE |
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Baeza, Federico |
Buenos Aires |
V |
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Barragán, Rosana |
La Plata, Bs. As. |
O |
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Benemelis, Juan Felipe |
Córdoba |
LA |
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Bianco, Marcela |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Brewda, Silvia |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Buffone, Xil |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Cachada, Carlos |
Buenos Aires |
CD |
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Cagliano, Hernán |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Cambariere, Juan Pablo |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Candria, María Luján |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Carballido, Jesús |
Córdoba |
LA |
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Cárdenas, Andrea |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Carini, Patricia |
Buenos Aires |
CD |
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Chamorro, María Angélica |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Christiansen, Mónica |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Cignoni, Roberto |
Bandfield, Bs. As. |
PU |
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Cincioni, Violeta |
Olivos, Bs. As. |
O |
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Cohelo, Oliverio |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Contreras, Claudia |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Corda, Virginia |
Escobar, Bs. As. |
O |
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D'Alessandro, Anabela |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Davis, Fernando / GRUPO (n) |
La Plata, Bs. As. |
V |
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De Broussais, María Fernanda |
Buenos Aires |
G / PE |
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Delfini, Pablo |
Buenos Aires |
CD |
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Delmar, Patricia |
Buenos Aires |
CONF |
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Di Rienzo, Zoe |
Buenos Aires |
PE |
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Doberti, María Paula |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Duro, María Cristina |
Buenos Aires |
LA |
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Escobar, Lilian |
Bandfield, Bs. As. |
O |
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Espeche, Ximena |
Buenos Aires |
PE |
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Estévez, Carlos |
Buenos Aires |
PE |
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Eyzaguirre, Javiera |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Farfán, Rosa Ligia |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Fernández, Alejandro |
Buenos Aires |
PE |
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Fernández, Claudia |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Fernández Sachaos, Susana |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Ferraresi, Paula |
Buenos Aires |
G / LA |
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Ferrari, León |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Forte, Cristian |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Funes, María Luján |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Gache, Belén |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Gagliardi, Andrea |
Castelar, Bs. As. |
LA |
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Galluccio, María |
Buenos Aires |
CD |
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Garavaglia, Julieta |
Buenos Aires |
LA |
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García Delgado, Fernando |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Gasquet, Santiago Javier |
Buenos Aires |
PE |
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Giaccarini, Mabel |
Avellaneda, Bs. As. |
G |
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Giménez, Fabián |
La Plata, Bs. As. |
G |
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Goldstein, Mónica |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Gómez, Verónica |
Caseros, Bs. As. |
O |
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Gómez Gavinoser, Ileana |
Buenos Aires |
CD |
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Govi, Ana |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Grandal, Manuela |
Vicente López, Bs. As. |
O |
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Green, Lorraine |
Buenos Aires |
G / PE |
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Greiner, Martha |
Rosario, Santa Fé |
PE |
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Grosso, Mirta del Carmen |
Buenos Aires |
LA |
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Grupo Escombros |
La Plata, Bs. As. |
O |
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Guangiroli, Solana |
Mar del Plata, Bs. As. |
LA |
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Guerreiro, María |
Florida, Bs. As. |
G |
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Guzmán, Loreto Garin |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Györi, Ladislao Pablo |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Instantes Gráficos |
Buenos Aires |
LA |
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Jiménez, Reynaldo |
Buenos Aires |
PU |
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Keshishian, Alicia |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Lafuret Pereyra, Raúl |
. |
PE |
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López, Lúcas |
Buenos Aires |
PU |
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López, Mario |
Buenos Aires |
PU |
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Lucchese, Carlos |
Rosario, Santa Fé |
PE |
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Lukin, Liliana |
Buenos Aires |
LA |
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Macías, Viviana |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Mahler, Melanie |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Manuloop |
Buenos Aires |
PE |
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Martín, Graciela |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Martínez, Maribel |
Ensenada, Bs. As. |
O |
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Martínez Vollaro, Ivana |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Mastronardi, Axel Xavier |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Mateo, Nicolás |
Buenos Aires |
PE |
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May, Dolores |
San Isidro, Bs. As. |
O |
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Méndez, Alberto |
Buenos Aires |
LA |
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Menghi, Nora |
Moreno, Bs. As. |
G |
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Meyer, Janine |
San Isidro, Bs. As. |
G |
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Morado, Luis |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Oberti, Daniel Horacio |
Rosario, Santa Fé |
O |
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Omar |
Villa Martelli, Bs. As. |
O |
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Otegui, Paula |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Pavia, Adrian |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Paz, Hilda |
Bernal, Bs. As. |
O |
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Perl, Silvana |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Pezido, Carmen |
Buenos Aires |
CD |
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Piccinino, Ana |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Pujol, Inti |
Mendoza |
PE |
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Ramírez, Beatriz |
Buenos Aires |
CD |
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Rao, María |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Rey, Carla |
Saenz Peña, Bs. As. |
LA |
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Robledo, Javier |
Vicente López, Bs. As. |
O / V |
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Rocher, Carmen |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Romano, Silvina |
