Exposiciones- Exhibitions
2025 Salón de Artes Visuales del Museo del CCLF 2025, Lanús, Buenos Aires
2025 Galleri Tornby-Bindslev-Denmark. Arts&Tango
2024 -F19 Gallery - F19 arts+events (Peter Keup und Harald Korff), Essen.
Exposición y presentación del proyecto "The memory of rags. Two worlds meet. Portraits of contemporary witnesses from Germany and Argentina"
2024-”Muchos Mayos”y “Paisajes Porteños” Casal de Catalunya. Buenos Aires. Argentina.
2022- "Zwei welten begegnen sich "Malerei von Gino Khun, Cynthia Eisenberg, Mariano Alvarez. F19 arts+events (Peter Keup y Harald Korff). Essen,Germany Since November 2022.
2022- Galerie Molenhof Weert , Ton Piepers Art & Galerie, Weert, Limburgo, Netherlands. January 2023
2022- KunstHuis Jan Mennen Roggel, Limburg, Netherlands. . November 2022 - January 2023
Bienal de Arte Latinoamericano de Hamburgo- Galerie Kam- Hamburg- Germany - October- November 2021
"Otra Tela" Feria de Objetos y Teorías. Buenos Aires, October 2020
"La Roue Tourne" Resonaces Galerie, Le Treport, France july to August 2020
Coktail 2020" Partage Gallery, Brussels, Belgium. January to February 2020
"Eventail d'été" Partage Gallery, Brussels, Belgium. 2020
"Sumertime" Partage Gallery, Brussels, Belgium. July to September 2019
SLAACE, Brussels, Belgium. December 2019
Travel in Emotions" Partage Galerie- Brussels- April 2019
"From there to here" Women in the Bicentennial. La Plata March 8,
2010. With the auspice of the Human Rights Secretariat of the Province of
Buenos Aires.
Feminine Art Association. Exhibition of works of women international artists,
March 2010. Panama
La catedral del Tango 2009. Buenos Aires
Centro Cultural Torcuato Tasso, 2009 Buenos Aires
National Academy of Tango "Cercanías" of poetry and painting, October and November 2009. Under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture of the Nation- Buenos Aires
Permanent Workshop for Women,2008, Buenos Aires
I Latin American Meeting for the Life and Health of Women, December. Teatro Coliseo, Buenos Aires
When I was a little girl, I wanted to be an archaeologist. I said it many times.
“What are you going to find here?” they asked me.
“Here, in Argentina, there are no pyramids, no sarcophagi full of gold, no Doric columns.
What are you going to find here? Only a pile of bones from poor Indians whose souls, luckily,
the Church managed to save.”
I was young.
I gave up.
I did other things.
But some time ago, I returned to archaeology. In the absence of sarcophagi, I dug into the
dampness of closets, among more insect fossils than in The Mummy. In the absence of
Etruscan shipwrecks, I uncovered encyclopedias, fashion magazines, political pamphlets.
Photographs.
My fieldwork was not easy. To begin with, my object of study was not just one family, but a
conglomerate. A distorted accumulation in which the pieces are in constant motion. Chaotic.
With vestiges from here, from there, from everywhere. Unpredictable. Argentina is the great
Noah’s Ark of peoples from all over the world, and diving into the depths of an Argentine
family is like plunging into a vast Tower of Babel.
And as in ancient history, the story of Argentine families has had so many Pompeis and
Herculaneums that it is a miracle it still stands.
What emerged was a special puzzle. Unique. With wires hanging temporarily forever, yet still
working.
I continue trying to unravel its mysteries.
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