Liliana Porter

“To Develop Images from Thoughts. The South American Travels of the New York Graphic Workshop”, en Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro (ed.), The New York Graphic Workshop (1964-1970), Austin, The Blanton Museum of Art-The University of Texas at Austin, 2009, pp. 30-41.

Catalog of the exhibition "The New York Graphic Workshop, 1964–1970," September 28, 2008–January 18, 2009. The New York Graphic Workshop was an innovative and experimental group of artists from Latin America working in New York to push the boundaries of printmaking. Its primary members were Luis Camnitzer (Uruguayan), José Guillermo Castillo (Venezuelan), and Liliana Porter (Argentine). This exhibition catalog provides the first in-depth look at the production of the workshop from its foundation in 1964 to its ending in 1970. The catalog details the history of the workshop, revealing it as a fascinating episode in printmaking and Conceptual art in both the United States and Latin America. [The attached file contains the catalog's table of contents, the catalog essay I wrote, and the chronology, which I co-authored. The entire book can be purchased through Amazon.com.]