A polymath with vast experience in cultural projects and art production management, having worked in collaboration with national and international institutions both public and private. Our coordinator also has knowledge of and is involved with international art residencies, art education, image theory studies and diverse art disciplines such as photography, performance and relational art.

Andrés also has a fascination for ideas and a passion for techniques, a passion that he spreads simultaneously over such diverse paths as his experience as a ski instructor, practicing cooking in a meticulous manner or DJ with vinyl turntables.

andres@proyectoace.org

Ruíz Moreno’s professional practice includes activities related to curatorship, research and communication. She has been part of the ´ace team since 2012, serving as Program Coordinator from 2014 to 2018. In 2019 she won the Brooks International Fellowship and moved to London to work at the Tate Modern in the Tate Exchange Program. After be selected and receiving the award of Shanghai Curators Lab 2 in China, she is currently part of the curatorial team for a group exhibition in Tank Shanghai which will take place in 2021.

Daniela was born and raised between two cities that border the Río de la Plata, the limit between Argentina and Uruguay. She has Austrian heritage from her mother. In it, charrúa calm is mixed in balance with Saxon precision. She likes dance, experimental music and movies. Her eyes, framed by “Fridakalhian” eyebrows, go wide when she is amazed.

A Chilean artist and teacher residing in Argentina who collaborates as a workshop assistant.

He is studied Hispanic Language and Literature at the University of Chile and the University of Buenos Aires as well as Visual Arts in the Manuel Belgrano School, participating in a pilot experience  of guided tours for children between the school´s pedagogical area and the Museum of Modern Art of Buenos Aires, MAMBA.

In his leisurely and thoughtful mood, Alexis carries the small greatness of those who were born at the foot of the imposing Cordillera de Los Andes.

Lidia grew up in a very small town in northern Argentina, in an area of alfalfa plantations. Her first bond with the kitchen was, as for many, through her mother, who was very fond of cooking and even sold empanadas for special occasions in Cachi. At the age of 13, she moved to the capital city of Salta, beginning her movement to larger cities, where she completed high school and worked taking care of a child with different abilities. In 1993 she moved to Buenos Aires where she continued working as a nanny.

In ‘ace she maintains our space and cooks a meal that does not go unnoticed and that many artists say they miss when they leave. The repulgue of her empanadas is perfect and the mashed potatoes priceless!

A nomadic and eclectic soul, Florencia is an artist who gave herself to the photographic world from an early age. Currently, she is collaborating in our program in the construction of artists’ digital web profiles.

In her artistic knowledge, she experienced different stages and types of learning, studying Audiovisual Arts at the National University of Arts / UNA and Communication and Image at the Walter Benjamin Foundation in Argentina. She is currently continuing her studies in Cultural Management at UNDAV- National University of Avellaneda, Argentina.

Her travels and her spiritual quest are also part of her learning. The integration of all these elements constitute the person and the artist of the present.