Deborah Castillo
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Deborah Castillo (born Caracas, Venezuela, 1971) is a Venezuelan artist who has resided in New York City since 2014[1]. She has become known for her controversial works, which include historical, epic and political icons. She studied Plastic Arts with a minor in sculpture at the Armando Reverón University Institute of Plastic Arts and has been active on the art scene since 2003, the year in which she was awarded two important awards in the city of Caracas, the Salón award of Youth with FIA and the Eugenio Mendoza award.
She has explored various artistic disciplines but the ones that stand out the most are video, photography, sculpture, sculptural ceramics and performance, disciplines that he intertwines to offer a complex work, full of historical and philosophical references.[1] Her work reflects on the persistence of patriarchy and challenges the heroic, caudillo and messianic epic.
Estudios
- En 1989 estudió Artes del Fuego en la Escuela Cristóbal Rojas
- Entre 2000 y 2003 estudió fotografía en La ONG (Organización Nelson Garrido), además fue asistente de Nelson Garrido por varios años.
- Egresó del Instituto Universitario de Estudios Superiores de Artes Plásticas Armando Reverón en la mención de escultura en 2003
- Egresó de la London College of Fashion en 2004
Artist Residencies
- 2015 The Banff Center. Artist in Residence Program in Visual Arts, Alberta, Canada
- 2014 Atlantic Center for the Arts #151, New Smyrna Beach, Florida
- 2007 London Print Studio, London, UK
Work
The greatest constant in Deborah Castillo's work has been her own body, which she uses to make critical and political points. Since "Sucursal CCS" 2006, she has performed individually in the Mendoza room, in which she uses her body to raise questions about the reproduction of female representation and stereotypes in relation to the advertising image, simulation and sexual exploitation. Several stagings make up the exhibition, which generates immersive situations for visitors. The pieces challenge the idea of the work of art by approaching the notion of a consumable object and advertising aesthetics. https://radicaldisobedience.tome.press/
- NYFA.org. «Featured Artist: Deborah Castillo». NYFA.org - NYFA Current. Consultado el 9 de marzo de 2018.
- «Deborah Castillo». av.celarg.gob.ve. Archivado desde el original el 24 de marzo de 2018. Consultado el 9 de marzo de 2018.
- «"Marx Palimpsesto", de Deborah Castillo - El Estilete». El Estilete. Archivado desde el original el 24 de marzo de 2018. Consultado el 9 de marzo de 2018
- ^ a b Blanco, Elvira (26 April 2015). "Deborah Castillo desde el umbral". VIceVersa Magazine. Retrieved 17 April 2024.
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