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Originally published on Wednesday, 03 December 2008

Alex Brahim

Alex BrahimÀlex Brahim es comisario de arte y transita gestión, producción, programación y comunicación cultural. Elabora programas y comisariados independientes con regularidad y colabora de forma permanente con varios medios de tendencias y creadores de diversas áreas. Entre sus proyectos más recientes se cuentan Atasco de papel en La Casa Encendida – Madrid (2008) y Bruce LaBruce: Blowback en Antigua Casa Haiku – Barcelona (2008).

Profesión: Comisario de arte y productor cultural, Dibina (Digital Büro of International Art)
Más conocido por: Bruce LaBruce - Blowback, el proyecto más reciente, ha sido muy sonado
Mejor regalo de navidad en mi vida: Ese viaje con esa compañía...
Web: http://www.dibina.net/, http://www.AntiguaCasaHaiku.org

 

 

 

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