They say that walking into an artist's studio is like peering into their heart, like snooping around their ideas. The studio says a lot about the artist who works in it, mainly because it shows us their projects, but also their working method and the way they organise themselves. There are chaotic studios where not a single centimetre is left free, others that look like offices and others that look like an avant-garde museum; some are heavily gloomy and some are wide and full of light. Although we've already stepped inside many of our artists' studios, here we bring you a list of ten studios belonging to some of the most famous artists in the history of contemporary art. And you, who do you look like?
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hILDA ROMANO
June 11, 2020rasgos firmes o débiles que anuncian la OBRA......
MARIANO VELASCO
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