A DOS VOCES: VISUAL NARRATIVES BETWEEN CHARACTERS AND SPACES
Galería del Paseo presents the dual exhibition A Dos Voces (In To Voices), featuring works by Argentine artist Liliana Porter and Uruguayan artist Ana Tiscornia. The show includes a selection of collaborative pieces and two significant individual works created during 2023/24.
A Dos Voces explores the diverse languages and formats of collage. While each artist’s production remains personal and autonomous, their collaborative works reveal a dynamic that brings formal and narrative connections into action.
Porter focuses on characters, while Tiscornia centers on spaces. Together, they unfold a unique narrative: their joint works are grounded in Tiscornia’s unstable stage designs, which serve as vital spaces for Porter’s characters to develop their distinctive fictions.
By skillfully manipulating scale within conventional planes, Porter and Tiscornia capture the viewer's imagination with a body of work rooted in anecdotal and ingenious realism. With a playful delicacy, they establish a distinctive aesthetic dialogue. Susan Sontag’s essay Against Interpretation—a counter to the overwhelming critical lens of our time—offers an intimate approach to the artists’ work with joyful ease. This exhibition aligns us with timeless narratives, echoing the ineffable tales of the Brothers Grimm, while renewing the ever-essential reservoir of imagination.
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Liliana Porter (b. Argentina, 1941), has lived in New York since 1964. Among other distinctions, she received a Guggenheim Fellowship in 1980. She works in a variety of media, including printmaking, painting, drawing, photography, video, installation, theater and public art. Recent solo exhibitions at institutions include Dia Foundation Bridgehampton, New York; Hessel Museum of Art in Annandale-on Hudson, New York; Les Abattoirs, Toulouse, France. Her works are in public and private collections.
Ana Tiscornia (Uruguay, 1951), has lived in New York since 1991. She is Professor Emeritus at the State University of New York, College at Old Westbury. Her work includes installations, collages, assemblages, painting, photography and collaborations in video and theater. Her work has been exhibited in Latin America, the United States and Europe and is represented in several public and private collections. His most recent exhibitions include: De Este a Oeste y de Norte a Sur, Parque de la Memoria, Buenos Aires, Argentina; Una vez más, Galería Nora Fisch, Buenos Aires, Argentina; A la Vuelta de la esquina, Espacio Mínimo, Madrid, Spain; Left, Right and Center, Josee Bienvenu Gallery, New York, USA.
A Dos Voces can be seen at Galería del Paseo, Ruta 10 km 164, Manantiales, Uruguay.
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