Buenos Aires |
LA |
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Romero, Juan Carlos |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Ruchansky, Pablo |
Buenos Aires |
V |
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Salas, Patricia |
Béccar, Bs. As. |
G |
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Salcedo, Silvia Lucía |
Lanús Este, Bs. As. |
G |
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Salvatierra, Natalia |
Florida, Bs. As. |
O |
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Santocildes, Natalia |
Munro, Bs. As. |
O |
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Sarsale, Jorge |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Scheines, Roberto Mario |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Schneider, Ruth |
La Plata, Bs. As. |
O |
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Scumburdis, Melina |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Semino, Daniela |
Buenos Aires |
PE |
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Serra, Oscar |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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Sita, Víctor F. |
Buenos Aires |
G / O |
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Slipchinsky, Sara Noemí |
Buenos Aires |
LA |
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Sobrino, Javier Ildefonso |
Buenos Aires |
V / PE |
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Solaas, Leonardo |
Buenos Aires |
CD |
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Steinwasser, Marga |
Olivos, Bs. As. |
G |
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Stella, Claudia |
Buenos Aires |
PE |
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Suárez, Ana |
Villa Martelli, Bs. As. |
O |
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Suárez, Nicolás |
Buenos Aires |
PE |
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Taibo, César |
Buenos Aires |
PE |
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Thornton, Alejandro |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Tiseira, Leopoldo |
Buenos Aires |
G / PE |
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Trossolino, Marta |
Buenos Aires |
G |
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Villarino, Roxana |
Buenos Aires |
G / LA |
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Weil, Tiny |
Martínez, Bs. As. |
LA |
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Woodgate, Agustina |
Boulogne, Bs. As. |
G |
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Wright, Claudia |
Martínez, Bs. As. |
LA |
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Yeannoteguy, Gabriel |
Buenos Aires |
PE |
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Zerbarini, Marina |
Buenos Aires |
CD |
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Zukerfeld, Federico |
Buenos Aires |
O |
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BRAZIL |
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Antunes, Arnaldo |
San Pablo, SP |
G |
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Araujo, Avelino de |
Natal, RN |
PU |
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Barros, Anna |
San Pablo, SP |
CD |
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Clémen, Carlos |
San Pablo, SP |
LA |
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Darmeli Araújo, María |
Porto Alegre |
LA |
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De Barros, Lenora |
San Pablo, SP |
G |
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Keppler, Roberto |
San Pablo, SP |
LA |
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Leão, Heloisa da Fonseca |
Morumbi, San Pablo |
CD |
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Lucas, Constança |
San Pablo, SP |
LA |
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Monteiro, Bruno |
Recife, PE |
G |
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Monteiro de Almeida, Sérgio |
Curitiba, PR |
G |
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Ribas Marinho, Dórian |
Florianopolis, SC |
G |
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CHILE |
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Pérez Cares, Antonio |
Providencia, Santiago |
G |
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ECUADOR |
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Garcés Conley, Mónica |
Urdesa, Guayaquil |
O |
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ENGLAND |
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Kamogawa, Hiroko |
Londres |
CD |
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FINLAND |
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Rinne, Cia |
Kyrkslätt |
LA |
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Törönen Ripatti, Kirsimaria E. |
St. Michel |
G |
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FRANCE |
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Chevalier, Geneviève |
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PU |
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Fajole, Florent |
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PU |
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GERMANY |
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Kirchoff, Martín |
Leonberg |
G |
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ITALY |
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Boschi, Anna |
Castel S. Pietro Terme (BO) |
G |
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Davinio, Caterina |
Lecco (LC) |
PU |
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Strada, Giovanni |
Ravenna |
G |
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MEXICO |
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Gamboa Portilla, Greta |
México, D.F. |
V |
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Lemus Guerrero, Juan Ramos |
Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas |
LA |
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SPAIN |
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Beltrán, José Carlos |
Benicarló, Castellón |
PU |
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Ferrando,
Bartolomé |
La
Eliana, Valencia |
V / PU |
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Franco, Rodolfo |
Mérida |
G |
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Gil, Alicia |
Vigo, Pontevedra |
G |
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Rego Constela, Blanca |
Barcelona |
LA |
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Sánchez, Manuel Calvarro |
Huelva |
LA |
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U.S.A. |
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Bennett, John M. |
Columbus, Ohio |
PU |
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Daniels, David |
Berkeley, California |
G |
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Flesher, Ryan M. |
Chicago |
CD |
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Ka’aloa, Christine |
New York |
V |
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Vassilakis, Nico |
Seattle |
CD |
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Wollensak, Andrea |
Mystic, Connecticut |
V |
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URUGUAY |
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Afamado, Gladys |
Montevideo |
CD |
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Bravo, Luis |
Montevideo |
CD |
GALLERY OF RECEIVED WORKS
SEE THE PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES
Opening
Thursday, September 25, 19 Hs.
Centro Cultural Recoleta
Junín 1930, Buenos Aires
City
rooms 14
and
15
- 1er floor
[ until
October
19, 2003 ]
.
Committee
on Organization

VORTICE ARGENTINA
Bacacay
3103, Buenos Aires C1406GEE, Argentina
barracavorticista@gmail.com
www.vorticeargentina.com.ar
coordination by Laura Andreoni, Fernando
García Delgado,
Ivana
Martínez Vollaro, Juan
Carlos Romero and Víctor F.Sitá
Supported by
Buenos Aires Culture Secretary
Museums Head Office
Cultural Centre of Recoleta
Spain Embassy - Cultural Office
See Supports of the Event
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