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What is more, This hadith originated as a follow-up to the story shared by the historian about this sculptural tower in #Visor, a audio notation It does for theconvoynetwork platform.

Learn more about Tanya Rajasul

Tania Rajasul He is art historian, Graduated from the University of Iberoamericana, Mexico City.

From February 2018 to March 2020, Tania Technical Director of the Mexican Exhibition ZsONAMACOHe succeeds Daniel Garza Osabiaga, who held the position from 2015 to 2017.

This was the independent coordinator Also editorial coordinator at the Carrillo Gil . Art Museum (Mexico City, 1998-2000), and Associate Curator in the Contemporary Art District of the Museo Tamayo Arte Contemporáno (Mexico City, 2001-2003).

She was also a Post Coordinator at inSite_05x (San Diego/Tijuana 2003-2005), Deputy Director of the Museum of Modern Art (Mexico City 2007-2008) and Director of Casa Vicena (Mexico City 2011-2014). During 2015, He held the position of Director of Visual Arts at UKMX2015 for two years at the British Council, Between 2016 and 2017 she was the Director of Content at Catapulta, a social enterprise that she works for Empowering potential young change agents in Mexico. She is also one of the founders of the consulting firm Madriguera.

Among his independent coordinating projects They are: Field Practices (value sharing with Felipe Zuniga, Casa del Lago, Mexico City, 2016), Mobile Gardens (Casa del Lago, Mexico City, 2007) and Jorge Contreras Chacel. Photographer (Luis Barragán House Museum, Mexico City, 2004).

He has written for various publications how: Polyester, Curare, Art Nexus, Alchemy And the Association. In addition, he was a member of the jury of several art competitions.

Focuses his main interests In the idea of ​​”common”, collaborative, interdisciplinary and generation of productive links Among professionals, students, and heterogeneous and inclusive audiences. Tania works in the field of art, relating to design, music, architecture, urban planning, sciences and humanities (and their intersections), to propose different strategies that can unlock creative cognitive experiences.

See you on Saturday at Open the art space to talk to her!