Well, In the art I like the pieces with politic critiques as the pieces of Santiago Sierra. But, in this occasion I 'm going to talk about "Tucuman Arde", a piece of art created the year 1968 in Rosario, Argentina, for a multidisciplinary colective. The members were artists, sociologists, students, etc.
The piece consisted of 3 parts. In the first part, a group of the colective went to Tucuman from Rosario for meet the reality politics and social of the people. There they filmed, interviewed, photographed and surveied to the jobless, children and women, documents for a exposition in a sindical place. Meanwhile in Rosario, other group did propaganda in the street for a week with stencil that only said "Tucuman Arde" and also they pasted poster that said " 1ยบ bienal de arte de vanguardia". Then this week of propaganda, in a sindical seat they inaugurated the exposition. All the walls had photograph, information of desnutrition of childrens, etc. Also served coffee without sugar. The exhibition dured two weeks and was very successful.
This work I knew in a subject oh latinoamercan art. I liked because it is in a delicate limit between the art and the political, a uncomfortable space.

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