Cecilia Vicuña

Cecilia Vicuña

  • Birthday: 1948-07-22
  • Place of birth: Santiago, Chile
  • Also know as: Norma Cecilia Vicuña Ramírez

Biography

Norma Cecilia Vicuña Ramírez, visual artist and writer. She was born on July 22, 1948 in Santiago, Chile. She studied at the Faculty of Arts of the Universidad de Chile in 1971. Later in 1972 she traveled to London where she did postgraduate studies at the Slade School of Fine Arts at University College. She is considered one of the pioneers of conceptual art in Chile. She formed a group of artists and poets called Tribu No. At the beginning of 1970 she made a series of installations and art actions related to the theme of symbols of the pre-Columbian indigenous world, nature and South American mythology in general. In 1973 the BBC of London, made a documentary about his poetic-visual work In his visual work he has dedicated himself to oil painting, sculpture and video production. He has also published numerous poetic works and has given conferences on art. In 1975 she settled in Colombia where she continued her studies on American Indian popular culture and worked as a professor of Art History at the Fundación Universidad de Bogotá Jorge Tadeo Lozano and the course of Contemporary Latin American Poetry at the Fundación El Arte of the Universidad Libre de Bogotá. In 1980 she moved to New York City, USA.

Filmography

SemiYa

2015

As Self

Production

Paracas

1983

As Director

Kon Kon

2010

As Director

Kon Kon

2010

As Screenplay

SemiYa

2015

As Director

A Living Knot

2017

As Director

What Is Poetry to You?

1980

As Director

Fire Over Water

2014

As Director

Night of the Species

2017

As Director

Disappeared Quipu

2018

As Director

Death of the Pollinators

2021

As Director

Umbílico

2012

As Director

Quipu Viscera

2011

As Director

Vaso de Leche

2008

As Director

Parti Si Pasion

2008

As Director

Río Mapocho

2012

As Director

Quipu Austral

2012

As Director

Lápiz en Bote

2009

As Director

Yellow Soto

2007

As Director

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