Paula de Solminihac is a visual artist, Associate Professor at the School of Art and the Institute for Sustainable Development at the Catholic University, Chile and Executive Director of Nube Lab, an NGO dedicated to contemporary art and education. Her art practice explores the relationship between art, social and ecological processes and since 2000 has more specifically researched clay and processes of material and symbolic transformation. De Solminihac is also known for her public interventions and creation of spaces for reflection and dialogue that invite community participation including Morning Glory at Faena Beach, Miami during Miami Art Week 2022 and most recently La Carpa de la Medusa (The Jellyfish Tent)at Playa Chica, Las Cruces, Chile 2024.Her work has been exhibited widely, including in Australia at Rivus, the 23rd Biennale of Sydney (2022) and a subsequent iteration at Monash University Museum of Art in Rivermouth (2023).
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Art Forum is the Victorian College of the Arts’ series of weekly talks by leading artists and curators. Providing a rich insight into their work and its relationship with the world, each guest speaker shares the themes, processes and ideas that drive their practice. For more information regarding upcoming Art Forums or to view past recordings, please visit the Art Forum webpage via the Faculty of Fine Arts and Music website here
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