Pangue Video Art Festival 2026 Announces Winners and Recognitions
The Museo Arte Al Límite has revealed the award recipients for the second iteration of the Pangue Video Art Festival, a traveling event focused on video art experimentation. The festival, organized in partnership with Building Bridges and supported by cultural donation laws, highlights works examining human, natural, and technological connections. An international jury selected winners, with Alejandro Thornton of Argentina receiving the top prize for his piece 'Resistir / Existir / Estar.' Special mentions went to Luiza Jesús do Prado and Flavia Renault from Brazil, and Carolina Baldomá from Argentina. Additional artists from across Latin America were also featured in the festival.
Key facts
- The second Pangue Video Art Festival winners were announced by Museo Arte Al Límite.
- Alejandro Thornton (Argentina) won first prize for 'Resistir / Existir / Estar' (2023).
- Special mentions included Luiza Jesús do Prado (Brazil), Flavia Renault (Brazil), and Carolina Baldomá (Argentina).
- The festival is a traveling event emphasizing video art and intersections with nature and technology.
- An international jury included Laura Ayala, Gustavo Ortiz, Julio Sapollnik, and Marisa Caichiolo.
Entities
Artists
- Alejandro Thornton
- Luiza Jesús do Prado
- Flavia Renault
- Carolina Baldomá
- Francisca Lohmann
- Raul Blisniuk
- Raquel Rodrigues
- Lucrecia Gimenez
- Carolina Bazo
- Luz María Williamson
- Grimanesa Amoros
- Daniel Reyes León
- Dora Mejía
- Sergio Mendoza
- Pamela Berrezueta
Institutions
- Museo Arte Al Límite
- Building Bridges
- Fundación de Arte Building Bridges
- MAC Museo de Bogotá
Locations
- Los Ángeles, California
- Chile
- Argentina
- Brazil
- Colombia
- Mexico
- Perú
- Ecuador