Silent Auction
Guillermo Carnevale
- Item Number
- 13S
- Estimated Value
- 1500 USD
- Opening Bid
- 500 USD
Item Description
The Scolding
2009
Collage on Arches paper
18" x 27"
Courtesy of The Society for the Proliferation of the Visceral Realists
Guillermo Carnevale is the son of Graciela Carnevale, a prominent member of the 1960’s Argentine conceptual avant-gardist group Tucuman Arde. Guillermo Carnevale has recounted how his mother immersed him in conceptual art and challenging him to transgress societal rules whenever possible. He was a founding member of visceral realism, an Argentine art movement active in the 1990’s during the Latin American economic crisis, which investigated the intersection between conflict and creativity.
Carnevale was an editor-in-chief of the Journal of Implied Violence, a short-lived but influential publication by the visceral realists. His recent work, complex collage installations, envision information systems, such as newspapers and magazines, as battlefields of ideological contest.
Curated by York Chang
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