Photo albums began as research journals. During the 1830s and 1940s, inventors maintained diaries of their research, which contained photo records of experiments. These were not disclosed, as the contents of the albums were considered classified information. See the In Memoriam project for related works.
Oil on photo album cover, 2022. 32x26cm
Oil and pastels on photo album cover, 2022, 32x26cm
In the shadow of Venezuela’s storied yet troubled aviation history—marked by VIASA's soaring promise and subsequent collapse under financial and political pressures—a new flag carrier has emerged.
The Venezuelan Revolution was influenced by the French Revolution and by the spread of Enlightenment ideas, social inequality, the discontent of Creoles, and their desire to gain independence from France and form a new democratic government.
Concrete Poetry action performance numbering the total death count for each day while wearing a skull mask in Plaza Altamira, Caracas, in the context of the 2017 Venezuelan ant-regime protests.
Small groups of demonstrators with banners—linked to the visual and performing arts—managed to achieve that goal of arriving at various public institutions in the city center on at least two occasions.
In April 2017, a controversial Venezuelan Supreme Court ruling granted Maduro executive powers over PDVSA, which allowed him to act autonomously in selling shares or making international agreements with the oil company.
Over a decade ago, by decree of the former Minister of Culture Farruco Sexto, the collections of Venezuela’s national museums were merged with no regard to the specific focus or mission of each institution.
After Gabriel Orozco and Ai Weiwei. 15,000 bikes are reported stolen in New York City every year. Experts believe that this figure represents only 20% of the actual total, and only those that were reported. The real number is more like 75,000 bike thefts per year. Police recover less than 2% of them.
