IRONY, LITERALITY AND CITATION. ARGENTINA’S DNA AT PAC MILAN
The exhibition Argentina. The night tells the day at Padiglione d’Arte Contemporantea (PAC) presents a selection of works created by more than twenty Argentinean artists of different generations over the last fifty years.
Curated by Andrés Duprat and Diego Sileo, the exhibition features sculptures, installations, photographs, videos and performances. The curatorial project develops along three axes –irony, literality and citation– presenting different approaches to the representation of a culture often characterised, in the past as well as today, by forms of violence. Situations and attitudes that overcome conjunctures and settle into a question about the future and what social battles to fight, in Argentina and the rest of the world. A heterogeneous project that also tries to narrate and bring out the many different aspects and forms of expression of a country that for years was the main destination of the great European migrations.
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Mariana Bellotto & GPS, MUNDO DE MIERDA, 2023. Performance. Courtesy the artist. Photo Camacho & Dreyer
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Adrian Villar Rojas. Adrian Villar Rojas, Untitled IV (From the series Rinascimento), 2015-2021. Courtesy the artista
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Alessandra Sanguinetti, En el sexto día, 1996-2004. Courtesy the artista
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Graciela Sacco, Bocanada, 1993. Courtesy Clara Garavelli & Marco Garavelli. Graciela Sacco Estate
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Liliana Porter, Untitled, (Porter and Camnitzer with drawing), 1973. Courtesy the artista
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Miguel Rothschild, Atrapasueños IV, 2014. Courtesy Kuckei+Kuckei, Berlin /Palma
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Tomás Saraceno, Fly with Pacha, Into the Aerocene, 2017-ongoing. Courtesy l’artista
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Eduardo Basualdo, Moderno pupila, 2022. Courtesy l’artista
Artists in the exhibition: Eduardo Basualdo, Mariana Bellotto, Adriana Bustos, Matias Duville, Leandro Erlich, León Ferrari, Lucio Fontana, Ana Gallardo, Alberto Greco, Jorge Macchi, Liliana Maresca, Marta Minujín, Miguel Rothschild, Adrián Villar Rojas, Cristina Piffer, Liliana Porter, Nicolás Robbio, Graciela Sacco, Alessandra Sanguinetti, Tomás Saraceno, Mariela Scafati, Juan Sorrentino.
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