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    • Jean Medina

    Jean Medina (Mexico) is head of exhibitions at Framer Framed in Amsterdam.

    He holds a Bachelor in Fine Arts from the Universidad de las Américas Puebla (UDLAP) and a MA in Museum Studies from the Universiteit van Amsterdam (UvA).

    In 2014 he opened and co-curated the ephemeral art space Terminal 205 (MX) in Cholula, Mexico. The project, developed alongside Fátima Ramos was dedicated to exhibiting the work of emerging artists, with a focus on spatial interventions and time-based media, with a restricted duration of 205 days. Additionally, Jean worked at the Museo Internacional del Barroco (MX) during its launch year, and has been involved in diverse projects ranging from hosting an arts & culture radio show to self-publishing cosmogonical zines.

    Agenda


    Printmaking workshop: Past Disquiet
    Screen printing and colouring workshops led by changing artists and initiatives, as part of the exhibition Past Disquiet
    Printing session: Oscar Muñoz’ 'Narcisos'
    In the context of exhibition HERE/NOW.
    Printing sessions: Pentagonal Icositetrahedron
    During the course of the exhibition there will be several printing sessions where new prints are produced and added to the exhibition.

    Magazine


    Ecology / Action Research / Shared Heritage / Indonesia / Colonial history /

    Report: On the Future of Botanical Gardens
    Community & Learning / Education / Social Practice /

    Interview: Teacher as conceptual artist - Jorge Lucero