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Diversifying collections and the re-shaping of art history

Curators from Tate Modern and ESCALA discuss indigenous art and its representation on a global stage

  • Wed 17 Feb 21

    18:00 - 19:00

  • Online

  • Event speaker

    Pablo Jose Ramirez, Diego Chocano, Giuliana Borea

  • Event type

    Arts, culture and performances

  • Event organiser

    Art Exchange

  • Contact details

    Diego Chocano

Bringing together curators from Tate Modern and the Essex Collection of Art from Latin America to discuss collecting indigenous art, and the challenges posed to dominate art histories by the representation of this art on a global stage.

Pablo Jose Ramirez, Curator of First Nations and Indigenous Art at Tate, and Diego Chocano, Assistant Curator of ESCALA will join Giuliana Borea, curator of our current show ‘Place-making, World-making’ that showcases the work of three Amazonian Indigenous Artists: Rember Yahuarcani, Brus Rubio and Harry Pinedo/Inin Metsa.

Together they discuss the process of re-framing art collections transnationally, as they question existing art histories and explore new alternatives.

 Event details

Wednesday 17 February 2021
6 - 7pm GMT

Online - admission free

For more information and to book for the event please visit the Art Exchange website.

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