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STREET ART – La Pandilla’s animals
The duo La Pandilla has changed the face of street-art and creates a new fancy world, with a more and more precise and graceful realization accurate and graceful …
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ART – Rafael Adorjan, aesthetics of everyday life
Rafael Adorjan is a Brasilian young artist who creates photographies from elements of everyday life.
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STREET ART – Liqen and the details
Liqen, Spanish street-artist, in love with Mexico, invests the biggest walls he can, for a bluffing result…
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ART – Gilles Cenazandotti – Plastic Beach
Gilles Cenazandotti’s exhibition at Galerie 13 shows a séries of sculptures about our endangered world : Tide Art – Plastic Beach.
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ART – Julio Bittencourt, windows of Sao Paulo
Julio Bittencourt is a photographer who began his carreer as independent in 2006, after working for the newspaper Valor Economico of Sao Paulo. Today, after tree years of work, he published his first book “In a window of Prestes Maia 911 building”…
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ART – Miguel Palomino, anthropologist photographer
Peruvian photographer and descendant of Andean immigrants, Miguel Palomino uses its own image as a pretext to inquire into the human being nature, through a new and unique work. Misericordia shares with you this wonderful discovery.
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ART – Aníbal Vallejo’s interview
Latino contemporary art is well, proof is with this talented Colombian artist, that we are glad to present you!
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ART – Meeting with Laura Guerrera
Very private interview with the young Spanish photographer, Lola Guerrera. She tells us about her life in Madrid and her artistic crushes.
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ART – El Señor del arenal, amazing photos by Franck Vieljeux
Franck Vieljeux invites you to a journey in the Peruvian desert, with this breathtaking photo book, tribute to the “Cavallo de paso”. In the vast desert plains in the south of the country, we discover this so particular Peruvian horse.
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STREET ART – Jaz from BA
Jaz, a street-artist from Buenos Aires to follow closely…
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We work to discover the world
Sharing and exchanging, you can discover everyday working in Misericordia !
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ART – Diagnosis of the artistic system
Celeste Martinez, the Argentinian doctor or the art system. She strives to diagnose it, through her project Maladie, which gives beautiful and disturbing series of photos, installations, videos …
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ART – Jesse A. Fernández, from La Havana to Paris
As part of the “Mois de la Photo 2012” in Paris, more than 150 vintage photos of Jesse A. Fernández are presented. An exhibition that is worth seeing!
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ART – Jorge Chavarria, life of wrestlers
Portrayed as role models, supporters and loving parents, this series of Jorge Chavarria explores the reality of Guatemalan wrestlers and their atypical households.
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ART – Manuel Álvarez Bravo at Jeu De Paume
Manuel Álvarez Bravo (1902-2002) is indisputably the tutelary figure of the Mexican photography. In many ways, his work can be read as an exact mirror of a country or perhaps even a civilization.
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ART – Jean Rouch ethnofiction
More than ethnology, a vision of life.
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ART – NICOLAS VILLAUME, TRAVELLER PHOTOGRAPHER
Nicolas Villaume, traveller photographer with a big heart, shares with us a little bit of Latin tradition, through the Yawarfiesta, bloody kechua celebration filled with symbolism.
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We Are Misericordia
In Lima’s workshop, solidarity and sharing are the most important.
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ART – Carrie Mae Weems
Photographs full of emotion…
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ART – The “geo-poetic” of Enrique Ramírez
Enrique Ramírez is a chilian director which realized short films dealing with politics of exil and exodus.
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ART – Sara Facio, historical portraits
The Argentinian photographer is honored at the Recoleta Cultural Center, in an exhibition entitled Fotografias.
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The robotic choreographies of Elias Crespin
The Venezuelan artist Elias Crespin creates in all his works a “fluid, curvilinear, organic and aquatic ” movement. To discover at L’espace Culturel Louis Vuitton, until September, 16th, 2012.
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STREET ART – Decertor, a poet in the street
Decertor is a Peruvian streetarter, his impressive works are a blend of strong typical colors of Peru and poetry…
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Art – Back into the wild
The french photographer Eric Valli spent several years with people living as outsiders to our modern societies. With his last book, he shares with us their life in pictures…
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ART – The neon is exposed at la maison rouge
To trace the presence of the famous hit in the art of the past 40 years, the red house has gathered some 110 historical and unpublished works, signed by 80 artists of all nationalities.
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ART – A beautiful exhibition on Levi-Strauss
To discover until April 27, 2012 at Gallery Defacto, “Monde Perdu” presents 46 photographs of Levi-Strauss, the famous ethnologist and anthropologist, known for his book Tristes Tropiques.
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ART – The poetic revolution of young Mexican artists
We strongly recommend that you go discover Resisting the Present – Mexico 2000/2012. From now on until July 8th 2012 at the Musée d’Art Moderne de la ville de Paris.
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ART – Antonio O’Connell, questioning architecture
Antonio O’Connellis an installation artist and architect.
He questions the role architecture/art plays in closing the gap between the developed and the underdeveloped societies.
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ART – The Magnetized Space of Lygia Pape
Lygia Pape (1927-2004) was a leading Brazilian artist whose work brought together formal rigour and daring experimentation.
Pape was a founding member of the Neo-Concrete movement, which was dedicated to the inclusion of art into everyday life. Pape’s early work developed out of an interest in European abstraction, however she and her contemporaries went beyond simply adopting an international style, and started to draw on their own local situation.
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ART – The Artistic destruction of Cyprien Gaillard
The work of Cyprien Gaillard (Paris, 1980) focuses on the traces left by the man in his environment and history, through the passage of the time.