Power Structure
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Installation view | Power Structure | 2022
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Installation view | Power Structure | 2022
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Installation view | Power Structure | 2022
Power Structure is a group exhibition that questions conceptual patterns established by cultural control mechanisms set by historical discourses. Through the work of a collective and three artists, this presentation finds different solutions to the problems implied by a reality dominated by totalizing structures that hide their tentacles in historically rooted institutions. The Museum, education, the state, and geography, for example, are idealized concepts constructed with the objective of maintaining the domination apparatuses in place that are convenient to the colonial, patriarchal and anti-ecological thinking that seems to have no way out. However, from the work of Ana MarÍa Millán, the duo Mazenett & Quiroga, Cristóbal Gracia and Otto Berchem, these figures of training and control are put in evidence.