From March 30 to May 21 were carried out by the exposure of Heaven to Hell U.S. photographer David LaChapelle at the Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires (Malba). While the exposure is not very extensive and comes a little late (until LaChapelle said it was not very representative of where her head at this point in the interview to The Nation), it is a fairly modern and attractive displays.
"Play hundreds of times, transposed from one medium to another, their images get nailed like hooks surprisingly effective in his eyes that wander looking for what to consume. In the midst of vertigo, are compendiums of vertigo, "said Eva Grinstein, curator." Images that speak about a world made of pictures. "
The photos that includes displays of books are Heaven to Hell (2005), orders for magazines and production for brands like Vogue Italia, 2005, another for Flaunt magazine with an inflatable food and 2003 for ID with Christ as a topic . Also on display are some additional videos and, in the auditorium of Malba is scheduled Rize (2005), a documentary produced and performed by LaChapelle with Krumping as a theme.
"The quest narrative embodied in short apoteósicas newspapers and winks to those same worlds that he is responsible for supplying (in consumption, art, the manufacture of idols) are some of the hallmarks of LaChapelle," said Grinstein.
David LaChapelle. Heaven to Hell | Beauties and Disaster. Until May 21 at Malba. Avda. Figueroa Alcorta 3415, C1425CLA, Buenos Aires. Thursday through Monday and holidays from 12:00 to 20:00. Wednesday until 21:00 and free entrance. Closed Tuesday. General admission: $ 12. Teachers and older than 65 years: $ 6. Disabled students (secondary, tertiary and university), and retirees under age 12 stay free.
:: David LaChapelle at Malba: David LaChapelle, the official site
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