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Exhibitions Curated by Sarah Demelo
Trazos humanos / Human Traces, Assistant Curator, University Gallery, University of Essex, 2008.
Papers by Sarah Demelo
Digital Resources: The Essex Collection of Art from Latin America
Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Latin American History, 2014
'Carlos Cruz-Diez's 'Untitled' (1996) in 'Connecting through Collecting: 20 years of Art from Latin America at the University of Essex', 2014
Sophie Calle. I posit that their works exist outside the traditionally understood boundaries of s... more Sophie Calle. I posit that their works exist outside the traditionally understood boundaries of self-portraiture through their use of fact and fiction, as well as personal mythology, often hindering scholars in applying the term in descriptions of Calle's and Boltanski's work. I expand upon the scholarship of their work by applying recent theories of literary self-portraiture and autobiography. Literary theory defines 'self-portraiture' as a metaphorical means of representing oneself, the resulting works being situated outside the boundaries of autobiography.
Reality Undone, exhibition catalogue, University Gallery, University of Essex, 2007.
Exhibition organizer by Sarah Demelo
Connecting through Collecting: 20 Years of Art from Latin America at the University of Essex, Beecroft Art Gallery, 2014
Mexican Migrations, firstsite, Colchester, 2013
'Karmadavis: Art, Justice, Transition', firstsite, Colchester, 2012-13
Siron Franco: Suspicious Story, firstsite, Colchester, 2012.
Unravelling Threads, firstsite, Colchester, 2012.
Southern Press: Prints from Brazil, Paraguay and Chile, firstsite, Colchester, 2011.
Alex Gama, Canning House, London, 2010.
Jorge Macchi: Singers' Room, University Gallery, University of Essex, 2006.
Florencia Guillen: Editions from an Encounter and Soundscape Stories, University Gallery, University of Essex, 2009.
Trazos humanos / Human Traces, Assistant Curator, University Gallery, University of Essex, 2008.
Digital Resources: The Essex Collection of Art from Latin America
Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Latin American History, 2014
'Carlos Cruz-Diez's 'Untitled' (1996) in 'Connecting through Collecting: 20 years of Art from Latin America at the University of Essex', 2014
Sophie Calle. I posit that their works exist outside the traditionally understood boundaries of s... more Sophie Calle. I posit that their works exist outside the traditionally understood boundaries of self-portraiture through their use of fact and fiction, as well as personal mythology, often hindering scholars in applying the term in descriptions of Calle's and Boltanski's work. I expand upon the scholarship of their work by applying recent theories of literary self-portraiture and autobiography. Literary theory defines 'self-portraiture' as a metaphorical means of representing oneself, the resulting works being situated outside the boundaries of autobiography.
Reality Undone, exhibition catalogue, University Gallery, University of Essex, 2007.
Connecting through Collecting: 20 Years of Art from Latin America at the University of Essex, Beecroft Art Gallery, 2014
Mexican Migrations, firstsite, Colchester, 2013
'Karmadavis: Art, Justice, Transition', firstsite, Colchester, 2012-13
Siron Franco: Suspicious Story, firstsite, Colchester, 2012.
Unravelling Threads, firstsite, Colchester, 2012.
Southern Press: Prints from Brazil, Paraguay and Chile, firstsite, Colchester, 2011.
Alex Gama, Canning House, London, 2010.
Jorge Macchi: Singers' Room, University Gallery, University of Essex, 2006.
Florencia Guillen: Editions from an Encounter and Soundscape Stories, University Gallery, University of Essex, 2009.