Libro Contable is a relational artistic action proposal that brings together visual arts, audiovisual arts and literature, seeking to explore and raise questions about the relationships and conflicts between the urban context and nature, in its domesticated and incorporated form, which manifests itself as food brought from the countryside for consumption by city dwellers within the sphere of commercial exchange.
Libro Contable is a relational artistic action proposal that brings together visual arts, audiovisual arts and literature, seeking to explore and raise questions about the relationships and conflicts between the urban context and nature, in its domesticated and incorporated form, which manifests itself as food brought from the countryside for consumption by city dwellers within the sphere of commercial exchange.
The exhibition, open to the public from March 6 to 30 on the third floor of the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Bogotá, is also a book that tells itself, that speaks of itself, that tells us how it was made and what elements or situations arose and were set in motion along the way, taking the kind people and fertile lands of the
This project, made possible thanks to the 2013 Art and Nature creation grant from the Instituto Distrital de las Artes – IDARTES, was carried out by the collective Ediciones Amapola Cartonera, made up of visual artists Carlos Baena, Leonel Fonseca and Rodolfo López.