Title: Intramuros
Description: What is it that defines a landscape? How is this concept understood in the current theories that the study and how it has been updated in contemporary art? What themes and problems do you think about when you belong to art? These are some of the questions that come from Nathalie Goffard's book. Intramuros articulates from the recovery of curatorial texts and essays written by the author between 2012-2018 around the link between art and landscape. Nathalie Goffard (1975) is an art theorist and essayist in the field of contemporary art and visual studies. Her research areas focus mainly on photography and landscape. At the close, she has published 30 papers for exhibition catalogs, artists' books, curatorial texts and articles, both nationally and internationally, and author of the Imaginary Book, photographic practices in the visual arts of Chile (Heavy Metal, Santiago, 2013). She has worked as a university lecturer in graduate and postgraduate programs and is a teacher in various senior, seminary and graduate programs. She has curated individual and collective exhibitions, among which highlighting Fronterizo Territoriesʺ (SCL, 2014, M100) and Llegar Despuésʺ (SCL, 2013, Die Ecke)
Subjects: Nature in art, Landscape photography, Modern Art, Landscapes in art
Time periods: 21st century