Nelbia Romero
Subtitle: una mujer, sus gritos y silencios
By: text, Cristina Bausero, Enrique Badaró, Andrea Giunta, Mariela Blanco, Mariana Percovich
Contributors: Museo Municipal de Bellas Artes Juan Manuel Blanes
Publisher: Museo Juan Manuel Blanes
Published: 2019
Place of publication: Montevideo, Uruguay
Language: spa
Number of pages: 151
ISBN-13: 9789974870833
Subjects: Exhibitions; Artists
Other titles: Mujer, sus gritos y silencios
Description: Artist Nelbia Romero (b. Uruguay 1938-2015), was a pioneer in the fields of installation and performances in Uruguay creating art works considered controversial. Her influence in Uruguayan art is widely recognized, especially in her use of social topics such as native or indigenous themes and feminist matters. Engraver, cartoonist, installation and performance artist, costume designer, object creator, teacher, passionately committed to the social and artistic advances of societies, Romero possessed was an uncompromising vision of the artist's attitude to reality and to the society in which she had to live.
Notes: Cover title.

"n22 octubre 2019"--On spine.

Published on the occasion of the exhibition held September 17 to October 27, 2019 at the Museo Juan Manuel Blanes in Montevideo, Uruguay.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Prólogo  -- Cristina Bausero; title: Una mujer, sus gritos y silencios  -- Enrique Badaró; title: Núcleos poéticos --; title: Sal-si-puedes  -- Andrea Giunta; title: Otras instalaciones  -- Mariela Blanco; title: Viva las pepas  -- Mariana Percovich; title: Biografía.