Mexican performance artist Pancho López is taking part in the group exhibition "El discurso infinito," which recently opened at the Museum of Contemporary Art of the Americas, in Florida.
This project is the result of the collaboration between the Museum of Contemporary Art of the Americas (MoCAA) and the NOMADE International Biennial of Ecuador, and 36 artists from 17 countries such as Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico and the United States took part in it.
As the curator of the exhibition, Hernán Pacurucu, states, «These works come together to articulate a base or conceptual core that speaks of eternal love. The project is, in short, a kind of attempt to speak of the sensibilities of love.»
Pancho López (Mexico City, 1972) is also a Mexican curator and educator, recognized for his extensive career in the field of performance and action art. A graduate in Communication Sciences from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), his artistic work explores everyday life, the body, social rituals and human relationships, using seemingly simple actions, such as eating, drinking coffee or interacting with the public, to generate experiences that question and transform our perception of the ordinary.
For eleven years Pancho López directed the Department of Performance and Current Art of the Museo Universitario del Chopo and has promoted important platforms for the dissemination of contemporary art, including the Performagia gatherings and the EJECT and Extra! festivals, also taking part in numerous international events and exhibitions.
