With a body of artwork fueled by anger and frustration, вЂњRadical WomenвЂќ addresses works of woman artists inseparable from the repressive governments that sought to control and curtail their behavior, thoughts and desire.

The critically acclaimed exhibition was organized by and opened at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, followed to the Brooklyn Museum in New York, and now is at its final and only showing in Latin America. Teresinha Soares (Brazil, 1927), Make Love Box, 1967, meat grinder, fabric, plastic tubes, 2 glass bottles filled with liquid, wires and oil paint, 60 Г— 55 Г— 37 cm, Teresinha Soares Collection

The work вЂњPoemaвЂќ (Poem) (1979/2012) by Brazilian artist Lenora de Barros stamps the cover of the US edition of the catalog. The show also comes with a large, comprehensive bilingual catalog compiled by the curators. The eight-year-long project was idealized by two art historians, British-Venezuelan Cecilia Fajardo-Hill, the exhibitionвЂ™s curator and our interviewee, hand in hand with her co-curator, Argentinean Andrea Giunta. Assembling 280 artworks by 120 artists from fifteen countries, it draws back the veil that has shadowed the contribution of these artists to art history.

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