Luis Pérez-Oramas in Conversation with Natalia Babarovic

December 11, 2015

Luis Pérez-Oramas, the Estrellita Brodsky Curator of Latin American Art at MoMA, talks with artist Natalia Babarovic about the meaning of painting and its ominous and constant ‘returning.’ Barbarovic also commented on the peculiarities of being a painter in Chile, both in contemporary times and during the years of the dictatorship, and spoke about what she thinks is at the core of her practice: the painting of the thickness of distance.

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Julia Herzberg in conversation with Catalina Parra

After presenting during a C-MAP Latin America session at MoMA, artist Catalina Parra joined independent critic and curator Julia Herzberg for a conversation about her work. Herzberg, long-time researcher of Parra’s production, conducted an interview that went from politics to education and from Chile to Germany, with occasional stops in New York and Buenos Aires.…

Julia Herzberg

The Americas | A Global Museum

A Conversation with Ann Pendleton-Jullian

Architect, astrophysicist, scholar, and Valparaiso-aficionado Ann Pendleton-Jullian talks about Chile, Chilean architecture and landscape, and the “ad hoc, ongoing work of art” that is Ciudad Abierta. Pendletton-Jullian, author of Road that Is Not a Road and the Open City, Ritoque, Chile, visited MoMA to talk to the C-MAP Latin America group about her 28+ year…

Patricio del Real, Barry Bergdoll and Ann Pendleton‐Jullian

Asia | A Global Museum

The Archival Impulse: Collecting and Conserving the Moving Image in Asia

Since the 1950s, there has been an active production of experimental film, animation, and video art in Asia. Yet, much of this work has not been consistently conserved or shared with the public due to the lack of accessible archives or organized collections dedicated to its preservation and dissemination. The conference “The Archival Impulse: Collecting…

Ann Adachi-Tasch, Asia Art Archive, Alf Chang, Collaborative Cataloging Japan, David Smith, Jane DeBevoise, Jay Levenson, Hirasawa Go, Yu-Chieh Li, Uesaki Sen, Huang Chien-Hung, Hiroko Tasaka, Farah Wardani, Fang Lu, Mariam Ghani, Ben Fino-Radin and Xiaofei Mo

Julia Herzberg in conversation with Catalina Parra

A Conversation with Ann Pendleton-Jullian

The Archival Impulse: Collecting and Conserving the Moving Image in Asia

Learning with Dolls in the Work of Jaune Quick-to-See Smith

Catholic and Popular Mysticism in Brazilian Modern Art: The Quest for Maria Eugênia Franco’s Critique of Sacred Representations / Misticismo católico e popular na arte moderna brasileira: a busca da crítica de Maria Eugênia Franco às representações sacras

Sacred and Agentic Landscapes in Peruvian Contemporary Indigenous Art / Paisajes sagrados y con agencia en el arte indígena contemporáneo peruano