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Julio Le Parc

Julio Le Parc (Born 1928) is active/lives in Argentina, France.  Julio Le Parc is known for Kinetic art, mixed media, performance, assemblage, painting, light images.

Julio Le Parc was born on September 23rd 1928 in the city of Mendoza, to a working-class family. At thirteen, he and his mother came to Buenos Aires, and he prepared to enter the Escuela de Bellas Artes while also working in a handbag factory to contribute to the family budget.

He left art school in 1947, disappointed with the education that he received there and studied Concrete Art* and the Spatialism* of Lucio Fontana. Around 1954, he approached an experimental theatre group and entered the Escuela Superior de Bellas Artes where he participated in the student movements. There, he met Martha, who was to become his wife.

In 1958, he was awarded a scholarship by the French Cultural Service, and the couple travelled to Paris where he met art dealer Denise René and artists such as Victor Vasarely, Georges Vantongerloo and François Morellet. Later, together with Francisco Sobrino, he experimented with visual instability regarding sequences and progressions and with the possi   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 4538 characters.]  Artist bio

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