Centro de Arte y Comunicacion - Problematic of Latin American Art (1975)

Centro de Arte y Comunicacion.
Problematic of Latin American Art. 

Buenos Aires, Argentina: Centro de Arte y Comunicacion, 1975.
Single-page flyer/newsletter.
10-5/8 x 8-1/2″.
English. 

Very good. 
Staple holes top left. Center horizontal crease. 

Scarce Centro de Arte y Comunicacion flyer/newsletter announcing the September 1975 opening of a new edition (with a different title) of Hacia un Perfil del Arte Latinoamericano, the exhibition presented by the CAYC at the École cantonale des beaux-arts et d’art appliqué in Lausanne, Switzerland, after visiting other cities in Latin America and Europe. The article includes illustrations of works by Juan Carlos Romero and Gregorio Dujovny and a list of participating artists including Marcel Alocco, Angelo De Aquino, Jaime Davidovich, Guillermo Deisler, Juan Downey, Jochen Gerz, Carlos Ginzburg, Guerrilla Group Art, Dick Higgins, Richard Kostelanetz, Mauricio (sic Maurizio) Nannucci, Horst Tress, Jiri Valoch, and Horacio Zabala, etc. 

GT-546. 16-9-75. (September 16th, 1975).

"Ever since it was founded, the CAYC (Centro de Arte y Comunicación), helmed by the cultural promoter, artist, and businessman Jorge Glusberg, was intended as an interdisciplinary space where an experimental art movement could flourish. The establishment of collaborative networks connecting local and international artists and critics played an important role in this process. The exhibitions shone a light on these exchanges, in which overviews of trends or individual artists provided an introduction to the innovations of international contemporary art and made Argentine and Latin American artists better known on the global scene."

- International Center for the Arts of the Americas at The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.