Mildred Burton

Outfitted in Victorian-style furniture, rug, and orange-flower wallpaper, the gallery contained an overview of paintings, drawings, collages, and intervened photographs produced by Mildred Burton (Paraná, 1942Buenos Aires, 2008) over the course of four decades, from the early sixties to the early 2000s. Stretches of the wallpaper on the galleryœs walls were torn from floor to ceiling, suggesting the ruptures that marked the artistœs imaginary. Her figurations, the Museum explains, dialogue with fantasy, perversion, and humor at once, constructing family portraits, animated objects, and even imaginary animals through representations with a distinct surrealist bend.