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- Drina Rendic provided details about the 3rd “Women to Listen To” Contest
- Large crowds attend Metalmorphosis opening
- Pre-opening of Metalmorphosis at the Museum of Fine Arts
- “METALMORPHOSIS” ARTISTS PARTICIPATE IN MEETING WITH STUDENTS
- THE “WOMEN’S LETTERS” EXHIBITION CLOSES IN PROVIDENCIA
- LYRICAL SINGING CONCERT AT THE GABRIELA MISTRAL CULTURAL CENTER
- “WOMEN to listen” RECITAL IN WASHINGTON DC
- WOMEN’S LETTERS AT THE POSADA DEL CORREGIDOR GALLERY
- YARITZA VÉLIZ AMONG CHILE’S 100 YOUNG LEADERS IN 2016
- MARÍA LUISA MERINO WINS THE “WOMEN IN MUSIC II” LYRICAL SINGING CONTEST
- FOR THE FIRST TIME, EXHIBITION SHOWCASES LETTERS BY WOMEN PRISON INMATES IN METRO STATIONS
- A GREETING FROM DRINA RENDIC BEFORE THE CONCERT BY CHILEAN SOPRANO YARITZA VÉLIZ IN WASHINGTON DC
- A PIECE BY ANDREA LIRA WAS SELECTED FOR INCLUSION IN THE EXHIBITION WOMEN TO WATCH (2015)
- WOMEN TO WATCH EXHIBITION TO OPEN IN WASHINGTON DC ON JUNE 4, 2015
- CHILEAN CURATOR IS SELECTED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM WOMEN TO WATCH
“METALMORPHOSIS” ARTISTS PARTICIPATE IN MEETING WITH STUDENTS
Artists Alejandra Prieto and Isidora Correa were part of the exhibition at the National Museum of Fine Arts, organized by the Chile Committee of the NMWA with the support of the Mustakis Foundation.
On April 26, high school students from the Liceo Juanita Fernández Solar de Recoleta reflected about women in the arts and metal alongside visual artists Isidora Correa and Alejandra Prieto.
The activity, entitled #EncuentroconMaestras [Meeting the Masters] was jointly organized by the Mustakis Foundation, the National Museum of Fine Arts, and the Chile Committee of the National Museum of Women in the Arts.
These reunions, endorsed by the Mustakis Foundation, seek to connect experts in various disciplines of art, science, and technology with school students so they can draw inspiration from their experience and knowledge.
During the event, students created their own work of art by interpreting everyday objects with metallic materials, informed by their conversation about gender, its representation, and the artists’ pieces.
“For the Mustakis Foundation, experiential events of this type are important because they connect various disciplines, such as art and metal in this case, with young people who are making decisions about their future”, stated Leonor Merín, Head of the Foundation’s KAOS Project.
The Chile Committee of the National Museum of Women in the Arts aims to visibilize, promote, and expand the reach of women’s work across all artistic disciplines.
