Artists:
Regina José Galindo, Priscilla Monge, Claudia Casarino, Cecilia Paredes, Ana De Orbegoso, Muriel Hasbun, Erika Harrsch, Natalia Revilla, Olalla G. Valdericeda, Marina Vargas.
Witches: The Tribe is a celebration of women's empowerment and transversal ecofeminism associated with contemporary times.
The leitmotiv of the exhibition is the idea that witches are not caricatures or symbols of evil, but powerful figures that have long been associated with the natural world and the feminine. They are almost an act of alchemy and the legitimization of women in a hetero-normative world.
Each of the 10 artists featured in the exhibition brings their own unique vision and approach to the subject of witches. Those witches that we are, those that guide us, those that challenge us, those that protect us, those that we respect and emulate.
Some of the works are deeply personal and introspective, while others are more overtly political, and all are united by a commitment to...explore the multiple dimensions of the witch archetype.
Through their work, these witch artists challenge traditional narratives and offer a new perspective on women as symbols of transformation and empowerment.
Witches is deeply inspired by ecofeminist principles and offers a powerful critique of the ways in which our society has exploited and marginalized women as the key to preserving the natural world.
Entrada actualizada el el 28 mar de 2023
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