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Catalina Bauer Novoa (Buenos Aires, September 15, 1976) is a visual artist from Chile. She studied a degree in arts at the Universidad Finis Terrae, and later specialized at the Universidad de Chile, where she was a student of Eugenio Dittborn.^[1] Her work makes use of the materials of every day life and certain techniques in elementary crafts, such as braiding, weaving,and knitting.

She has developed with four other Chilean artists Taller Bloc, an artist-run space that has a very successful Tutorial Program.^[2]

Bauer has been part of many national and international projects and exhibitions, such as; "Material Ligero", an itinerant project of exchange with the BLOC group: Margarette Lawrence Gallery, Melbourne, Australia in 2009^[3] and AMA Museum, Washington DC, USA in 2011.^[4] “Techtonic Shift, Contemporary Art from Chile, from The Juan Yarur Collection”; Phillips de Pury & Company, Howick Place, London, UK.^[5] “Rewriting world”, IV Biennale of Contemporary Art in Moscow, Russia,^[6] “While is possible”, House of the Americas, Madrid, Spain in 2010.^[7]

Bauer has also participated in an Artist Residency at Gasworks, London in 2011,^[8] obtaining the AMA Grant, and in 2012 she was invited to develop a project with the participation programme of the same institution.^[9] In October 2014 she is going to participate in a six month residency at the International Art Programme, in Leipzig, Germany.

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