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6th Mercosul Biennial |
6th Mercosul Biennial, 2007 |
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Theme: The Third Shore of the River With the 6th edition, the curatorial model of the Mercosul Biennial is changing. Until the 5th editon, the Biennial was based on national representations, but up from the 6th Mercosul Biennial in 2007, a curatorial team works on a joint project under the coordination of the chief curator. It was seen to be a necessary step on the route to valuing a cultural geography created from the voice of the artist to go beyond geopolitical boundaries. The metaphor of the "Third Shore of the River," is an image taken from the famous story by Guimarães Rosa. The chief curator, Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro, says that the third shore symbolizes a change in perspectives. It emphasizes the possibility of creating a third way of perceiving reality, breaking with the dualities that define it and restrict it - nationalism and globalisation, right and left, good and bad, figuration and abstraction, for example. The curatorial plan for the 6th Mercosul Biennial consists of four chapters and an educational programme: Solo Exhibitions Jorge Macchi (* 1963 Buenos Aires, Argentina) Öyvind Fahlström (* 1929 São Paulo,
Brazil; + 1976 Stockholm, Sweden) Francisco Matto (1911 - 1995 Montevideo, Uruguay) Conversations Free Zone Three Frontiers Educational Programme Compiled from information by the organizer.
Organizer: Fundação Bienal de Artes Visuais do Mercosul Rua General Andrade Neves, 09 Tel. / Fax: 55 51 3254 7500 Email: contato@bienalmercosul.art.br Website: www.fundacaobienal.art.br
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