Paz ErrázurizPaz Errázuriz

Paz Errázuriz

Name: Paz Errázuriz
ISBN: 9781597113540

Paz Errázuriz, Gerardo Mosquera, Juan Vicente Aliaga, Paulina Varas · 2016

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Catalog that through two series of works by photographer Paz Errázuriz (b. Chile, 1944) who reflects on key elements and concepts of her production, such as her body, her gestures, or love. On the occasion of the exhibition, a catalog has been published that includes essays by Javier Guerrero on the series La Manzana de Adán (1981-1987), and Paz López on El Infarto del Alma (1992). The artist also reflects on the series most emblematic of her work: El infarto del alma (1992) y La manzana de Adán (1981 - 1987). Paz Errázuriz (b. Chile, 1944). Editorial Il Posto has at its disposal the Solari del Sol Collection (from art collectors businessman Carlo Solari Donaggio and his wife Paula del Sol) with a collection of more than 250 pieces of Chilean and Latin American art focused on the 1970s onwards. Catalog that through two series of works by photographer Paz Errázuriz (b. Chile, 1944) who reflects on key elements and concepts of her production, such as her body, her gestures, or love. On the occasion of the exhibition, a catalog has been published that includes essays by Javier Guerrero on the series La Manzana de Adán (1981-1987), and Paz López on El Infarto del Alma (1992). The artist also reflects on the series most emblematic of her work: El infarto del alma (1992) y La manzana de Adán (1981 - 1987). Paz Errázuriz (b. Chile, 1944). Editorial Il Posto has at its disposal the Solari del Sol Collection (from art collectors businessman Carlo Solari Donaggio and his wife Paula del Sol) with a collection of more than 250 pieces of Chilean and Latin American art focused on the 1970s onwards.