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Matusa Barros

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Matusa Barros
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BornMatilde Barros Arias de Castro
March 27, 1954
Vigo, Galicia (Spain)
🏳️ NationalitySpanish
🏫 EducationMaestro Mateo Arts School
💼 Occupation
🌐 WebsiteOfficial website

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Matusa Barros is an artist from Galicia (Spain)[1]. Matusa Barros’s interdisciplinary practice, which spans video art, installation art, photography, assemblage (art), and new media art, explores the social concerns and the human condition. She has published articles[2] and also has poetic work[3]. She has organized video festivals,[4] among other events at the art world.

She participated in video festivals and visual arts exhibitions in Spain, France, Germany, England[5], United States of America[6], Portugal [7] and the World Wide Web.[8]

Early life and education[edit]

In 1982 she graduated at Maestro Mateo Arts School in Santiago de Compostela[9], later studied ceramic in Cervo (Galicia) at Real Fábrica de Sargadelos[10], video and television in A Coruña and cibercultura with a scholarship in Santander at Menéndez Pelayo International University, also with a scholarship, Virtual Reality at Quincena de Montesquiu Art residence in Barcelona, and also studied programming languages.

In 1988 she received a grant from Xunta of Galicia that allowed her to start her own videography.

References[edit]

  1. ""Guía de Artistas de Galicia"". Bibliotecas de Galicia.Xunta de Galicia. Archived from the original on 2003-06-22.
  2. ""De videocreación: as mulleres que traballan en vídeo" Festa da palabra silenciada nº11". Dialnet(bibliographic database).
  3. ""Allí en la sombra"". Biblioteca Nacional de España.
  4. ""Mujeres tras la camara". EL MUNDO / Viernes, 25 de abril de 1997". El Mundo (Spain).
  5. ""Decode: Digital Design Sensations - Recode Decode"". Victoria and Albert Museum. Archived from the original on 2011-01-10.
  6. "MediaNoche - Exhibit Transnational Temps". Medianoche new media gallery and digital studio of Upper Manhattan.
  7. "Metrópolis - Portas Abertas/3 November 2013". RTVE.
  8. "Spill>>Forward Online Exhibition". Artcontext.
  9. "Creadoras:Matusa Barros". Provincial deputation (Spain) in Pontevedra.
  10. "Seminario de Sargadelos". Isaac Díaz Pardo. Memoria viva.

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