Muestra | Esto no se puede grabar
Taller Compartido is an annual training program for national and international artists that takes place in a blended format (both in-person and virtual). It offers a collective space for the analysis, follow-up, production, and specialization of artistic practices.
The teaching team is made up of Clarisa Appendino, Georgina Ricci, Eduardo Basualdo, and María Gainza. Throughout the workshops, various dimensions of the profession are explored: from production and circulation to professional insertion, tools, historical and theoretical context, critical engagement with one’s own work, and collective problematization among peers.
Since its first edition, 140 artists have participated in the program. Over time, a strong community has formed; after completing the workshop, many remain connected, creating a professional and supportive network that fosters collaboration and artistic growth.
The instruction not to record the sessions is reiterated in every in-person and virtual meeting by the workshop’s faculty. Spontaneity, along with the sensory and cognitive experience—and the filtering that happens through memory—are crucial processes requiring attention and commitment, which can be lost when relying on digital recording. Words flow more naturally, and fear of making mistakes dissipates. Body and mind immerse themselves in the experience, while notes and sketches are enriched by the immediacy of the moment.
“No se puede grabar” (“Recording is not allowed”) encapsulates the intensive year-long work of the program’s participants and is the result of a collaboration between Crudo Arte Contemporáneo and the Centro Cultural Parque de España.
“Esto no se puede grabar” will be the final exhibition of the 7th edition of the program, showcasing the proposals of twenty participants. It will be coordinated and designed by Georgina Ricci and Yuyo Gardiol. The opening will take place on February 14 at 7:00 p.m. at the Centro Cultural Parque de España in Rosario.
Participants: Diana Ferullo, Paco Bergallo, Celina Mundet, Juan Manuel Lara, Paola Ferraris, Paula Gruschky, Carla Forte, Astrid Ratner, Ariana Kletzel, Milena Avaro, Bárbara Rodriguez Nüesch, Sofía Villasenin, Alexandro Poggi, Andrea E. Ronchi, Madali Pizarro, Pilar Cuevas, Mar Legon, Allinin Freytes, Lulu G Kaplun, and Adriana De Oto.
Opening: Friday, February 14, 7:00 p.m., at Galerías del CCPE (Sarmiento and the river, Rosario).
Open until March 8, Thursday to Saturday, from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Free admission.
