This article reviews the exhibition Mobile object recommended to families presented at the OSDE Foundation Art Space between February and April 2017. It was curated by Santiago Villanueva, with research by Juan Cruz Pedroni and exhibition design by Osías Yanov. The exhibition gathered a set of more than 55 works of art, in a temporary arc that ran from the 1930s to the present. Through anachronism and montage as principles of disartuculation of a lineal historic narrative, and intense work with museogrpahic design, the exhibition sought to activate an unstable memory of surrealism in Argentina, to track its echoes in contemporary art.
Desde Orión hacia nuevas constelaciones posibles. Ecos del surrealismo en el arte argentino actual
