Presented as part of FotoWeekDC 2012, this exhibition curated by Fabián Goncalves features the works of 17 Iberoamerican emerging photographers.

Transitional Bodies / Cuerpos en Transición presents cutting-edge artists from Latin America, Portugal and Spain that move away from the typical stereotypes and propose provocative, modern vanguard photography.

Along those lines, the Iberoamerican Cultural Attachés Association has been participating for the last four years in the annual FotoweekDC Festival, giving the opportunity to photographers in Latin America, the US and Europe to showcase their work in what is a fast changing photography scene.

Curator of the exhibition Fabián Goncalves highlights, Transitional Bodies proposes a glance at different point of views of the Iberoamerican photographic techniques from transition to transformation of the human body. Grouped in different series this exhibition does not intend to represent Iberoamerica, but to express in great part its cultural eclecticism.

About IberoAmericaCulturaDC

The Iberoamerican Cultural Attachés Association is a Washington, DC, based non-profit organization created by the embassies of Latin America, Portugal and Spain, for the promotion and preservation of Iberoamerican heritage and culture, past and present, to the public in the D.C. area.

Gallery hours: Wednesday-Friday: 4–8pm; Saturday and Sunday: 12–5pm (except Thanksgiving week). Free and open to the public.
In conjunction with The Spanish National Photography Prize: Connections and Confrontations exhibition and three photography exhibitions at the Mexican Cultural Institute.

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Venue

Former Residence of the Ambassador of Spain, 2801 16th St NW, Washington, D.C. 20009

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