Thursday 14 April at 19:00
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF VISUAL ARTS
Opening Exhibition "Anacúmene" of
Alejandro Turell
Curator: Enrique Aguerre
"anecúmene is known as the land areas that were once ignored by a culture or, at present, where Man does not live permanently or procreate ... "Uruguay: Galapagos Art?. From the" land "come possible metaphors and simulations that challenge our system of symbolic coding and identity. From small private collections arranged in chambers of wonders to the complexity of the current museum. " Alejandro Turell (1975, Montevideo) studied at the Taller de Javier Nieves (1996-98) drawing and sculpture. In Workshop Lara (1998-01), drawing, painting and engraving. Mr. "Arts-Visual Arts, IENBA, where he also served UDELAR their teaching. He is currently Professor of Visual Communication at the School of Dramatic Art Montevideana, EMAD, IMM has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions from 1997 to date in Argentina, Germany, USA, Uruguay and Poland. Received awards for his work in the 49 th Salon of Visual Arts, 2 nd Prize, MEC (2001), and 1 second prize in the 50 th National Exhibition of Visual Arts, MEC (2002), among others. In 2005 he was invited by the chair of Latin American Art at UCLA, USA. Get the DAAD Scholarship in 2008 where he teaches at the JW Goethe University in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. In 2010 he was part of Uruguay to send the Second Mediations Biennale, Poznan, Poland. Lives and works in Montevideo where generated projects involving art, science and Nature.
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