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TELEGRAFO IPAD-20190921 – Telégrafo – EL TELEGRAFO – pag 1
July 2019
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December 2018
November 2018
a place for friends press release
October 2018
August 2018
July 2018
June 2018
May 2018
Ñan Magazine, a bilingual touristic magazine made a special on the production of independent Art in Quito-Ecuador. Casa Nodo featured in the special (was an artistic residency where I was one of the artists). Link to follow:
April 2018
+ Arte Galería participates in the PArC Art Fair in Lima –
La Hora – Abril 17, 2018
mas-arte-galeria-participa-en-la-feria-parc-de-lima
January 2018
Spanish. Group Show “Carne Fresca” in Guayaquil-Ecuador
‘La Carne fresca’, arte que se impulsa desde el sur de Guayaquil Diario El Universo
“Espacio Violenta” presenta “La escuela del Terror” Diario La República.
December 2017
Spanish. Espacios Particulares, exhibición del programa NODO de No Lugar en Más Arte. Quito-Ecuador
Nueve artistas se reúnen en Espacios Particulares
CULT ENTREVISTA CON DIFERENTES ARTISTAS EN PINTURA DENOMINADA ESPACIOS PARTICULARES EN LA GRAFICA BRENDA VEGA FOTO MIGUEL JIMENEZ EL TELEGRAFO ESPACIOS PARTICULARES
http://www.elcomercio.com/tendencias/artistas-jovenes-galeria-exposicion-quito.html
Facebook No Lugar
Artist Talk, Universidad San Francisco de Quito, COCOA.
I´ve been invited to the Arts Faculty of USFQ in Quito, to show my work and have an open discussion with art students from this School. Friday 1st December.
November 2017
“Almas de Montaña”
Chicago Duo Show with Sergio Sarango
UNAM- CHICAGO
350 W Erie St. Chicago, Il.
Invitation Consulate of Ecuador in Chicago
RADIO INTERVIEW “Spanish Public Radio”, based in Chicago.
October 2017
Spanish. Mediación: Diálogos con el incosciente, en relación a la muestra “Absorber la ficción”.
Digital Catalogue:
https://issuu.com/artecontemporaneoq/docs/absorber_la_ficcion_guia_cac_book
Artist guide in relation to my group exhibition “Absorber la Ficción” in CAC-Quito.
Saturday 7th October, 15h00.
CAC´s Facebook
Article in Spanish: written by Edu Carrera, Curator in Chief of Centro de Arte Contemporáneo de Quito.
Apuntes sobre el ciclo de exhibiciones colectivas en el Centro de Arte Contemporáneo de Quito.
September 2017
Life Hack Curatorial‘ exhibition
Harrow- London
1st September
August 2017
SMACK MY GLITCH UP -GROUP SHOW
An exhibition exploring glitch art in all its forms
25th August – 1st October
DKUK London – Peckham
Smack My Glitch Up – Exhibition at dkuk in London
July 2017
Spanish. Absorber la Ficción (group show)
Miércoles 19 de julio /19h00
Centro de Arte Contemporáneo
Quito – Ecuador
El Comercio Absorber la ficción
El Telégrafo Absorber la Ficción
WORKSHOP AT FLACSO 
TALLER: Escritura y performance fotográfico CAMBIO DE FECHAS!
Costo : 65 USD
Inscripciones : María Cristina Jaramillo
mcjaramillo@flacso.edu.ec
tel : 2946800 exte (2036)
Para transferencias: Deposito cuenta número 02057017197 PRODUBANCO a nombre de FLACSO
RUC de FLACSO: 1791036514001.
Spanish. LA CASA DEL ARTE EN QUITO
LIFESTYLE KIKI
09/05/2017
http://lifestylekiki.com/2017/05/09/casa-de-arte-en-quito-ecuador/
Spanish. Entrevista de Radio- Programa Quito Multicolor, Marcelo Dotti.
Archivo de audio.
May 2017
Writing P h o t o g r a p h s
London College of Communication Project Space
Elephant & Castle Shopping Centre, SE1 6TE
An exhibition by students, alumni and staff from LCC’s BA & MA Photography programmes on the relationship of photography and writing – and how photographs are expanded, altered and dissected through text in the gallery context.
. Beverley Carruthers . Victoria Louise Doyle . Ana Escobar . Sabrina Fuller . Alberto Gualtieri . Victoria Jouvert . Jessie McLaughlin . Wiebke Leister . Nassim Rad . Herman Rahman . Ernst Schlogelhofer . Tomoko Suwa-Krull . Jacqui Taylor . Brenda Vega . Agnès Villette . James Wilde .
Private View Wed 3 May 4.30-7.00 with spotlight readings
Open: Thu 4 – Sun 14, Mon-Fri 4.00-7.30, Sat/Sun 2.00-6.00 (not Sat 6 May; Wed 10 May until 5.00)
Events:
Fri 12 May 6.00 Responses with Q&A
Sat 13 May 4.00 Tour with Cakes
Sat 6 May 2.00 Panel Debate at Tate Modern
Links:
http://writing-photographs.tumblr.com
https://twitter.com/Writing_Photos_
http://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-modern/talk/wolfgang-tillmans-2017/writing-photographs
April 2017
INTERFACED NATURE EXHIBITED IN CHINA
We are taking Hangzhou -China with our degree show.
28 April – 15 May
Plus a performance and symposium talk.
