[no title] Possibly 1976 - 2007

Curator: This untitled work by León Ferrari is quite striking, isn't it? It's simply a newspaper clipping, yet it speaks volumes. Editor: Yes, it's just a news article about the disappearance of a Bolivian ex-president in Buenos Aires. It feels so…unadorned. What do you make of Ferrari using something so raw? Curator: Ferrari often used text and newsprint to confront political realities. He's not just presenting information; he's making us feel the weight of it, the fragility of truth itself. Does it make you think about censorship, perhaps? Editor: I guess so. By reframing the article as art, he's making a statement about political oppression. Curator: Exactly! Art becomes a powerful form of resistance. Editor: That makes me see the article in a completely different light. Thanks!