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Exhibitions’ website: www.adiospikachu.com ADIOSPIKACHU (Pikachus’ Goodbye) was a solo show by the artist Marco Arias, held at the Museum...
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This work was part of the collective and virtual exhibition “In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15...
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ANTOLOGIA VIRAL DE CHILE (Chile’s viral video anthology) – 50 videos virales, Youtube / 50 viral videos,...
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Group exhibition curated by the Chilean art theorist Aliwen Muñoz, which brought together nine artists and was held between...
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“El Poder Nuestro Es” (“We’ve Got the Power”), curated by the researcher and art theorist Diego Maureira, was a...
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This exhibition, held between April and May of 2018 at Posada del Corregidor Gallery (Santiago, Chile), was curated by...
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This solo show, held between April and July of 2018 at Centro Cultural de España (Cultural Center of Spain)...
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“Combo Breaker” was a duo exhibition with the Chilean artist Wladymir Bernechea, during January of 2018. The show had...
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“Depresión Post Pop” (“Post Pop Depression”), held in August 2017 at the Casa Parque Villaseca Gallery (Santiago, Chile), was...
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This installation made of balloons and lightboxes, held in April of 2017 at Casa Andacollo Gallery (Santiago, Chile), was...
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This work is the result of an investigation where I tried different techniques for painting images with diverse origins,...
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“Exijo ser un héroe” (“I demand to be a hero”) is a sculptural “self-portrait” shown at Universidad de Chile...
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“Knowing Pía” is a series of lightboxes that resulted after an investigation into the Facebook profile page of the...
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“Política y Celebridad” (“Politics and Celebrity”)was a group exhibition held at “Centro Cultural Matucana 100” curated by Paco Barragán,...
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“Retratos y no rostros” (“Portraits and no faces”) was my first solo exhibition. It was held at Worm Gallery...
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I like to understand this diptych as a triptych. That’s why I named it “Matías, David, and Agustín”. While...