RALLI MUSEUM
"6 Contemporary Chilean Artists"
This exhibition brings together a group of ceramists who have transformed this artistic technique into an expressive vehicle marked by the observation and exploration of abstraction linked to ancestral roots. Their impeccable handling of the craft allows Fanny Auger, Ruth Krauskopf, Pilar Maturana, Vivian Ruz, Macarena Salinas and Jacqueline Schapiro to highlight the
shapes, textures, color and patinas of the works displayed in the museum's Interior Sculpture Garden.
These artists began working alongside Ruth Krauskopf, with whom they learned about different material treatments, expressive freedom, and intimate discoveries that allowed them to pursue authentic and independent imaginations, compositions, and productions.
The curator of the exhibition, Manuel Basoalto, points out: These are works that express delicacy and at the same time the strength of this expressive tool, which conquered great artists of the 20th century, who expressed themselves in important
sculptural works, and even in everyday objects through ceramics.
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Barro Collective 6
An exhibition project that has been running for three consecutive years. In its latest version, the exhibition covered an area of approximately 300 square meters and featured more than 15 prominent Chilean ceramists, including several members of the AIC (Argentine Association of Ceramic Artists) from our region.
In all its versions, the exhibition has been warmly received by all visitors and has received excellent reviews from both the public and the art world. The exhibition is already planned for 2025, and we hope to welcome even more exhibitors. We are also managing sponsorships from private individuals and art-related brands.
Participating Artists
10 Ceramic Artists, Including 5 members of the AIC from Chile and Peru,
presented at this event:
Ruth Krauskopf, Viviana Ruz, Vivian Rosa, Pilar Maturana, Jacqueline Schapiro, Fanny Auger, Catalina Vial (AIC Peru), Yoyi Nuñez, Pollo Varela, Ximena Ducci, Viviana Ruz, Juan Carlos Chavarría
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"TerraMar" Region V, Chile
An exhibition project that has been running for three consecutive years. In its latest version, the exhibition covered an area of approximately 300 square meters and featured more than 15 prominent Chilean ceramists, including several members of the AIC (Argentine Association of Ceramic Artists) from our region.
In all its versions, the exhibition has been warmly received by all visitors and has received excellent reviews from both the public and the art world. The exhibition is already planned for 2025, and we hope to welcome even more exhibitors. We are also managing sponsorships from private individuals and art-related brands.
Participating Artists
10 Ceramic Artists, Including 5 members of the AIC from Chile and Peru,
presented at this event:
Ruth Krauskopf, Viviana Ruz, Vivian Rosa, Pilar Maturana, Jacqueline Schapiro, Fanny Auger, Catalina Vial (AIC Peru), Yoyi Nuñez, Pollo Varela, Ximena Ducci, Viviana Ruz, Juan Carlos Chavarría
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TerraAlta
An exhibition project carried out in conjunction with the Lo Barnechea commune in Santiago, Chile. The show was held at the El Tranque Cultural Center and covered an area of approximately 200 square meters. Ten prominent Chilean ceramists participated, including several members of the AIC (Argentine Association of Ceramic Artists) from our region.
This project was managed in conjunction with the Huara Huara workshop; all the exhibiting artists are currently participating in the workshop. On this occasion, artist Viviana Ruz presented both sculptures and utilitarian objects.
Participating Artists:
10 Ceramic Artists, including 5 members of the AIC of Chile.
ESTEKA Group Exhibitions
Exhibition Description
A collective exhibition of contemporary ceramics featuring national and international artists around a theme, Viviana has participated in the "Animal Esteka," "Blanco Esteka," and Azul Esteka versions. The renowned magazine Esteka is the organizer of this event, and it has been presented in several cultural centers in the capital.
The exhibition is a new opportunity to showcase the high level of contemporary ceramic art in our country. For several years, the contemporary ceramics magazine Esteka has organized an annual exhibition aimed at highlighting the work of local ceramists. Each edition features artists from Chile and abroad, and a rigorous selection process ensures that only the most significant works are included in the exhibition, which reflects the diversity of styles used in this artistic discipline.
Collective Exhibitions COPPER AND CLAY
Exhibition Description
"The Cultural Bodegón de Los Vilos," as its name suggests, is located in the heart of Chile's mining region, in Los Vilos, a small and beautiful coastal town in the north of the country. Jorge Colvin, an architect and art lover, moved there approximately 20 years ago. After purchasing warehouses in poor condition, he lovingly restored them. He later converted them into a spacious and unique exhibition space. Fernando di Castro, an environmentalist, took over the care of the beautiful gardens.
Mining Month is celebrated in Chile every August, and so the idea arose for the Huara Huara workshop to exhibit works that integrate ceramics and copper during that month.