Portrait in Motion: Leticia Obeid
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Leticia Obeid discusses the spirituality of the silver screen and how she utilises video as her medium for works that were featured in MACBA’s exhibition, Fantasma, which was on view from 26 August–2 October 2016. This video is presented in Spanish.
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Portrait in Motion: Dolores Furtado
2:00
Dolores Furtado reflects on her sculptures included in MACBA’s exhibition, Épsilon. Abstractions Descentradas, which was on view from 26 August–13 November 2016. This video is presented in Spanish.
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Portrait in Movement: Leila Tschopp
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Join Leila Tschopp in her studio for an intimate discussion about her artistic process and the paintings she contributed to Vanguardia/Caballo de Troya/América, an exhibition that was on view at MACBA from 18 March 2016–5 June 2016.
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Portrait in Motion: Silvia Gurfein
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Join Silvia Gurfein in her studio as she showcases the painting methods used for her artworks featured in MACBA’s exhibition Interacciones fundamentales de un cielo estrellado, which was on view from 10–21 August 2016.
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Portrait in Motion: Rosana Simonassi
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Mesmerised by the macabre, Argentinean artist Rosana Simonassi explains how she renenacts the deaths of women publicised in the media in her art for MACBA’s exhibition, El fin de la apariencia, which was on view from 7 October–13 November 2016.
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Portrait in Motion: Pilar Albarracín
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Featured in MACBA’s 2016 exhibition ¡Viva España, artist Pilar Albarracín evaluates the Spanish stereotypes that she portrays in her work, flamenco dancers and bullfighters among them. This video is presented in Spanish.
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Portrait in Movement: Magdalena Jitrik
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Magdalena Jitrik discusses her process of creating photographic paintings for the exhibition Vanguardia/Caballo de Troya/América that was on view at MACBA from 18 March 2016–June 5th 2016.
