Space Series
By Marta Staudinger | 2021, Custom commission of sixteen acrylic paintings on paper
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About the Artist:
Marta Staudinger is a multi-media artist living and exhibiting between Washington DC, Italy and Spain. Her academic career is as an art historian and curator; she holds a master’s degree in Curatorial Studies from the Universidad de Ramon Lull (Barcelona, Spain) and a triple undergraduate degree in Art History, Sociology and Communications from George Mason University (Fairfax, VA). Throughout her academic and museum career, she curated exhibitions and apprenticed with fine artists.
In her art practice, Staudinger explores the depths of the feminine psyche and conscious connection via the mediums of painting, sculpture, photo, video and performance. Her work has been exhibited in various art galleries in the Washington DC area; most recently at the Joan Hisaoka Gallery and American Poetry Museum, with her latest solo exhibition Currency? Material, Radiator. A Retrospective. at HOMME (2021). Her work has been featured in the Washington Post, Washingtonian, DC Modern Luxury, and Home&Design.
All artworks at the Silva are by local artists and sourced by Latela Curatorial, a full service art advisory studio based in Washington DC.
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Why focus on local artists?
Art collections provide strong roots for artists, which is fundamental more now than ever in a quickly-evolving city. Furthermore, they tell stories. The Silva’s mission to invest in some of the city’s most committed artists through collecting is monumental. To dedicate space for rotating exhibitions and programming is a commitment to placemaking that will set an example for apartment buildings to come.
We are beyond excited about our partnership with The Silva, which allows Latela Curatorial to further expand its mission to curate and share narratives in this city by exhibiting art in this new public gallery space.