Anamaría Briede

Anamaria Briede studied fine arts in Chile and Germany. From 2002 to 2005 she received a grant for the German Academic Foreign Student Exchange. She has held solo and group shows in several galleries in Chile and abroad. Briede is a member of the Chilean Writers Forum. She is currently developing a research that involves drawing, poetry, sound, and space. She collaborates with the poetess Agatha Grodek, and is the curator of EL GRAN VIDRIO pensamiento ocular (“The Great Glass; Ocular Thought”) CNCA, Valparaiso.

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