By Sybaris Collection For the first time in the history of the Turner Prize, the contenders for this award are 5 art collectives: there is no single individual artist. The effect of the pandemic is also beginning to affect the…
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By Sybaris Collection Karla Leyva’s (Monterrey, 1979) work is based on the idea of the postorganic human being: a mix between the organic and the inorganic in the human body and nature through science and technology.
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By Sybaris María Cerdá (Madrid, 1984) is visual artist, researcher and teachers. One of the central points of her work pointed out to question the hegemonic narratives of history. She is part of Circular, the newest project by Sybaris.
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By Sybaris Fernanda Barreto (São Paulo, 1988) is artists, translator and cultural mediator, whose practice is focused on educational and pedagogical methods. She is part of Circular, the newest curatorial project by Sybaris.
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By Sybaris Paola de Anda (Ciudad de México 1979), is an artist and art teacher whose work has been closely related with the everyday life and the nature.
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By Sybaris The term Blue Chip comes from poker and refers to those chips that have the highest value. However, the meaning of this term applies to different disciplines. So far so good, but let’s ask two questions: if the…
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