Archivo is celebrating its 10th anniversary.

This project would not be possible without the collaboration of wonderful and talented artists and other professionals in the field of visual arts from around the world. We therefore cannot celebrate this milestone without acknowledging all past and present contributors and of course, all our readers, who give us a reason to continue this work.

 

We will celebrate this exciting moment with new and past collaborators of Archivo, by opening up our own archive and critically rearticulating its content in the light of the present. Every month we will share new content that departs from our archival 'digging' and show the development of artistic practice of those who have embarked on this journey with us over the last decade. Opening up our archives presents the opportunity to not only commemorate the work produced at Archivo, but is also a way of readdressing our mission to provide critical reflection on images. Stay tuned and we hope you enjoy celebrating this milestone with us.

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INSIDE THE ARCHIVE

Jolanta Dolewska

ARCHIVE AND MEMORY

Rewriting a vanishing time

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Text by Bárbara Lissa

A dialogue with artist Jolanta Dolewska

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Amy Friend

PHOTOGRAPHIC TALES OF LIGHT

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Text by Iga Koncka

A dialogue with artist Amy Friend

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Diego Ballestrasse

BREAKING THE FOURTH WALL

Facing the traces of photography

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Text by Bárbara Lissa

A dialogue with artist Diego Ballestrasse

ARTIST STATEMENT

Rachel Phillips

Rachel Phillips is an American photographer especially interested in photography as object. For her, working with vernacular photographs is a way of ‘reanimating’ those images.

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Johanna Warwick

EXPOSING THE IMAGE

Between analogue and

digital technologies

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Text by Iga Koncka

A dialogue with artist Johanna Warwick

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Artur Urbanski

​TECHNOLOGY AND MEMORY

Standing before a 'rabbit hole'

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Text by Bárbara Lissa

A dialogue with artist Artur Urbanski

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ARTIST STATEMENT

Andrés Pachón

Andrés Pachón is a Spanish artist and anthropologist who approaches the construction of colonial imaginary through photography, highlighting ideological or unconscious processes that have shaped the way we see the world.

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Caroline Monnet

REWRITING COLONIAL MODERNITY

FROM THE BORDERS

AND BETWEEN WORLDS

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Text by Bárbara Lissa

A dialogue with artist Caroline Monnet

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Elsa Leydier

MULTIPLYING THE GODDESS

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Text by Iga Koncka

A dialogue with artist Elsa Leydier

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Raquel Bravo

THE INTIMATE AND THE COLLECTIVE

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Text by Bárbara Lissa and Camille Relet

A dialogue with artist Raquel Bravo

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ARTIST STATEMENT

Andrea Stultiens

Andrea Stultiens is a Dutch artist and researcher whose artistic practice is focussed on the relationships between photography and the representation of history.

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Darío Gil Cabanas

THE PULP OF MEMORY

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Text by Laura Bivolaru

A dialogue with artist Darío Gil Cabanas

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Martina Zaninelli

SILENCED MEMORIES

AND NATIONAL NARRATIVES

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Text by Camille Relet

A dialogue with artist Martina Zaninelli

INSIDE THE ARCHIVE

Andrii Dostliev

LEFTOVER STORIES

FOR NEW GENERATIONS

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Text by Laura Bivolaru

A dialogue with artist Andrii Dostliev

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ARTIST STATEMENT

Lesia Maruschak

Maruschak's work takes the form of photo-montages and performance pieces that engage in reinterpretations of photographic archives.