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Gatica’s work highlights the tragedy and nonsensicality of life fifty years into postmodernity. He does so with a transnational scope, tracing neoliberal economic policies initiated from Wall Street to the White House, while he lives and works between New York City and his …

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Ignacio Gatica (b. 1988, Santiago, Chile) is an artist based in New York, who works with installation, sculpture, video, and text. He founded Ediciones Popolet in 2014, an imprint that focuses on artist books and editions mostly from South America .

Gatica’s work highlights the tragedy and nonsensicality of life fifty years into postmodernity. He does so with a transnational scope, tracing neoliberal economic policies initiated from Wall Street to the White House, while he lives and works between New York City and his …

Ignacio Gatica’s work refiects on the contemporary repercussions of the American neoliberal project in Chile, which introduced the free market economy as an eperimental endeavor under Augusto Pinochet’s dictatorship in the 1970s.

2021年11月6日 · Chilean artist Ignacio Gatica’s investigations focus on the parallel economic restructuring in the United States and Chile. Gatica’s generation is a product of a major political shift, in which the Chilean socialist government was overthrown by a US-backed coup, after which a group of Chilean economists were flown to Chicago to learn about ...

For his first US solo exhibition, Ignacio Gatica presents TANSTAAFL: There's no such thing as a free lunch, a new series of work that maps out distinct forms of technology and quotidian interfaces throughout the gallery space.

Ignacio Gatica (1988) es un artista visual chileno radicado en Nueva York. Su práctica identifica y cuestiona sistemas de conocimiento, tecnologías y estructuras que configuran la experiencia urbana, histórica y personal.

2023年5月1日 · Gatica’s commentary on the use (and manipulation) of language to obfuscate neoliberalism’s true intentions and implications parallels the arguments of French Marxist philosopher Guy Debord in...