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TEACHING ARTIST:
Nicolás Gerardi (Venezuela, 1989) is a multimedia writer and researcher. In 2012 he was part of the Experimental Curatorial Workshop with his exhibition Dynamics of Appropriation: Anthropophagy in the 2.0 era at the Centro de Arte Los Galpones (Caracas). In 2013 he organized together with Ionee Waterhouse the digital art encounter Señal Abierta at the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Caracas. In 2016, he twice organized the multimedia event Live Cinema that integrated poetry reading, with the revitalization of film archive and electronic music in real time. In 2019, he presented his piece Límite y Frontera at the Andrés Duque Cinema, as part of the Bogotá Young Art Salon. From 2019 he has been dedicated to conceptualize, design and print and artist books under the publishing house Limo (s)Ediciones del Caribe. Through this house he self-published his first work in book format, the photo poetry book Uy,uy,uy,uy,ur,ur,ur,ur (2019). With his project Poemas Unicode he was selected to be part of the II Jornada Internacional de Poesía Visual, at the Universidad Federal Fluminense (2023). He is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Creative Writing in Spanish at the University of Iowa and is preparing an immersive exhibition about his own experience as a migrant and refugee.