Agustina Woodgate (Buenos Aires, 1981) focuses her artistic practice on the study of systems, value theories, relationships and power logics that operate in society. She draws new cartographies dissolving the political limits that order paradigms, unifies languages by visiting displaced communities, materializes and demonstrates the power relations that govern our society and denounces forms of domination through her works. She sands maps and bills, draws hopscotches, gives a voice to the most silenced and sources of work to the unemployed, creates works from waste and deconstructs the great paradigms; Her works work on the ways in which politics and institutional poetics organize public and private space, from its infrastructure and its discourse of domination. Using a playful, polysemic, minimalist and forceful language, through sculptural works, public interventions and social interactions, she proposes new landscapes that challenge the public and redefine the system of existing relationships. To do this, she converts and reinserts society’s surplus into works of art that open the way to new possibilities of perception and action.

Agustina Woodgate’s projects were selected for the Whitney Biennial, New York; Biennial of the Americas, Denver; ArtPort, Tel Aviv; Play Publik, Poland; DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities, Washington, DC; The Bass Museum of Art, Miami; Kulturpark, Berlin; Locust Projects, Miami and MassMOCA, Massachusetts. Among her most recent solo exhibitions are Cosmética (Spinello Projects, 2017), Común y Corriente (Barro, Buenos Aires, 2016), ABC Berlin (Spinello Project, Miami, 2015), Rugs ( Arts and Culture Center of Hollywood, Hollywood, 2015). She has held exhibitions in centers such as the Faena Arts Center (Buenos Aires, 2014), Art and Culture Center of Hollywood (Florida, 2014) and KW Institute for Contemporary Art (Berlin, 2012). She participated in the Disruptions exhibition in Collins Park within the framework of Art Basel Week (Miami Beach, 2019). Woodgate participated in group exhibitions at The Museum of Contemporary Art North Miami (Miami, 2019), Faena Festival (Miami, 2018), Ideobox Art Space (Miami, 2018), Peabody Essex Museum (Massachusetts, 2018), 4th Istanbul Design Biennial (Istanbul, 2018), Orlando Art Museum (Florida, 2014), Denver Art Museum (Colorado, 2013), White Box (New York, 2012), Gallery Nosco (London, 2011), Good Children Gallery (New Orleans, 2011) , Naples Museum of Art (Florida, 2011), North Carolina Museum (North Carolina, 2011), Montreal Biennale (Montreal, 2009); and the Museum of Contemporary Art, (Miami, 2007/2015). In 2011 she founded Radioee.net, an online, nomadic, multilingual radio station. She lives and works between Miami and Amsterdam.