In an effort to connect Latin America with the world through art and culture, LATAM Cargo<\/b> has partnered with the art magazine Arte Al L\u00edmite<\/i> (AAL) to organize the exhibition \u201cColecci\u00f3n Al L\u00edmite, sin L\u00edmites<\/i>\u201d.<\/p>\n
From September 5 to November 5, participants of this international encounter of contemporary art will have their meeting place at Espacio Fundaci\u00f3n Telef\u00f3nica, which will host part of the AAL collection.<\/p>\n
The display will offer more than 60 pieces by renowned artists from 40 countries around the world \u2013many of them visiting Chile for the first time thanks to LATAM Cargo<\/b>\u2013 who will participate in the different activities that surround the event. Some of the participants are Antu\u00e1n (Cuba); Heide Hatry (Germany); Adriana Ram\u00edrez (Colombia); Diana Drews (Colombia); Maquiamelo (Colombia); Christian Fuchs (Peru); Sol Mateo (Bolivia); Ismael Frigerio and Camila Lobos from Chile.<\/p>\n
The exhibit combines photography, installations, paintings and video art with the object of promoting contemporary art, advancing visual arts education, democratizing art by bringing it to the people, and, for the first time, displaying the AAL collection, whose pieces are characterized by multiple approaches to reality that convey messages and raise questions in the mind of observers, together with a profound reflection on the world we inhabit.<\/p>\n
Ana Mar\u00eda Matthei, AAL director and cultural manager for more than 25 years, comments: \u201cWe encourage the public to visit the exhibitions we have especially put together for this occasion, to enjoy and learn about the many diverse artists displaying their work, who represent part of the best the international art scene has to offer in its different styles and forms of expression. Being a free-admission event makes it the perfect opportunity to learn more about contemporary art and the work of many artists who had never been to Chile before.\u201d<\/p>\n
Where<\/b><\/p>\n
<\/b> Of all the pieces that make up the exhibition, approximately 60 will be on display at Espacio Fundaci\u00f3n Telef\u00f3nica, located on 127, Providencia Avenue. The venue will concentrate most of the \u201cColecci\u00f3n Al L\u00edmite, Sin L\u00edmites\u201d<\/i> collection, just steps from different Metro stations. All exhibits will include free-admission activities such as lectures by the curator, Chilean and international artists, collectors and academicians from September 13 onwards. A number of specialized workshops will also be held for students and visual artists.<\/p>\n