Flor Alvarado

Flor Alvarado (Villa Soldati, Buenos Aires, 1996). She completed her Bachelor's degree in Visual Arts. She is currently enrolled in the Torcuato Di Tella 2025 Program at the University of Córdoba. She is an activist in the anti-racist collective Identidad Marrón, organizing various workshops and lectures with artistic and educational institutions. Her solo exhibitions include Anatomía del Goce (Museo de las Mujeres, Córdoba, 2023) and Marrona (Sala Peluche, 2023). Some of the group exhibitions in which she participated were: Dreams of Venus (Puy Larrosa Galeria, 2024), Tender Torture of Painting (Mite 2024), Luminic Festival (Sant Cugat del Vallès, Barcelona, 2022), 8M Award (CCK, 2022), Chisels of Otherness (Museo de la Cárcova, 2021), For All, All (CCK, 2020). Thanks to the support of scholarships, she participated in the residencies Las Cuevas (Córdoba, 2024) and Puertos Sur a Süd (Goethe Institut, 2023). During 2022-2021, she worked as a researcher on the CARLA Project (Cultures of Anti-Racism in Latin America) in conjunction with the Colectivo Identidad Marron, the University of Manchester and UNSAM. A project in which she also curated the exhibition HIJXS/SEMILLA and traveled to the University of Manchester to participate in the CARLA Symposium.