Liliana Porter in Conversation with Inés Katzenstein [electronic resource].

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Liliana Porter in Conversation with Inés Katzenstein [electronic resource].

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Fundación Cisneros 2013

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Liliana Porter in conversation with/en conversación con Inés Katzenstein, the seventh book in the Conversaciones/Conversations series, presents an engaging dialogue between Liliana Porter and Inés Katzenstein with an introductory essay by Gregory Volk. Porter describes with clarity and humor the ways in which her work blends the real with the representational, often in hypothetical yet convincing mini-dramas using mass-produced, kitsch objects that elicit both our compassion and our laughter. Liliana Porter, born in Buenos Aires in 1941, has been exhibited internationally and is represented in many public and private collections. Using a wide range of media—including sculpture, printmaking, works on canvas, photography, video and installation—Porter playfully mixes the absurd with the philosophical to create extraordinary portrayals of everyday scenes and plights.
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Art and history
Artists
Art, Modern
Sculpture
Video art

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Liliana Porter
Inés Katzenstein
Gregory Volk
Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro
Ileen Kohn
Donna Wingate
Satoshi Tabuchi
Carrie Cooperider
Audrey Walen
María Esther Pino
Mariana Barrera-Pieck
Amelia Sosa-Zimerman
Kristina Cordero
Cristian Pietrapiana
Elizabeth Chapple

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