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"Bastidores" by Rosana Paulino. 1997
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Liliana Porter, Untitled (geometric Shapes), (from a series of three black and white photographs), 1973 [© Liliana Porter]
Adriana Varejão, nascida no Rio de Janeiro
Adriana Varejão, Comida, 1992
Sonia Gomes at Mendes Wood DM (São Paulo/Brussels/Paris/New York)
Sonia Gomes
Pano (Pano series), 2012
stitching, bindings, various fabrics, lace
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ROSÂNGELA RENNÓ série vermelha
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Gracia Barrios Rivadeneira (1927 – 2020) was a Chilean painter and the winner of the 2011 National Prize for Plastic Arts. The work of Gracia Barrios focuses on “human activity in everyday life.” Although she initially opted for figurative painting, towards the 1960s she changed to a more informal style, called “informal realism” by the artist herself.
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THE PALMER HOUSE, Lake Mungo (2008) dir. Joel Anderson
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