Dulce Pinzon

Lives and works in Mexico

Artist statement

Visual artist, curator, manager, cultural entrepreneur, activist and mother. Dulce Pinzón is particularly interested in issues of social justice and activations that generate positive repercussions at the collective conscious level and legislation. She has worked in campaigns for the struggle for labor rights in New York together with former attorney general Elliot Spitzer and from the United Nations in creating cultural products for the dissemination of information for the development and democratization of Spanish-speaking countries. Currently her main interest is focused on cultural, environmental and gender issues through her personal, curatorial and museographic projects. She studied Communication Sciences at the University of the Americas Puebla and photography at Indiana University in Pennsylvania. In 1995 she moved to New York where she studied photography at the International Center of Photography, Film at New York University, Labor Law at Dowling College, Long Island New York; Curatorial Seminars at the Tamayo Museum in Mexico City and Art manager studies at MAI and Machinerie in Montreal, Canada. Dulce´s enthusiasm for art is reflected in volunteer work as a comitté member for the exhibition selection at the Gallery at Victoria Hall of The City of Westmount, and a member of LA CENTRALE galerie powerhouse board of directors also in Montréal, Canada. Her personal artistic work is inserted in a line of photography that seeks to build the image, does not capture...

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