Curriculum - Galería Isabel Aninat

 Curriculum:
Francisca Eluchans Barreda
01 de noviembre 1984
Web: www.franciscaeluchans.com
Studies:
2005-2008
2007
Bachelor of Arts,
Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Art School.
Academic exchange for a semester at the Maastricht University,
Holland. Faculty of Culture and Arts.
2009
Argentina.
Course of models First level , FX School, Buenos Aires,
2009
Mirella
Experimental illustration workshop with the argentine artist
Munsri, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
2010
2011
the
Workshop with the Chilean artist Eugenio Dittborn.
Fellowship artists residency given to creators of Ibero-America by
Ministry of Culture of Mexico.
Artistic residence in San Luis Potosí from August to November.
.
Academical Activities:
2006
Seminar "artists books" issued by Argentine artist
Matilde Marín.
2007
Belgium
Santiago Manifesto "Workshops with artists from Germany,
and Holland”, Cultural Centre Matucana 100, Santiago, Chile.
2008-2009 (April-January)Guide of National Museum of Fine Arts in
Santiago,Chile
Groupal Exhibitions:
2006
“Artists Books” Eduardo Vilches Space, Pontificia Universidad
Católica de Chile.
2008
"Open Studio". Workshop in the halls of the
Art School of the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile.
.
2009
“Umbrales”, Centro de Extensión Universidad Católica,
Selection of final exams.
2009
“Shared Space”, Balmaceda Young Art Gallery, curated New
Territories. Santiago-Chile.
2009
“Join the Art”, live art. Café Modena. Buenos Aires, Argentina.
2009
Gallery Night “Il Ballo del Mattone” Buenos Aires, Argentina.
2009
Art Fair. Sala Cero, Animal Gallery, Satiago-Chile.
2009
IV Young Art Competition MAVI Bicentennial "head mouse", MAVI
Museum. Santiago-Chile.
2010
ArteBa Fair, Isabel Aninat Gallery. Buenos Aires-Argentina
2010
Lima Photo Fair, Isabel Aninat Galley. Lima-Perú.
2010
“Geometric Month” Isabel Aninat. Gallery, Santiago-Chile.
2010
Chaco Fair, Isabel Aninat Gallery, Santiago-Chile.
2011
Exhibition of Eugenio Dittborn, Workshop, Galería D21.
Santiago-Chile.
2011
Chaco Fair, Isabel Aninat Gallery. Santiago-Chile.
2011
Fourth Show of Latin American Art at the National Centre of
Arts, Mexico City.
2011
“12x12, New Voices” AICA (Asociación Internacional de Críticos de
Arte) International Association of art Critics. Santiago-Chile.
2012
Exhibition of Latin American Art, Spain Cultural Center,
Mexico DF.
2012
“Cut and Paste: 10 ways to think collage” SOFA Gallery.
Santiago-Chile.
2012
“There is no landscape without a look” two-person exhibition with
Natalia Holvoet. Centro de Extensión UC. Santiago-Chile.
2013
“Come After” Die Ecke Gallery, Santiago.Chile.
2013
ArteBa Fair, Isabel Aninat Gallery, Buenos Aires-Argentina.
2013
Chaco Fair, Isabel Aninat Gallery, Santiago-Chile.
2014
Nathalie
“BorderLands, Photography beyond the image”. A selection of
Goffard in Matucana 100, Santiago de Chile.
Solo Exhibition:
2010
“Natural Spaces”, Cellar Gallery, Santiago-Chile.
2009
“Liveable Spaces”, BECH Gallery. Santiago-Chile.
2010
“Construction Spaces” Isabel Aninat Gallery. Santiago-Chile.
2012
“Somewhere”. Centro Cultural Recoleta. Santiago-Chile.
Others:
2009
Official Selection competition Balmaceda Young Art.
2009
Honorable Mention in the IV Youth Art Contest Museum MAVI
"Head mouse".
2011
Art Residency Fellowship for Latin American and Haitian artists
in Mexico.
2011
Official Selection “12x12, New Voices” AICA (Asociación
Internacional de Críticos de Arte) International Association of
art
Critics. Santiago-Chile.
2014
Publications:
World trip during 8 months. (Asia, Europe, South America)
-Catalog. “Shared Space”, Balmaceda Young Art Gallery, curated New
Territories. Santiago-Chile.
-Catalog IV Youth Art Contest MAVI Museum 2009.
-Catalog of the Fourth Show of Latin American Art at the National Centre of
Arts, Mexico City.
-Book “Cut and Paste: 10 ways to think collage” SOFA Gallery..
-Catalog Chaco Fair. 2011.
-Catalog “There is no landscape without a look” 2012. Centro de Extensión
UC.
-“Creole images” photographic practices in the visual arts of Chile. Nathalie
Goffard.
-Several interviews in Chileans and Mexicans magazines and newspapers.