Jaqueline Lacasa

Jaqueline Lacasa (b. Montevideo, 1970) is a visual artist, curator, and member of the Fundación Internacional de Críticos de Arte (AICA Paris). She was the Director of the Museo Nacional de Artes Visuales de Uruguay, MNAV (200709) and was also member of the Fundación de Arte Contemporáneo (FAC 200310). She has participated in various collective and individual exhibitions in Argentina, Brazil, Egypt, the United States, Spain, Havana, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic. She has published the book The natural daughter of Joaquin Torres Garcia (2004), and compiled Palimpsestos: Writings on Uruguayan Art 1960-2006 and New Critical Access roads and Curating in Uruguay (2009). She writes for national and international media.

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2013 Bogotá Curatorial Intensive Symposium

2013 Bogotá Curatorial Intensive Public Symposium Saturday, November 30, 2013 10am6pm Auditorio Museo de Arte del Banco de la República Calle 11 No. 4-14 FREE and open to the public Join ICI and the 2013 Bogotá Curatorial Intensive on Saturday, November 30 for a daylong public symposium where the participants will present the exhibition and […]

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