An esthetics of politics: Argentine production
Contemporary Art | In 1968, artists, journalists and sociologists join together in the Tucumán Arde project, laying the groundwork for “ideological conceptualism” in Latin America in what would become one of the continent’s most radical esthetic-political experiments. Composed of eminent figures from the 60’s Argentine avant-garde (figures now recognized by the market like Leon Ferrari, Graciela Carnevale, Norberto Puzzolo and Roberto Jacoby), the movement maps out an art practice that would holistically address the social, political and economic dimensions of the human experience.
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