Stay tuned!
MARCH 2017
NODO
Artist Program in Quito-Ecuador.
Artist Residency/ Scholarship.
February – December 2017.
No Lugar – Arte Contemporáneo tiene el agrado de invitar a la presentación de portafolios y recorrido de la Casa Nodo con los artistas participantes en el programa, los esperamos este viernes 10 de marzo desde las 18h00 en la casa Nodo, ubicada en la calle Juan Larrea N15-53 y Buenos Aires, barrio América.
Nodo es el programa para artistas de No Lugar, que brinda una casa para artistas interesados en participar en una experiencia intensa de producción, discusión y formación. Los nueve artistas participantes, fueron elegidos por un comité de selección conformado por Belén Santillán (investigadora), Ana María Garzón (curadora) y el equipo de No Lugar.
Los artistas de Nodo se tomarán las casa por un periodo de nueve meses, haciendo de este lugar un taller de producción y de exhibición de sus procesos artísticos. Los tutores invitados -artistas, curadores y teóricos de destacada trayectoria, tanto internacionales como locales- realizarán visitas al estudio de cada participante. Este programa, centrado en la práctica de ‘taller de artista’, estará complementado por conferencias, laboratorios, visitas de exposiciones y un seminario de lectura estructurado en torno a textos claves del arte contemporáneo. En el mes de agosto realizaremos el simposio curatorial ‘Estrategias en uso’ con curadores internacionales invitados y en diciembre el programa se cierra con una exposición en Más Arte Galería Taller.
https://nolugar.org/2017/03/03/portafolios-recorrido-artistas-nodo/
December 2016
Out of sight
A symposium about photography and performance
November 2016
Degree Show
July 2016
Performance: Empathy Flows
The launch of zine publication I disrupt, untie, I solve – a publication that uses writing, the performative and our relationship with objects to interrogate our connection to both physical and virtual realms. Produced by students from BA (Hons) Culture, Criticism & Curation, Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London, it includes contributions by: Miriam Eleonora Barosco, Tatiana Ermolaeva and Olga Carpenco, Imogen Harland, Tom Jenks, Alysha Lee, Håkon Lillegraven, Jasmine Parker, Brenda Vega Mora, Jacob Watmore and Rosie Woodhouse.
More press:
June 2016
Writing Photographs workshop in Photo Monitor
http://www.photomonitor.co.uk/2016/05/kreidleroleary-word-image-situated-practice/
March 2016
26 Caledonian Road
A project by LCC MA Photography alumni, staff and students
2 – 5 March 2016
Private View: Tue 1 March 6.30 – 9pm Opening times: 12 – 7pm
Geddes Gallery, K.C. Continental Stores 26 Caledonian Road, London N1 9DU
Peter Ainsworth, Giulia Astesani, Diane Bielik, Anne Clements, Nicky Coutts, Ed Dimsdale, Ana Escobar, Silvia Gentili, Wiebke Leister, Jessie McLaughlin, Linda Motta, Stephanie Murray, Richard Nicholson, Elisa Noguera Lopez, Liz Orton, Minna Pöllänen, Jessica Potter, Sophy Rickett, Alessandra Rinaudo, Michael Rodgers, Roshana Rubin- Mayhew, Ernst Schlogelhofer, Marcello Simeone, Emma Jane Spain, Paul Tebbs, Brenda Vega, Tessa Williams.
Curated by Magali Avezou, Marcello Simeone and Sayako Sugawara.
26 Caledonian Road is an exhibition of site-specific works to be held in a former deli, K.C. Continental Stores, temporarily renamed Geddes Gallery, in the heart of King’s Cross. This inspiring though the unconventional site for an exhibition, now awaiting a new life after its closure, stands out today with its old-fashioned interior, wallpapers, and the unique combination of public and private areas. The architectural nature of the space and its history invite reflection on heritage, memory, and how sculptural bodies (artworks) respond to, and dwell in, domestic spaces.
By inviting the creation of new works for a specific location, the project also aims at exploring their modes of production, encouraging reflection on the artists’ creative process, the role of external projects in their work, and how these are articulated within their usual practice.
The exhibition features mysterious and anonymous portraits of the former inhabitants and owners of the space; distorted and expanded films aimed at re-activating the site ‘about to disappear’; parmesan cheese wrapped in a photogravure on greaseproof paper, and even a ‘Jungian’ cleansing ritual on the opening day to mark the transition from ́home ́ to ́art space’.
The exhibition is curated by the LCC MA Photography Alumni Group and includes works from current students, alumni & staff. Funded by UAL Student Experience & Engagement Fund.
Events:
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 4pm: curators’ exhibition tours Thursday, 6pm: performances by Ana Escobar and Jessica Potter Saturday: talks and performances
Please check our Facebook Event for details and updates: 26caledonianroad.tumblr.com
facebook.com/geddesgallery/
Contact:
LCC MA Photography Alumni Group: map.alumni.lcc@gmail.com Wiebke Leister: w.leister@lcc.arts.ac.uk
June 2013
Pecha Kucha Night, Quito. Vol. 6
Talk “How Photography took me everywhere”
Solo Show “Caribbean Colours” Press in Spanish
July 2011, (post in Spanish)
Colores del Caribe, Boletín de Prensa de BALLET FOLKLÓRICO ECUATORIANO DE VIRGINIA ROSERO
Periodismo desde el Corazón Press release
Brenda Vega 