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Ana Amorim:

Obras (1987—2022)
Mr. Velasco 10

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ISBN: 978-84-120320-0-0
Publication date: June 2023
Pages: 208 (44 in color)
Edition: 300 copies
Size: 17 x 24 cm
Dust jacket and B/W postcard: Fedrigoni Arena White Rough 170 g
Interior B/W and color: Fedrigoni Arena White Rough 140 g
Language: Spanish / English
Includes a B/W postcard of the piece 50 Days on the cover (5 different models available)
Includes a color postcard inserted inside
Collection: Mr. Velasco #10
Design: formo

This publication presents and analyzes the work of the artist Ana Amorim (São Paulo, 1956) in three phases. It features a text by Álvaro de los Ángeles that links her artistic work and life with writing and the weaving of stories and narratives that shape contemporary life; it brings together a commented selection of twenty of her works and performances carried out between 1987 and 2023, and presents an unpublished work, 50 Days, created specifically for this publication. As a case study, this ‘mental map’ reveals the ethical concerns of the artist that lie between the personal and the political during the last fifty days of 2021.
Ana Amorim was born in São Paulo in 1956, into an Italo-Portuguese family. Her first encounters with art, in 1980, were through drawing. Her artistic concerns evolved toward conceptual practices, leading her to complete her first mental maps starting in 1988. In 2001, she wrote Art Contract, a pivotal political work in her career that marked a point of no return. With this contract, the artist committed not to collaborate with agents within the art system who received financial support from companies and corporations with questionable ethical reputations. In 2016, she suspended the restrictive conditions of this contract, and in 2019, for the first time in her career, she began collaborating with galleries and museums. Since then, her artistic interest has combined the small domestic stories of her life with the events and political changes of global history.

28,00 

Ana Amorim:

Obras (1987—2022)
Mr. Velasco 10

28,00 

ISBN: 978-84-120320-0-0
Publication date: June 2023
Pages: 208 (44 in color)
Edition: 300 copies
Size: 17 x 24 cm
Dust jacket and B/W postcard: Fedrigoni Arena White Rough 170 g
Interior B/W and color: Fedrigoni Arena White Rough 140 g
Language: Spanish / English
Includes a B/W postcard of the piece 50 Days on the cover (5 different models available)
Includes a color postcard inserted inside
Collection: Mr. Velasco #10
Design: formo

This publication presents and analyzes the work of the artist Ana Amorim (São Paulo, 1956) in three phases. It features a text by Álvaro de los Ángeles that links her artistic work and life with writing and the weaving of stories and narratives that shape contemporary life; it brings together a commented selection of twenty of her works and performances carried out between 1987 and 2023, and presents an unpublished work, 50 Days, created specifically for this publication. As a case study, this ‘mental map’ reveals the ethical concerns of the artist that lie between the personal and the political during the last fifty days of 2021.
Ana Amorim was born in São Paulo in 1956, into an Italo-Portuguese family. Her first encounters with art, in 1980, were through drawing. Her artistic concerns evolved toward conceptual practices, leading her to complete her first mental maps starting in 1988. In 2001, she wrote Art Contract, a pivotal political work in her career that marked a point of no return. With this contract, the artist committed not to collaborate with agents within the art system who received financial support from companies and corporations with questionable ethical reputations. In 2016, she suspended the restrictive conditions of this contract, and in 2019, for the first time in her career, she began collaborating with galleries and museums. Since then, her artistic interest has combined the small domestic stories of her life with the events and political changes of global history.

28,00 

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