Piero Atchugarry

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DATOS GENERALES

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Espacios expositivos: Piero Atchugarry, Camino a Izcua 1543 2. Tierra Garzón Maldonado, Uruguay

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Equipo
Piero Atchugarry
   Director

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Etiquetas
Arte contemporáneo  Arte iberoamericano 

ENLACES OFICIALES
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Correo electrónico
p.atchugarry@gmail.com

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Descripción de la Organización

GARZÓN, Uruguay Piero Atchugarry gallery presents a contemporary art program and modern art survey. The gallery opened to the public in September 2013 with a Post-War Italian art exhibition. By January 2014 the gallery moved to a large stable adapted as an exhibition space in Garzón. In this space the program allowed outdoor and indoor proposal exploration, through the creation of dialogue between architectural features and curatorial practices. MIAMI, USA On December 2018, the program expanded to North America with a second location, a 9000 square feet warehouse on 5520 NE 4th Avenue in the Design District neighborhood. The participation of the gallery in what is a boiling art community that connects Europe, Latin America and both coasts of the United States represents the commitment of the program to support and present the work of local and international artists with an institutional approach. RESIDENCIES Since 2013 the gallery began a program of residencies. The program supports large scale proposals that interact within the context of the sculpture garden. The program is academic and dedicated for the general public to access the artistic and production process of the resident by offering an open door studio at the gallery. Artists stay in residence at the studio in Garzón to develop a body of work that includes a site-specific and permanent installation for the sculpture garden, an open area with an extension of 54 acres surrounding the gallery. Resident artists include: Raffaele Rossi (Italy, b. 1958), Daniel Papaleo (Argentina, b. 1968) and Humberto Cazorla (Venezuela, b. 1953), Octavio Podesta (Uruguay, b. 1929), Diego Santurio (Uruguay, b. 1977), Peter Schwickerath (Germany, b. 1942), Luca Benites (Brazil, b. 1981), Veronica Vazquez (Uruguay, b. 1970) and Tulio Pinto (Brazil, b. 1974).

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