EMMA KANIUK
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Space to Dream

The familiar South American stereotype is typically sunny, colourful and sexy — unsurprisingly the place and its art practices are much more complex. Political, bodily, visceral, chaotic and nuanced the Auckland Art Gallery‘s exhibition Space to Dream: Recent Art from South America presents a different view. This is a serious book, it deals with a variety of themes through in-depth bilingual essays and interviews that introduce Contemporary South American Art practices to  a broader audience  here in New Zealand, as well as the curators home continent.

Best Awards 2016: Finalist: Editorial & Books.