Julia Carrillo Tag

Learn about Arte Abierto’s Editorial Program at the Polyforum Siqueiros.

  • Arte Abierto participates in the 2nd edition of Pie de Imprenta.
  • Arte Abierto presents its editorial project.
  • Pie de Imprenta is a traveling art book fair organized by ESPAC.

 

Mexico City, November 10, 2024.- The Arte Abierto editorial project will participate in the 2nd edition of Pie de Imprenta with four publications: Luz Instante, Things We Do for Love, Modern Nature and Cositas. Arte Abierto’s editorial project is to offer books that generate free discussions about the exhibitions commissioned by the Foundation. More than a catalog or artist’s book, it is an extension of the exhibition that opens up to dialogue, to different points of view.

Pie de imprenta is a traveling art book fair organized by ESPAC. The second edition will take place on Saturday, November 16, 2024 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., at the Polyforum Siqueiros facilities. This edition will feature more than 60 national and international exhibitors, a rich public program that includes talks, workshops and activations.

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SAT.16.NOV. 2024
11:00 – 7:00 p.m.
Polyforum Siqueiros (Av. Insurgentes Sur 701, Nápoles, CDMX. Entrance through Filadelfia)
Free admission

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PARTICIPATING PUBLISHERS
Alacraña / Libros de Mano, Alias editorial, Analog Typologies, Arte Abierto, Beibi Creisi, Bienal Tlatelolca, Big Sur, Brillantinas MUAC, Can Can Press, Casa Bosques Librería, Casa Gallina, Centro de la imagen, Cuadernillo de dibujo, DINAMITA, Doroteo y el conejo de la Luna, eco hace troje, Ediciones de Interés General / Nuevo Orden, Ediciones MACG, Ediciones sin resentimiento, Ediciones Vorágine Urbana / Saca la Lengua Fanzine, ESPAC, Fauna, Festina Publicaciones , FIEBRE Ediciones, Formas Nómadas, Fundación Jumex, Galería Mal d3 ojo, Gato negro ediciones, GLACIAR LIBROS HELADOS, Gris Tormenta, HagoLibros / eKphrasis, Hasard ediciones , Hyper-vinculo, Impresos México / Miau Ediciones, Juan de la Cosa, Kobayashi Books Press, La Duplicadora, Luxpluslux Editorial, Malviviente, Merlina, librería anticuaria, Mi Valedor, MONOMÁNTICO, Museo Universitario de Arte Contemporáneo, Máquina de aplausos, Nadie Distribuye, NIXXXON | PARALELO, OMG PRESS, piedra ediciones, Pinche Chica Chic, Pitzilein Books, Roga Ediciones, S.AR.A., Servidor Local, SILVESTRE, Studio H13, Suave, taller de ediciones económicas, Temblores Publicaciones, Trece Ojos, Triste Club y Tristes Trópicos Editorial.

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ESPAC

Non-profit organization dedicated to the study, dissemination, and promotion of current artistic production based on multiple readings and approaches to its collection and the needs of Mexico’s artistic community. Our projects and mission have taken a collaborative approach over the years. The curatorial discourse has been nurtured by the interests of each member of the team, as well as by the traces left by our collaborators.

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JULIA CARRILLO

ESE PUNTO EN EL ESPACIO, 2021

Ese punto en el espacio (That Point in Space) (2021) is an optical artifact that shows the capacity of geometry and reflective matter to guide light and build simulated spaces that challenge our gaze. When looking inside the piece, you can observe a game of infinite reflections that, in turn, generate a parallel scenario in relation to our position in real physical space.

Conceived as a light sculpture, the effect it produces is the result of a precise composition in which a series of mirrors are arranged geometrically. The abstraction that is generated represents, for Julia Carrillo, a tribute to The Aleph by Jorge Luis Borges in which a point in space contains the four corners of the universe, that is, the Whole.

The art piece was created and commissioned especially for the Luz Instante exhibition that was presented at Arte Abierto in 2021 and which brought together seven works by Carrillo focused on the exploration of light.

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JULIA CARRILLO

(Mexico, 1987)

She studied mathematics at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). She has a master’s degree in Visual Arts from the San Carlos Academy and studied at the New York School of Visual Arts (SVA). She has participated in various solo and group exhibitions in Mexico and abroad. She is currently a researcher at C3 (Center for Complexity Sciences, UNAM) and is a beneficiary of the Young Creators program of the National Fund for Culture and Arts (FONCA).