Andrea Verónica Brunotti

Andrea is a teacher, visual artist, and independent researcher based in Mar del Plata. She holds a Master’s degree in Contemporary Artistic Practices from EAyP, UNSAM, and is a Professor of Visual Arts in painting and printmaking from EAV Malharro.

In 2025, she was selected for the Training Program in art, curatorship, and contemporary theories at the UNLP Art Center. Her education is complemented by courses in Art History, including those with Georgina Gluzman and Guadalupe Suasnábar, and workshops on graphic techniques with renowned artists such as Florencia Reiz, Pablo Delfini, Gabriela Rodi, and Lorena Pradal.

She has participated as an exhibitor in important academic events, such as the Cultural History Vision and Difference Conversations at Museo Mar (2019 and 2021), the 1st International Arts Congress (UNICEN), and the XIV Arts Research Conference (CEPIA, UNC). Additionally, she has served as a table coordinator and presenter at the National Conference on the History of Women in 2019 and 2023. In 2024, she coordinated “”La Mar está en gesta”” at Museo Mar.

Her work has been published in art and research journals. In her practice, she addresses the intersection of textiles, printmaking, and writing. She has participated in national and provincial salons and exhibitions continuously since 1997.

Andrea will be in residence in May 2026.