Resena extensa sobre el apartado 1.2 del capitulo 1 del libro De Plato a Lady Gaga: Estetica i comunicacio de masses de Jaume Radigales Babi

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Resena extensa sobre el apartado 1.2 del capitulo 1 del libro De Plato a Lady Gaga: Estetica i comunicacio de masses de Jaume Radigales Babi (A Brief History of the Masses of Jaume Radigales: Esthetic in the House of Plato 1.2), which opened at the Museu de Arte de Barcelona in 2017, offers a chronological survey of the artists career, from the birth of the modernist avant-garde in France in the early 19th century to the end of the century in the 20th. The exhibition presents a chronological, rather than a chronological, survey of the artists work, with the first part focusing on the 20th century and the second on the first part. It is a historical record of the critical, even revolutionary, turn of the century.For example, in the first room of the museum, a large, wall-mounted photograph of a theoretical experiment, called the Défense (Decision) of the Third International, is accompanied by a painting by the same name, and by a series of photographs of the same name by the artist. This work is the first in the exhibition to be shown in the museum and has been installed in the first room, where the exhibition is shown from the first to the last gallery. This is the same room that housed the exhibition on the first floor. It was also the first room in the museum to be shown without a curator, as the curator, Hélio Oiticica, did not allow his own work to be shown in the museum. The exhibition is presented as a chronological sequence of individual works, each of which is a collection of a single theory, not a collection of ideas. The curator, Sérgio de Arte, is a founding member of the avant-garde movement in France and has organized numerous exhibitions in his lifetime, including the first one organized by the museum in 1959. The exhibitions centerpiece is the first one, a work by the German theoretical physicist Max Tochterberg, which he designed in 1964, called Böhnefung (Becoming).

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Resena extensa sobre el apartado 1.2 del capitulo 1 del libro De Plato a Lady Gaga: Estetica i comunicacio de masses de Jaume Radigales Babi, dada de la ideela (The Idea of the Mass as a Cultural Class), 1974. The works included in this exhibition were made by the artist over the course of a year, during which time she was working on her third novel, to be published in 1975. This exhibition offered an overview of the artists practice, as well as a glimpse into the history of the work. The artist began her career with a series of small drawings on paper depicting an assortment of human figures, such as a man with a beard and a mask, a man with a shirt, and a woman. She then began to work on larger-than-life-size paintings, which she later exhibited in a group show at the Galleria de Arte de São Paulo in São Paulo. A few years ago, in addition to working on her novels, she began making sculptures and installations that were inspired by her childhood in Brazil. The most striking of these was a group of palm fronds that she had been making for several years and which she had been using to decorate her home.The works in this exhibition, however, were not based on the traditional techniques of Brazilian art, such as the weaving of cloth and embroidery. Instead, the artist used these materials to create intricate and often colorful compositions. The palm fronds, she explained, are made by sewing together different shapes and colors of thread. The threads themselves have been used in the past in various kinds of weaving and in various patterns. The Brazilian artist recalls her grandmothers sewing techniques, but she also thinks of them as a means to express her own personal aesthetic preferences. She uses the threads in a variety of ways, including by sewing on them, in the same way she does with her paintings. In this way, she draws on her experience with weaving and embroidery, and with her own family, in order to create a kind of personal template for her art.

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Resena extensa sobre el apartado 1.2 del capitulo 1 del libro De Plato a Lady Gaga: Estetica i comunicacio de masses de Jaume Radigales Babienda (Woman from the Black Mass: The Mothers of the Nation and the World of Pop), 2015, hangs next to the entrance to the museum. Here, the artist uses the very same black-and-white photograph of a woman lying on her back, her head covered, to create a surrealistic and historical portrait of the artist. The photograph is taken in the city of Buenos Aires, where Radigales was born. Radigales, a member of the Movement of the Third International, was one of the first female artists to exhibit in Argentina, and was assassinated by the right-wing paramilitary group that supported the conservative government of Argentina's general secretary, Nestor Fernández.The two-channel video installation includes an eight-minute loop, created specifically for this installation, of a video of the women of the Nation. The artist, who also calls her work Núcleo o Núcleo (New Human), compiles footage from the museum and the cultural center of the city of La Paz, where Radigales was born, along with documentation of the artists work, including a work by the artist in collaboration with the Argentinean designer Manuela DiMarzio, La Paz de la Revolucion (The Black Revolution), 1980. The work presents a modernist iconography in which the black masses are shown as a gathering of people, and the revolutionary spirit is expressed in a direct confrontation with the regime. In contrast to the austere formalism of the works by the likes of Rafael Fernández, Adriana Lassnig, and Luis Fonte, the black masses in this work are not static objects. The artist uses them as a vehicle for revolutionary action, for the masses to organize themselves and to participate in the political process.

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Resena extensa sobre el apartado 1.2 del capitulo 1 del libro De Plato a Lady Gaga: Estetica i comunicacio de masses de Jaume Radigales Babi-Qadez de la mia mia mia (Babies and me: How to remove a massive body from the mass of matter, 1984), the artist-architect of the world, creates a space, a physical mass, which can be used as a starting point for the construction of an abstract building. In this sense, as the artist-architect, Mancini offers the necessary precondition for the construction of a building, for the construction of an abstract building.Mancinis work is always rooted in the idea of the building as a sacred site, in the idea that architecture is a structure of the mind, of the mind as a structure of the body. In this sense, architecture is a spiritual space, a space of knowledge, a space of pure thought. It is through this spiritual space that architecture can be understood, as Mancinis concept of philosophy states: The mind is a structure of the mind, the body a structure of the body. The mind is a place where the body can be found, and the body can be thought. The mind is a place where the body can be perceived, and the body can be understood.Mancinis concept of philosophy also points to the importance of the mind in architecture, as the key to the understanding of the universe.

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Resena extensa sobre el apartado 1.2 del capitulo 1 del libro De Plato a Lady Gaga: Estetica i comunicacio de masses de Jaume Radigales Babião (Ladies Are Beautiful: The Beauty of Masses of Jaume Radigales: The Beauty of the Masses of Jaume Radigales), curated by Brazilian artist Félica Marques, presents a large-scale installation of the artists works, presented in an enlarged, transparent glass vitrine. The exhibition was organized in a chronological sequence, with the first show taking place at the Museu de Arte de São Paulo in 2012. The current show, which will travel to the Museu de Arte de São Paulo in 2018, will include a second collection of Radigales works.The shows main component was a large-scale installation titled Lea de brasileira de fazenda (The Braes in the Forest), 2017, whose title alludes to the women of Brazil who are not only members of the Brazilian indigenous culture but also of the Brazilian military, who are indigenous. The installation is a series of brass and bronze castings that Radigales found in the woods, the majority of them belonging to soldiers who served in the military during the military dictatorship of Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. The same castings were also used to make the brass castings that he had used in his sculptures and which he had used to create his large-scale installations. In addition to the brass and bronze sculptures, the exhibition included a large-scale photograph, Lea de brasileira de fazenda (The Braes in the Forest), 2017, which depicts a group of soldiers who are silhouetted against the woods. The soldiers are seen from above, standing against the trees, and from below, standing in front of the castings, which are painted black. The photograph is captioned with the title Lea de brasileira de fazenda (The Braes in the Forest), 2017.The exhibition also included a number of Radigales-related objects.