Graciela Sacco
Graciela Sacco (Rosario, 1956 - 2017) was a groundbreaking Argentinian artist celebrated for her innovative use of light and graphics. She represented Argentina in major biennials, including Venice, São Paulo, and Havana, with works in collections like MAMBA and MFAH. Discover her artistic and political legacy addressing violence, exile, and migration.
10-11-2017
Machinations, contemporary dialogues between museum collections. Works from the collection of the Castagnino+Macro Museum
27-10-2017
Opening in La Paz
19-10-2017
Who dunnit?
13-10-2017
Writings in light
07-10-2017
Who dunnit? and Between black and white (From the series of admissible tension).
23-09-2017
A Trail on Earth. Echoes of Institutional Violence from Latin America
07-09-2017
Simultaneous Traces
04-09-2017
Memories of the body
04-09-2017
Who dunnit?
22-07-2025
Bad Politics. Chapter 1 & 2
22-07-2025
Bad Politics. Chapter 1& 2
23-06-2025
Resistance. A Selection of South American Video
22-08-2023
The Voice in the Hands. Graciela Sacco / Nuño Pucurull
03-08-2023
Echoes from the South
25-07-2023
Gestures. A Possible Collection
25-07-2023
Any Exit Can Be a Dead End, from the series Admissible Tension.
13-06-2023
Escaping from Planet Earth
22-09-2022
Who dunnit? and between black and white (from the series Admissible tension)
03-11-2021
From the Wound
24-09-2021
Thinking is a Revolutionary Act
24-07-2021
To the South of the South: Dissident Cartographies
20-07-2021
To the South of the South: Dissident Cartographies and Zoo
26-10-2019
Recovering Stories, Recovering Fantasies
07-08-2019
Frictions
01-08-2019
Frictions
05-07-2019
Presences
