Delve into '359 días en 19 meses,' an impactful installation by acclaimed artist Jorge González. Presented within the expansive 'Antes de América' exhibition, this work invites contemplation on spatiality and its relationship to Puerto Rican geography and cultural essays. It represents a key contribution to contemporary visual arts research.
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This entry presents '359 días en 19 meses,' an installation by artist Jorge González, selected as part of the 'Antes de América' exhibition. It falls under the 'Investigaciones sobre la espacialidad' section and relates to essays and Puerto Rican geography.
The entry details '359 días en 19 meses' by Jorge González, an artwork classified as an installation. It is part of a broader selection by Renata Ribeiro dos Santos and is associated with the larger exhibition 'Antes de América: la exposición expandida'. The work is categorized under 'Investigaciones sobre la espacialidad' and touches upon themes related to essays and Puerto Rico. The artwork is credited to Jorge González, who is listed as both the author and the artist. The credit also includes 'Cortesía Jorge González y Galería Embajada', indicating its presentation context.
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