WORLD● LOW5d ago · Aug 28, 2026, 3:00 PM
Artist Mariela Yeregui collected her tears and turned them into an exhibition
Clarín · south america
More than 300 drops, microscopic images, embroideries, and digital devices are part of the exhibition 'No me quedan más lágrimas' (I have no more tears left). The Argentinian artist works on fragility, affections, and collective forms of pain. Gabriela Golder is the curator of a proposal that also invites to e
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