Pablo Helguera

Sinh:
1971
Cư trú:
New York, New York, USA
Quốc tịch:
Mexican
Quỹ:
APT Mexico City
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  • Urbano Project will present Librería Donceles, a socially-engaged art project consisting of an itinerant bookstore of more than 10,000 used books in Spanish. While in residence at Urbano, the participatory art installation will be a meeting place for the community, hosting a series of bilingual salon-like gatherings for conversations, performances and workshops designed to encourage cultural understanding, tolerance and social activism.

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  • New York artist Pablo Helguera’s secondhand bookstore, Librería Donceles, seems particularly well-suited for Boston, a city known for its literary leanings. The traveling art project, comprising more than 10,000 volumes spanning numerous genres, opens Friday for an 11-week run at the art studio Urbano in Jamaica Plain and will provide visitors with a unique experience: Organizers say it will be the only bookstore in town devoted to used Spanish-language titles.

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  • All shows are free unless otherwise noted.

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  • “Could Have, Would Have, Should Have: Inside the World of the Art Collector” is the title of a new book by one of the world’s leading art collectors, Tiqui Atencio.

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  • All shows are free unless otherwise noted.

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  • Holographic activists marched through the streets of Madrid recently in protest of a new law aimed at preventing Spanish citizens from demonstrating against Congress.

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  • At the end of 2014, Cuban artist Tania Bruguera was detained in her native country for staging a performance art piece called Tatlin’s Whisper #6 in Havana’s Revolution Square, a site heavily associated with Fidel Castro.

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  • I’m happy to report that I’m alive. I made it through my first conference presentation as part of The Now Museum Graduate Student Symposium

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  • 10 Opening Exhibitions to Watch

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  • Less a survey of Brooklyn’s artists than it is a survey of commercially and critically recognized artists working in the borough

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  • Can a citywide initiative to plant vegetable gardens be a work of art? Or an assembly of choruses singing to the glories of a salamander?

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  • Less a survey of Brooklyn’s artists than it is a survey of commercially and critically recognized artists working in the borough

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  • For the exhibition "Librería Donceles," Pablo Helguera installed a functioning Spanish-language used-book store in the large front room

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  • Can a citywide initiative to plant vegetable gardens be a work of art? Or an assembly of choruses singing to the glories of a salamander?

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  • I’m happy to report that I’m alive. I made it through my first conference presentation as part of The Now Museum Graduate Student Symposium

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  • Pablo Helguera (1971, Mexico City) is an interdisciplinary artist and Director of Adult and Academic Programs in the Department of Education

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  • Spring Art Calendar Everything Happening in Art This Season.

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  • New Methods is a three-day symposium examining the practices of contemporary arts organizations that provide essential educational and professional

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  • Pablo Helguera has won the first edition of the International Award for Participatory Art. The Award, a biennial project promoted

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  • Through his two-decade artistic career, Pablo Helguera has worked in a number of media; collages, drawings, videos, and installations

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  • There is an esprit d’époque called “neo-modern” which has been manifesting itself in realms as disparate as the visual arts, architecture, religion,

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  • The most notable word for 2010 is leak. Aside from that, here is my list:

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TIỂU SỬ

Pablo Helguera (born Mexico City, 1971) lives and works in New York City. His work generally acquires unusual formats, ranging from experimental symposiums, phonograph recordings, exhibition audio-guides, publications or nomadic museums. Helguera normally departs from historic research or from interests surrounding the very nature of art production, its perception, and the role that art making and culture in general plays in politics and society. He often combines literary and musical strategies as well as pedagogy and education theory.

Helguera has presented performances at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago (2007), the Museum of Modern Art of New York (2003) and at the Royal College of Art de London (2004). He has participated in the 8th Havana Biennial, San Juan's Poly-graphic Triennial (2004) and PERFORMA 05, New York's first performance art biennial. He has exhibited in numerous institutions including the Museo del Barrio in New York, the Shedhalle in Zurich, PS1 in New York, IFA Bonn, Metropolitan Museum in Tokyo, MALBA in Buenos Aires, Ex-Teresa in Mexico City, Sculpture Center, and the Bronx Museum.

Additionally, Helguera has an extensive museum career and is currently the Director of Adult and Academic Programs at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Previously, he has headed programs for the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, ARCO, Madrid, and SITAC (Symposium of Contemporary Art Theory) in Mexico City. He has juried the biennials of Guatemala, Costa Rica, and the national contemporary art competition of San Juan, is the author of four books including the Manual of Contemporary Art Style, and is represented by Enrique Guerrero Gallery in Mexico City.


For additional information about this artist, visit Mutual Art