RESIDENT

LIV SCHULMAN

ARGENTINA

 

Liv Schulman (Argentina 1985) lives and works between Paris and Buenos Aires. She studied art and writing at ENSAPC in Paris, at the MFA Art Writing at Goldsmiths University in London, at the UTDT in Buenos Aires and at the Post Diplôme in Lyon. She recently participated in the Biennale de Rennes (2016) “Incorporated !”, curated by François Piron, and in the series of exhibitions “Tes Mains Dans mes Chaussures” at the CAC Noisy-le-Sec Gallery in 2017 (curated by Vanessa Desclaux and Emilie Renard), at the symposium “Cut The Gap” at the National Gallery (SMK) in Copenhagen, in the exhibition “Sans Brides ni Mors et Rênes” at the PHAKT Rennes (curator Dorian Spiteri), at the “Democracy exhibition en Obra” (curator Laura Buccelato) at CCK Buenos Aires, and “Formal Economy” at Alt_Cph in Copenhagen.

Some of her recent solo exhibitions include “Control a TV Show Season III”, curated by Christine Macel at the MUSÉE, SALLE DE CINÉMA, NIVEAU 4, Centre Pompidou, Paris; “Le Goubernement”, curated by Melanie Bouteloupe and Emilie Bouvard with Camille Chenais, Villa Vassilief, Paris; “Comercio Interior”, curated by Rafael Equivocado, Laboratory, Festival, Buenos Aires; “Obstruction” in the sityeightartinstitute, cur. Celine Kopp, Copenhagen, Denmark (2017), “Los Accidentes Laborales”, Galería Piedras, Buenos Aires (2018); “The Night Shift” at Zoo Gallery, Nantes (2017); “Control” at Big Sur Gallery, Buenos Aires (2015) and “The Covensky Method” at Galería Vermelho (cur. Marcos Gallion), São Paulo (2015). She has recently obtained the ADAGP / Villa Vassilief scholarship and the 20th Prix de la Fondation d’Entreprise Ricard.

 
 

Schulman is in residence in Lagos through an opportunity offered in collaboration with Feria Ch.ACO to support artists from Latin America in the first years of her career. For her residency project, Schulman will follow in the footsteps of the Chilean writer Roberto Bolaño in Mexico City, through his novels and stories, physically visiting the places mentioned, which will lead to a process that will involve intensive writing, to finally become a publication or a video. It will be a research process in which the body, space and writing are combined, and from which different media and materials - possibly graphic or visual fiction, narratives of space - will originate.