ONLINE EDITION OF PArC - LAST DAYS
You can access the online platform of PArC - Peru Contemporary Art - until Sunday May 31 at www.parc.com.pe
Sponsored by EFG Wealth Management, PArC features more than 40 galleries from around the world. If you have not yet entered, don’t miss the opportunity these last days to learn a little more about this virtual PArC format HERE
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Bordes, Artista: Leonardo Moyano Técnica: Pintura acrílica sobre lienzo Año: 2019 Dimensiones: 50x35x8 cm
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Clemencia Labin, Título: Cosido Técnica: Ensamblaje de tela sobre papel 300 gr Año: 2019 Dimensiones: 31 x 23 cm
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Ferruccio Gard (Italy, b.1941) Título: “Movimenti percettivi 70-69" Técnica: Acrylic colors on canvas Año: 1969 Dimensiones: 70 x 70 x 2.5 cm
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Lamento II, Artista: Alberto Antonio Romero -Técnica: tejido en crochet. Performance duracional. Año: 2019 Dimensiones: 180x40x40 cm
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Sin título. Artista: Rubén Rodrigo - Técnica: Óleo sobre lino Año: 2020 - Dimensiones: 65x54 cm
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Múltiples fuentes, Sergio Velenzuela - (140x100 cm)
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Composición transversal, Artista: JULIO LE PARC -Técnica: Stencil -Año: 1988 -Dimensiones: 65x50 cm
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Moreover, you can now watch one of PArC’s online conversations “New Collectors” with Catherine Petitgas, London Collector; Francesca Bellini Joseph, London Collector; and Luis Felipe Cordero Echeverria, Collector of Santiago. You can find it on Youtube
Catherine Petitgas is a London-based collector, patron and art historian. She collects modern and contemporary art, mostly from Latin America. A year spent in Mexico City introduced Catherine Petitgas to such stalwarts as Francis Alÿs and Gabriel Orozco. Since then, the she has been a dedicated champion of Latin American contemporary art. A true connoisseur – and a published art historian – Petitgas' commitment to art isn't limited to collecting. She is a Trustee of the Whitechapel Gallery, of Gasworks/Triangle Network and chairs the Franco-British initiate Fluxus Art Projects. She is also a member of the Tate Latin American Acquisitions Committee, the Executive Committee of the Tate International Council, the Council of the Serpentine Gallery and the International Council of the Centre Pompidou. She was Executive Editor of 'Contemporary Art Brazil' (2012) and 'Contemporary Art Mexico' (2014) both published by Thames and Hudson.
You can also find ARTISTS TO IMAGINE THE POSSIBLE (AND THE IMPOSSIBLE), a conversation between Florencia Battiti, curator of the Solo Projects section with Solo Project guest artists: Leyla Cardenas (Bogota) | Casas Riegner gallery (Bogotá), Ananké Asseff (Buenos Aires) | Rolf Art (Buenos Aires), Tulio Pinto (São Paulo) | Piero Atchugarry Gallery (Miami) and Huanchaco (Lima) | Aninat Galeria (Santiago)
Watch it in PArC' Youtube channel Peru Arte Contemporaneo or click HERE
