Marta Minujín (Snow, Kendall)

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Marta Minujín is a 77 year old Latina born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Later on, she moved to New York City and split her time between there and Buenos Aires, where she currently lives. Material that Marta uses for her artwork include martials that are "ephemeral" such as fabric, cardboard, and sometimes even food. Her art consists of sculptures, video, and performances. According to the Guggenheim Museum, "Many of the artist's actions have employed surprise, provocation, and even violence; some early works saw her destroy all her existing sculptures". 

https://hammer.ucla.edu/radical-women/art?artist=Marta+Minuj%C3%ADn

She got her Art education degree in 1957 from the Escuela de Bellas Artes Manuel Belgrano. From 1960 to 1963, Marta lived in Paris where she staged her first art pieces the R. Cordier Gallery and the Impasse Roussin. 

Some of Marta's exabits: 

1962 Marta Minujin, Galeria Lirolay, Buenos Aires 

1975 La academia del fracaso, Centro de Arte y Comunicacion, Buenos Aires 

2010 Marta Minujin: Minucodes, Americas Society, New York 

https://www.guggenheim.org/artwork/33112