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María Verónica San Martín
(b.1981) is a Chilean, New York-based multidisciplinary artist, graphic designer, and educator. She was a fellow at the Whitney Museum’s Independent Study Program and has an MA from The Corcoran School of Art and Design, George Washington University, Washington DC. She has exhibited nationally and internationally including at BRIC Arts Media, Brooklyn, NY; Artists Space, the New York Immigrant Artist Biennial, the Queens Museum and Rockefeller Center, all New York, NY; and the Chilean National Archive, Santiago and Museum Meermanno, The Hague, Netherlands. Her work is held in more than 60 collections including the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN; The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; the Watkinson Library, CT; the Museum of Memory and Human Rights, Santiago, Chile; and the Centre Pompidou, Paris, France. San Martín was a scholar at the Center for Book Arts, New York; an artist-in-residence at Art Omi, Ghent and Interlude, Hudson, both NY; and has been awarded two New York Foundation for the Arts and three Chilean National grants.
Since 2016, San Martín has been performing and talking about her projects “Moving Memorial,” “Dignidad” and "The Javelin Project" in museums, public spaces and cultural centers. She recently performed at the Lincoln Center, New York, had her fifth solo show in Chile at Galeria NAC and launched "Collective Roadmap,” a co-curated project based on the Chilean constitution.
San Martin has exhibited this year two solo shows, "Geology of Memory/Geología de la Memoria" at the Print Center, Philadelphia and "The Aesthetics of Information" at The Austin Art Center in conjunction with the Watkinson Library at Trinity College, CT.
She is currently working on a commission for the National Museum of Women in the Arts, preparing two other solo exhibition for Fordham University, NYC and at the Goethe in Montreal, Canada in commemoration of the 50-year anniversary of the Chilean coup and was a 2023 grantee of the Sustainable Arts Foundation in the Book Arts category. She teaches in three different states at the Center for Book Arts (NYC), Penland School of Craft (NC), Miami University (OH) and is also part of the educational program of Booklyn Inc, NY, where she is also a board member.
In Collection:
Association for Memory and Human Rights on Colonia Dignidad
DignidadBainbridge Island Museum of Art
DignidadIn Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Indignity and Resistance in the foothills of the Andes. A Case Study of Villa Grimaldi. 1973-1978Boston Athenaeum
Nothing is True, Everything is PermittedCarleton College
Memory & Landscape: Unveiling the Historic Truths of ChileCentre Pompidou, Bibliothèque Kandinsky
In Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Chapman University
Nothing is True, Everything is PermittedCollege of Saint Benedict & Saint John's University
In Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Colorado College
Nothing is True, Everything is PermittedCornell University
Collective RoadmapDeutsche Nationalbibliothek
The Booklyn Bridge #4Florida Atlantic University (FAU), The Jaffe Book Arts Collection
Memory & Landscape: Unveiling the Historic Truths of ChileHarvard University, Fine Arts Library
Collective RoadmapIn Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990The Booklyn Bridge #2Memory & Landscape: Unveiling the Historic Truths of ChileIberoamerikanische Bibliothek
DignidadKlingspor Museum
In Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Indignity and Resistance in the foothills of the Andes. A Case Study of Villa Grimaldi. 1973-1978Memory & Landscape: Unveiling the Historic Truths of ChileLafayette College
In Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Memory & Landscape: Unveiling the Historic Truths of ChileLibrary of Congress (LoC)
In Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Make the Economy ScreamNothing is True, Everything is PermittedIndignity and Resistance in the foothills of the Andes. A Case Study of Villa Grimaldi. 1973-1978Memory & Landscape: Unveiling the Historic Truths of ChileMetropolitan Museum of Art (MET)
In Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Museo de la Memoria y Los Derechos Humanos
Memory & Landscape: Unveiling the Historic Truths of ChileMuseum Meermanno
In Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Memory & Landscape: Unveiling the Historic Truths of ChileMuseum of Applied Arts, Vienna
In Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990National Archive of Chile
DignidadNational Center for Contemporary Art, Chile
In Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990National Museum of Women in the Arts
In Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Parque por la Paz Villa Grimaldi
Indignity and Resistance in the foothills of the Andes. A Case Study of Villa Grimaldi. 1973-1978Rutgers University
DignidadSchool of the Museum of Fine Arts (SMFA) at Tufts
In Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Indignity and Resistance in the foothills of the Andes. A Case Study of Villa Grimaldi. 1973-1978Scripps College, Denison Library
Indignity and Resistance in the foothills of the Andes. A Case Study of Villa Grimaldi. 1973-1978Smith College Museum of Art
Nothing is True, Everything is PermittedMemory & Landscape: Unveiling the Historic Truths of Chile (7 woodcut prints)Smith College, Mortimer Rare Book Room
Make the Economy ScreamSouthern Methodist University, Bridwell Library
In Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Stanford University
In Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Make the Economy ScreamIndignity and Resistance in the foothills of the Andes. A Case Study of Villa Grimaldi. 1973-1978Memory & Landscape: Unveiling the Historic Truths of ChileSwarthmore College
In Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990The Center for Book Arts
Make the Economy ScreamThe New York Public Library (NYPL)
El Siglo, Militaries Betray the CountryThe University of Chicago Library
Memory & Landscape: Unveiling the Historic Truths of ChileThe University of Iowa (UI)
DignidadThe University of New Mexico (UNM)
In Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Indignity and Resistance in the foothills of the Andes. A Case Study of Villa Grimaldi. 1973-1978Trinity College
DignidadIn Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Memory & Landscape: Unveiling the Historic Truths of ChileUniversity of Arizona Library
Memory & Landscape: Unveiling the Historic Truths of ChileUniversity of California, Berkeley (UCB), The Bancroft Library
The Booklyn Bridge #5University of California, Irvine (UCI)
DignidadIn Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Indignity and Resistance in the foothills of the Andes. A Case Study of Villa Grimaldi. 1973-1978Memory & Landscape: Unveiling the Historic Truths of ChileUniversity of California, San Diego (UCSD)
In Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Memory & Landscape: Unveiling the Historic Truths of ChileUniversity of Colorado at Boulder
In Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Nothing is True, Everything is PermittedUniversity of Connecticut (UCONN)
The Booklyn Bridge #1Memory & Landscape: Unveiling the Historic Truths of ChileUniversity of Delaware Library
DignidadIn Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Make the Economy ScreamNothing is True, Everything is PermittedIndignity and Resistance in the foothills of the Andes. A Case Study of Villa Grimaldi. 1973-1978University of Minnesota
Collective RoadmapUniversity of Washington Libraries
Memory & Landscape: Unveiling the Historic Truths of ChileUniversity of Wisconsin, Kohler Art Library
The Booklyn Bridge #6Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU)
AB/Z Fair Box SetWalker Art Center
Make the Economy ScreamWashington University in St. Louis
Nothing is True, Everything is PermittedWellesley College
In Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Wesleyan University
The Booklyn Bridge #7Wesleyan University, Olin Library
Collective RoadmapIn Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990Make the Economy ScreamYale University Art Gallery (YUAG)
Memory & Landscape: Unveiling the Historic Truths of ChileYale University, Robert B. Haas Family Arts Library
In Their Memory: Human Rights Violations, 1973–1990