Next Friday, July 26 at 6:30 p.m. at Il Posto’s Research and Documentation Center (José Miguel de la Barra 480, apt. 201) will be held the conversation «Cuerpos en colisión.» The event will feature the participation of writer Ariel Florencia Richards and Diego Chocano, curator of Il Posto’s upcoming exhibition: No Man’s Land.

During their conversation, Richards and Chocano will discuss their visions of contemporary Latin American art and the curatorship of the exhibition Tierra de Nadie (No Man’s Land). This show, which opens on Saturday, July 27 at 12:00 noon, brings together the work of twelve Latin American artists who examine identity through notions such as class, gender, ethnicity and race, without succumbing to universality or essentialism: Eugenio Dittborn (Santiago, 1943), Paz Errázuriz (Santiago, 1944), Antonio Pichillá (San Pedro La Laguna, 1982), Sandra Gamarra (Lima, 1972), Amalia Pica (Neuquén, 1978), Wynnie Mynerva (Lima, 1993), Darío Escobar (Guatemala City, 1971), Juan Pablo Langlois (Santiago, 1936), Carlos Leppe (Santiago, 1952), Marilyn Boror (San Juan Sacatepéquez, 1984), Claudia Martínez Garay (Ayacucho, 1983) and the collective Las Yeguas del Apocalipsis.