The Covid-19 health crisis challenged us to rethink the Acid-Free exhibition, especially regarding how to present to the public the incredible works of art by 11 talented Chilean women.
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Nº 35 - May 2020
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Digital art is a still evolving form of expression that employs an electronic or digital medium for creation or exhibition.
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The pandemic has compelled the art world to reinvent itself and to explore new exhibition platforms. The Tranque Cultural Center faced that situation. Just days before opening its “Archipresente: Latin American Art” show
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Gloria Garafulich-Grabois, who participates as a volunteer in a dozen non-profit organizations, has presided the Gabriela Mistral Foundation in New York since 2014. She organizes actions to visibilize the work of the Nobel Laureate and undertakes projects that to better the quality of life of disadvantaged sectors of society.
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Alexia Tala, an important independent curator, has participated in large exhibitions such as Focus Brasil (Chile, 2010); LARA (Latin American Roaming Art – 2012-2013); 4ª Trienal Poligráfica de San Juan de Puerto Rico (2015-2016); SP_arte in Sao Paulo (Brasil 2019 -2020), and many others.
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The talented Chilean saxophonist Melissa Aldana, who settled in New York years ago, was recently nominated for the JJA Jazz Awards 2020 of the Association of Jazz Journalists for the category of “Tenor Saxophonist of the Year.”
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La misión del Capítulo Chileno del NMWA es promover a las mujeres creadoras e intérpretes chilenas en todas las disciplinas artísticas y dar a conocer las actividades del National Museum of Women in the Arts con sede en Washington DC.
El Capítulo Chileno del Museo Nacional de la Mujer en las Artes, Washington DC, es una entidad registrada con personalidad jurídica en el Registro Civil con el n° 23.659 en la ciudad de Santiago, Chile el día 1° de abril, 2013.
