Exhibition
23 Jan 2010
23 Jan 2010
From Antropofagia Cultural to Postmodern Neobaroque
By Demian Schopf
Talks by the artist Demian Schopf and by the curators of the exhibition, Elena Agudio and Paz Guevara on ‘European Father and Indigenos Mothers – The Postmodern Neobaroque in Latin American Culture’
Followed by the opening of the exhibition at 20:00
Demian Schopf’s The Silent Revolution is a photographic series of enactments of baroque paintings of angels and archangels from the Latin-American colonial period, an interesting hybrid coming out from the encounter/clash between European and Indigenous visual cultures.
Followed by the opening of the exhibition at 20:00
Demian Schopf’s The Silent Revolution is a photographic series of enactments of baroque paintings of angels and archangels from the Latin-American colonial period, an interesting hybrid coming out from the encounter/clash between European and Indigenous visual cultures.
Venue
ICI Berlin(Click for further documentation)
With
Demian SchopfElena Agudio
Paz Guevara
Organized by
ICI BerlinIn cooperation with SUR Station and Galleria del Tasso, Bergamo
In English
First published on: https://www.ici-berlin.org/events/demian-schopf/Rights: © ICI Berlin
Cite as:
Demian Schopf, From Antropofagia Cultural to Postmodern Neobaroque, exhibition, ICI Berlin, 23 January 2010 <https://doi.org/10.25620/e100123>