Julieta Colantonio is a writer and curator from Buenos Aires. She sees her practice as an exercise in the substance of language, putting poetry and critical theory at the service of interdisciplinary dialogues.
Her conversations with artists have been published in Dazed, Grau, vakuum, STUCK, Arts of the Working Class and her editorial work featured in the catalog of Printed Matter, Inc. in New York and the archives of Madrid’s Institute for Postnatural Studies.
Through collaborations under spiritual technologies, she explores how the shifting paradigm, the Internet, and emerging workforms by peripheral artists inform one another.
She is currently a resident at Arts of The Working Class in Berlin.
Her conversations with artists have been published in Dazed, Grau, vakuum, STUCK, Arts of the Working Class and her editorial work featured in the catalog of Printed Matter, Inc. in New York and the archives of Madrid’s Institute for Postnatural Studies.
Through collaborations under spiritual technologies, she explores how the shifting paradigm, the Internet, and emerging workforms by peripheral artists inform one another.
She is currently a resident at Arts of The Working Class in Berlin.