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How much influence can a Brazilian artist have on Austin, Texas? Plenty, if that artist is the renowned Regina Vater, a pioneer in video and installation art, who was instrumental in introducing international audiences to Brazilian art. In this conversation with Jennifer Sales, the Blanton’s 2020-21 Andrew Mellon Fellow in Latin American Art, Vater addresses her five-decade artistic trajectory across diverse media producing poetic meditations on society, nature, and technology. Vater also reflects on her works in the Blanton’s collection and delve into projects developed for Austin based institutions while she lived in the Texas capital from 1985 to 2012.

Originally recorded on May 4, 2021.

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Every month, watch our live Q&A sessions with Blanton staff answering your questions about everything from how the windows in Ellsworth Kelly’s Austin got to Austin to what NOT to say to an artist.

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Image Credit: Regina Vater, "VerVê" (detail), corn, rice, and black beans. Image courtesy of Women & Their work

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