On Graciela Sacco

Bell, Vikki. 2022. 'On Graciela Sacco'. In: Graciela Sacco: A Life of Interferences. Ubicua Gallery, London, United Kingdom 2 September 2022. [Conference or Workshop Item]

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A talk presented in September 2022 on the occasion of an exhibition of Graciela Sacco's works curated by her daughter Clara Garavelli and gallery director Patricia Bossio. Alessio Antoniolli (Gasworks & Triangle Network),also spoke at the event.
Graciela Sacco was an Argentine visual artist. She passed away, too early, in 2017. She was one of the artists I had written about in my book The Art of Post-Dictatorship, and through my research, we had developed a friendship. I visited her at her home in Rosario and in Spain, she visited me at mine in London, we met in Europe with our families, and we kept in touch across distances. So of course, when her daughter Clara asked me to speak today I was more than happy to honour my friend and to speak about her work.

Item Type	Conference or Workshop Item (Talk)
Additional Information	Graciela Sacco: A Life of Interferences: A roundtable discussion that explored Graciela Sacco’s life and artistic practice, particularly considering her aims to provoke an “interference” in everyday life and to question the power of the human condition. Speakers: Prof. Vikki Bell (Goldsmith, University of London), Alessio Antoniolli (Gasworks & Triangle Network), Dr. Clara Garavelli (University of Leicester) and Patricia Bossio (Ubicua). The roundtable discussion about the legacy of Graciela Sacco was organised to accompany the exhibition Graciela Sacco ‘Waiting for the Barbarians’ at Ubicua Gallery, Charlotte Street, London, 21 July – 15 September 2022.
Departments, Centres and Research Units	Sociology
Date Deposited	27 Sep 2022 11:27
Last Modified	28 Sep 2022 16:35