Antonio Pichillá on the Role of Textiles and Landscapes in Conceptual Art | ISLAA

A featured artist in the exhibition “Threads to the South" at the Institute for Studies on Latin American Art (ISLAA), Tz'utujil Maya artist Antonio Pichillá discusses the use of textiles in his conceptual art practice, the impact of the landscape of Lake Atitlán on his work, and the art world as it relates to notions of home.
The Institute for Studies on Latin American Art’s (ISLAA) Three Questions series highlights contemporary Latin American artists through brief conversations about their artistic practices.
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