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These multiple, sometimes even opposing, perspectives all share the fundamental idea that artistic practice is work, and therefore, it should be remunerated. And although the State, and subsequently the institutions, should be responsible for the employment status of artists, until that happens, those of us who work in the arts should get organized and be aware of our precarious and informal conditions and start looking for solutions to avoid reproducing them amongst ourselves. In this issue, you will find detailed reflections and ideas on how, in some cases and using certain tools, artistic practices can begin to distance themselves from precariousness. For this edition we invited Nuria Guell (Spain), Taller Nepantla (USA, Nicaragua and México), Nayubel Montero Jiménez (Costa Rica), Rosalba Zóccali (Argentina) and Marton Robinson (Costa Rica).
Buchaca 2022 can be read on ISSUU or downloaded for free on our website.
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