Thomas Hirschhorn
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Thomas Hirschhorn (Bern, Switzerland, 1957) lives and works in Paris. He is one of the most influential figures in international contemporary art. His practice unfolds through large-scale installations, temporary monuments, and participatory devices built with precarious, everyday materials—cardboard, duct tape, plastic, posters, and newspapers—interwoven with deep political and social reflection. Operating under what he defines as an "aesthetics of resistance," Hirschhorn conceives art as a tool for encounter, energy, and critical thought that challenges cultural hierarchies and the circulation of images.

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Marcela Sinclair
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Marcela Sinclair (Buenos Aires, 1968). Artist and educator. Her practice encompasses objects, sculpture, installation, and relational projects. Trained at the Escuela Nacional de Bellas Artes and under Tulio de Sagastizábal, she has completed residencies at El Basilisco, Lugar a Dudas, and Fundación Ama Amoedo. She received the FNA First Prize for Sculpture (2017) and the 8M Award (2021). She has exhibited at MALBA, MAMBA, CCK, and Art Basel Miami. Her major publications include Sinclair (2021) and Vía Pública (2023). She lives and works in Buenos Aires.

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Julián D’Angiolillo
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Julián d’Angiolillo (Buenos Aires, 1976). Visual artist, filmmaker, and playwright (UNA/EAD). His practice encompasses film, video, essays, and site-specific works. He directed the feature films Hacerme feriante (Sur Award) and Cuerpo de letra (Viennale), and authored the book La desplaza. He received the Lucio Fontana Award (2014), the AACA Elena Poggi Award, and residencies at the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris. He has created installations at the Botanical Garden and Tecnópolis. His work explores territory and public space.

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Ariel Cusnir
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Ariel Cusnir (Buenos Aires, 1981). Visual artist. Trained at the Prilidiano Pueyrredón School of Fine Arts and the Centro de Investigaciones Artísticas (CIA), he co-founded Vanguardia gallery and was part of the Appetite project. He has held solo exhibitions at the Cabildo de Buenos Aires, Pasto Galería, Centro Cultural Recoleta, and independent spaces in Mexico, São Paulo, and Madrid. His work explores drawing, history, and archives, and is included in public and private collections in Argentina and internationally.

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Leonello Zambon
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Leonello Zambón (Buenos Aires, 1970). Artist and architect (UBA). His practice intersects architecture, sound, installation, and relational interventions. Trained through TRAMA, LIPAC, and CIA, he is the co-founder of the CIRCUITO C!N¡CO collective, the Sonido Cínico laboratory, and the Parallel Ministry of Culture (MPC). He is part of the artistic-pedagogical project El Gran Aula and has participated in festivals such as NuMAn (MALBA). His work explores public space, acoustics, and collective devices.

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Nicolás Bacal
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Nicolás Bacal (Buenos Aires, 1985). Visual artist and musician. Holding a degree in Electroacoustic Composition (UNQ), he trained at CIA, Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, and Skowhegan (USA). His practice encompasses installation, objects, and sound. He has held solo exhibitions in Buenos Aires, Paris, and São Paulo, and participated in the 12th Istanbul Biennial and the 9th Mercosul Biennial. He teaches at UNTREF and released music under the German label Monika Enterprise. He lives and works in Buenos Aires.

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Leopoldo Estol
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Leopoldo Estol (Buenos Aires, 1981). Artist, educator, writer, and curator. He studied Art History (UBA) and participated in the Kuitca Fellowship. His practice encompasses installation, painting, publishing, and community-based projects. He co-founded the art publication El Flasherito and directed the documentary La pequeña vida (2018). He has exhibited at MALBA, Castagnino+macro, and venues in Brazil, Spain, and Switzerland, as well as participating in Liste and BIENALSUR. He lives and works in Buenos Aires.

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Liv Schulman
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Liv Schulman (Buenos Aires, 1985). Artist based between Paris and Buenos Aires. Her practice encompasses documentary fiction, TV series, performance, and writing, utilizing language, irony, and the absurd as critical tools. Trained at Villa Arson, Goldsmiths, and UTDT, she has received awards such as the Prix de la Fondation Ricard and the Villa Vassilieff Grant. She has exhibited at the Centre Pompidou, Museo Reina Sofía, and the Rennes Biennial, and her work is part of the Pompidou and CNAP collections.

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Denise Groesman
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Denise Groesman (Buenos Aires, 1989). Visual artist, actress, and educator. Trained at IUNA and UTDT, her practice intersects installation, performance, set design, and collective projects. She has completed residencies in Switzerland, France, and Amsterdam. She received recognition from the Fondo Nacional de las Artes and the UADE Award. She has had solo exhibitions at Moria Galería and Isla Flotante, and group shows at the Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires (MAMBA). She curated the festival El sol por atrás (2020). She lives and works in Buenos Aires.

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