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MIA presents: Collaboration with Mariela Lairet Gallery

Mariela Lairet´s gallery is a cultural space that invites the public to contemplate contemporary art, created by artists who set challenges for themselves,and they dare to manifest their works in differents media, evolving their expression and varying their reflections and concepts as they grow and develop their work.


Mariela Lairet is from Venezuela and lives in Lima, promoting artists by performing group and solo shows, Pop Up Shows, in the gallery,cultural public spaces and also in non traditional gallery spaces, showing the latest in contemporary art. Lairet has been dedicated to the artistic world since 2009. She was Director and Curator of the Estudio Arte 8 Gallery during 4 years, in Caracas, Venezuela, in which she participated curating more than 10 Art exhibitions, and exhibiting her artists at numerous fairs such as PINTA NY, PINTA London, FIA Caracas, FIART Dominican Republic, among others.

Meet the artists:

MELISSA DUPONT

Visual artist with training in architecture and design. She has a master’s degree from the Technical School of Architecture of Madrid (ETSAM), and has a specialization in photography from the School of Photography and Image Center (EFTI), Spain.Melissa began her career during her years in Spain, where she endeavored to develop projects in visual arts and urban interventions.
She has participated several years in the art fairs PARC and ArtLima, in Lima, Peru. She did a solo show exhibition in 2017 in a peruvian gallery, and she has been exhibiting since
2013 in several groups shows between Peru, Venezuela, Uruguay, and Spain. Last year she was selected to do a residence in Vermont Studio Center.

CORI DE VEER

Cori (@corideveer ) lives and works in Caracas, Venezuela. She earned a diploma course in contemporary art (Universidad Metropolitana, Caracas, 2019) and a bachelor’s degree in journalism (Universidad Monteavila, Caracas, 2009). • She was born into a family of women artists. Her grandmother Lia Bermudez and her mother, Ana Maria Ferris, a photographer. She is a multidisciplinary artist who uses sculpture, ceramics, photography, graphics and mixed media. Through language games, she approaches topics like inequality, coexistence, and democracy. • In 2019, she exhibited her artwork in Paris, Lima, Maracaibo, and Caracas. Currently, she is pursuing the Emerging Artist Professionalization Program (Node Center, Berlin) and developing a new body of work for Salon Jovenes con FIA, an exhibit for youth organized by the Iberoamerican Art Fair (Caracas).

MICHELLE GLEISER

Michelle Gleiser @michellegleiserarte was born in Lima, Perú, in 1983. Currently she lives and works in Lima. Her personal and professional search process began when she first graduated as a Bachelor in Business Administra- tion with a major in Human Resources. Then, she pursued her passion for art, becoming a visual artist. • Her work develops through composition; either from diverse elements that complement each other, or from different selections of colors, textures or materials, formed into a single piece. By building, accommodating and using mixed media, she creates organic and asymmetric pieces; innate and reflex- ive works that playfully resolve their own questions and curiosities, showing a naturalistic side, either in the work of art physically or in the background concept. • The artist considers her contemporary work as a continuous and infinite expression of life, as a game of inexhaustible possibilities through which she develops results and conclusions that become works of art; all of them being little fragments of the permanent experiment of her artistic experience.She has taken part in various collective and charitable exhibitions, as well as in the Lima Art Fair and CasaCor Perú.

ALE WENDORFF

In words of Patricia Ciriani, French- Peruvian historian of art, “Her subjects use to open a field outside the heterosexual and patriarchal norms, opposing an oceanic feminine sexuality to the masculine power, in pursuit of new limits for both categories. • These assumed overflows of the feminine over the masculine resemble a psychoanalytic exploration where the interior and the exterior, the intimate/deep, the superficial/universal merge. We have nothing to fear: as Western civilization and its modern paradigm have been devolving, and the couple and love became “liquid” concepts, the art of Ale Wendorff manifests the Hyperwoman, who with liberating force awakens the one who is horrified by the free and fantastic expression, and pleases the esthete in search of balance and harmony.” • Check more of her work inside our MIA anywhere virtual museum.

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