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¡LUCHA Perú! Introducing the Peruvian Artivist Archive (AAP)
¡LUCHA Perú! Introducing the Peruvian Artivist Archive (AAP)

On November 9th, Peru woke up to a country without a president. “There are no words for what just happened in our country” read an Instagram publication on the BLOC Art account, “but (artist) Liliana Ávalos explains it well with this image #PeruIsGlitching” (see image below). Founder Brenda Lucia Ortiz Clarke was struck by the distress that zapped through the Peruvian population and had stimulated thousands of protestors to gather outside of Congress in Lima, Peru.

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ArchiveGuest UserArchiva Artivista Peruano, Peruvian Artivist Archive, 14N, November 14, peruvian politics, Martin Vizcarra, Manuel Merino, Carlos Ezeta, Francisco Sagasti, Jack Brian Pintado Sánchez, Jordan Inti Sotelo Camargo, art archive, peruvian heritage, peruvian memory, peruvian protests 2020, coup, coup d'etat, impeachment, lucha peru, a democracy in crisis, Brenda Lucia Ortiz Clarke, Helena, Daniel G. Alfonso, #MerinoNoMeRepresenta, #FuerdaMierda, #FuerdaMerino, #PeruIsGlitching, Liliana Avalos, #EsteCongresoNoMeRepresenta, Joel Mamani Espinoza, moral incapacity, #LUCHAPeru, El Congreso Lleno de Puras Ratas, Se metieron con la generación equivocada, #MerinoNoEsMiPresidente, #MerinoEresElAtraso Comment
Artists reflect mid-pandemic. What can digital platforms do for artists?
Artists reflect mid-pandemic. What can digital platforms do for artists?

With museums and galleries having to close temporarily, art is going digital. The rise of virtual realities is inevitable, but is the current acceleration overshooting the adeptness of the sector? How can the intangibility and complexity of the digital art world be navigated?

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ArchiveGuest Usera retrospective into the future, digital catalogue, virtual exhibition, guest artists, BLOC Art artists, Aisha Asconiga, Sandra Caceres Simons, Ivet Salazar, Claudia Caffarena, Elizabeth Vasquez Arbulu, Carmen Reategui, Verovcha, Alejandra Castro Rioseco, MIA Art Collection, MIA Anywhere, Brenda Ortiz Clarke, Helena Herzberg, Jana UgazComment