Annick Sanjurjo

Annick Sanjurjo (MA, Romance languages and literature, Asuncion, Paraguay) edited the current volume and wrote the bibliographical information not included in the original catalogues. Before coming to Washington, DC to work as an archivist at the Museum of Modern Art of Latin America, OAS, she worked at the Museum of Modern Art's International Council, Latin American Archive in New York. Earlier she assisted Barbara Duncan with the preparation of the traveling exhibition Recent Latin American...See more

Annick Sanjurjo (MA, Romance languages and literature, Asuncion, Paraguay) edited the current volume and wrote the bibliographical information not included in the original catalogues. Before coming to Washington, DC to work as an archivist at the Museum of Modern Art of Latin America, OAS, she worked at the Museum of Modern Art's International Council, Latin American Archive in New York. Earlier she assisted Barbara Duncan with the preparation of the traveling exhibition Recent Latin American Drawings (1969-1976)/ Lines of Vision sponsored by the International Exhibitions Foundation, Washington, DC. She has also been Contributing Editor, Books and Contributing Editor, Art for Americas magazine, is the author of several publications and award-winning media productions on Latin American art and culture, and is working on the script of a documentary about the late master, Rufino Tamayo. See less