Artist Statement 2009
“In my work I present various
modalities of delegation of authorship. Not only the responsibility of the work
is negotiated with the audience in terms of its documentation or its
completion, but where the audience is at times requested to create the work
itself.”
Political Art Statement
2010
“Although it is very
clear for political artists that we do not want to be interior decorators, we
have to rethink how to establish our relationship with power. Some artists have
felt the need of entering directly into politics. I believe that, in a given way,
our position should be one of dissatisfaction because of only being able to be
between both, the arts and the politics.”
Teaching Statement 2006
“Education is about the
ethic of knowledge, is the creation of a thinking structure and the modeling of
sensibility that will prevail on someone's life for a long time, my approach to
it is to create a process where the student takes full control of it.”
Born
1968 in Havana, Cuba, she currently lives and works in Havana, New York and
Cambridge. Her
research focuses on ways in which art can be applied to the everyday political
life. Tania recently opened the Hannah Arendt International Institute for
Artivism, in Havana - a school, exhibition space and think tank for activist
artists and Cubans.
presented by Vince
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