Doris Salcedo on Colombia's Refusal to Forget

Doris Salcedo's powerful declaration that “Works of art last much longer than their governments,” shared after political forces removed artworks from Colombia’s National Museum, offers a vital perspective for emerging women artists. This isn't just a historical observation; it's a profound reassurance that your creative voice holds an enduring power far beyond temporary trends or political whims. Your art has the capacity to transcend the immediate, leaving a lasting legacy and contributing to a dialogue that outlives fleeting changes. Embrace the resilience of your vision and trust in the lasting impact of your unique artistic contributions. — Source: Hyperallergic

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