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Marta Chilindron



b. 1951, Buenos Aires, Argentina – Lives in New York City since 1969

From her early veristic paintings to her contemporary sculptural installations, Chilindron has always created art which explores perspectival, temporal and spatial relationships.  In the 1990s, the artist began experimenting with furniture forms, altering their shape to reflect her point of view in relation to the physical.  From these works emerged Chilindron's collapsible sculptures, which can be opened and closed to alternate between flat, abstract compositions and fully three-dimensional forms. 

Since 2000, the artist has worked in transparent and color acrylics, creating manipulable objects which change shape and color.  In 2010, Chilindron was invited to create a public installation as part of the Fokus Lodz Biennale in Poland, and her most recent sculptures are currently featured as a special project at the Museum of Latin American Art (MoLAA) in Long Beach, California. Chilindron's artworks are  included in the collections of the Blanton Museum, Austin, Texas; El Museo del Barrio, New York; CIFO, Miami; Banco do Spiritu Santo, Portugal; the State University of New York; Fonds D’Art Contemporain de Ville de Geneve, Switzerland, and private collections internationally. 


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Constructions

Constructions

Gallery exhibition catalogue with essay by Eleanor Heartney; Review excerpts; extensive illustrated chronology, bibliography, 65 color plates, 129 pages.

$ 20.00 + postage

Sculptures

Sculptures

This catalogue neatly illustrates the movement inherent in Chilindron’s 4-dimensional sculptures both table and floor-sized.

Exhibition catalogue, dot galerie, Geneva Published by dot editions, Geneva, Switzerland; Essay by Robert C. Morgan; Chronology, 10 color plates, documentary photographs and drawings 

$ 10.00 + postage