Fernanda Laguna

Donaciones project included in CA2M’s ‘El Espectro Rojo’

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As part of the hG Spare Parts project A Crime Has Many Stories, Roberto Jacoby and Fernanda Laguna’s project Donaciones was included in CA2M’s El Espectro Rojo with Francis Alys, Alfredo Jaar, Judi Werthein, Santigo Sierra, and Raqs Media Collective.


SPARE PARTS: A Cycle of Projects by Eloisa Haudenschild & Steve Fagin

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2006 – 2009

Spare Parts is 3-year cycle of projects that encourages the juxtaposition of the crucial, the trivial, and the arcane

Decolonizing Architecture – Palestine
A Crime Has Many Stories – Argentina
The Last Book – United States


Spare Parts: A Crime Has Many Stories in Buenos Aires

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May 2008 selection of artists Buenos Aires, Argentina

November 29, 2008 traverse of Buenos Aires

A multidisciplinary, one-day traverse of the city based on Argentine writer Ricardo Piglia’s short story, La Loca y el Relato del Crimen (1975).


A Crime Has Many Stories artworks donated to Villa Fiorito, Buenos Aires

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Donations, Fernanda Laguna and Roberto Jacoby’s project for A Crime Has Many Stories, was completed in early December. The replicas Laguna and Jacoby created were selected from the Museo de Calcos’ collection and given to the Belleza y Felicidad (ByF) art space in the community of Fiorito, a small town outside of Buenos Aires. ByF [...]


Chronicle of a Commissioned Crime: “C” Day by Francisca Mancini, Arte Magazine

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A Crime Has Many Stories is an exquisite corpse project commissioned and produced by the haudenschildGarage, based on Ricardo Piglia’s short story La Loca y el Relato del Crimen (1975). The November 29, 2008 multidisciplinary, one-day traverse of the city of Buenos Aires was plotted with co-conspirators Judi Werthein, Sonia Becce and Alejandro Ruiz. [...]


The Artwork Killer by Diego Erlan, Clarin Magazine

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A Crime Has Many Stories is an exquisite corpse project commissioned and produced by the haudenschildGarage, based on Ricardo Piglia’s short story La Loca y el Relato del Crimen (1975). The November 29, 2008 multidisciplinary, one-day traverse of the city of Buenos Aires was plotted with co-conspirators Judi Werthein, Sonia Becce and Alejandro Ruiz. [...]