MIA Art Collection in Egypt: In an effort to expand our female-only art collection, our director Alejandra Castro Rioseco has traveled exclusively to Egypt with a group of collector friends.
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MIA travels to Egypt
MIA Art Collection’s virtual museum MIA Anywhere to host Ai-Da robot’s art exhibition, the world’s first artistic robot.
We are thrilled to have a virtual and physical exhibition, at the same time, with HUB/ART @hubartexhibition from Milano and Greta Zuccali @gretazuccali , its founder and director. • A physical and virtual exhibition shows how women can articulate, due to collaborations and female support, a multidimensional experience.
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MIA part of MtArt
We are happy to announce the participation of MIA art collection in this wonderful international collection committee.
Brenda Valansi told us about the challenges that Art Rio 2020 faces in the face of the Covid-19 contingency, in addition to the guidelines it follows in terms of gender equality.
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Interview with Mariela Lairet
Mia Press spoke with gallerist Mariela Lairet
By Bastian Marin, 15-10-2020
Director of the Mariela Lairet Gallery. Art Curator.She was Director of the Estudio Arte 8 Gallery in Venezuela. Degree in Social Communication. Postgraduate Degree in Current Art Management from the University of Barcelona, Spain. Specializations in Art Market and Contemporary Art History at Sotheby’s Art Institute. D. Diploma in Visual Arts at the Metropolitan University.Teacher of the Escuela Corriente Alterna.
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.
MIA Art Collection, the collection of art founded by Chilean philanthropist Alejandra Castro Rioseco, who has more than +900 works of art created by female artists, presents a virtual exhibition inside her MIA Anywhere Virtual Museum with artists who explore feminist demands through their work.
MIA Art collection acquires the piece “Permission de Travestissement” from the exhibition “Ella, el ojo, el dedo, la mano” curated by Alexandra Laudo
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Affective Alterations
Affective Alterations
What is the role of material culture in understanding the past, with a female point of view? ‘Affective alterations’ is the name of our new exhibition inside our MIA virtual museum that explores this question.
