Peru Bienal
Culture
Art
History
President
Fidel Cárdenas
Executive Directors
Irena Betancourt // Pepe Indalecio // Antonio Reategui
Advisory Committee
Rosangela Arauco // Ana Di Maria // Dionissio Eslava// Andres Riveros// Jason Zuñiga
Fine Arts Committee
David Bravo // Yessenia Camtabria// Tomas Izaulde // Camila Begazo// Agustina Vilela //Esther Suazo // Isabel Leguia // Dionisio Zegarra // Isabel Ataucusi// Dina Segura
Visual Communications Committee
Sheyla Golzueta // Edy Villegas// Lucho Pineda// Teodulo Urquizo // Stefania Dancourt //Bernardina Kempes // Moises Araoz// Ricardo Peruguia // Isabel Dancourt// Camilo Estrada
Performing Arts Committee
Humberto Cardenas // Danis Mogollon// Isabel Isasi //Rosa Kimper// Laly Segura // Isabel Villegas //Bernardo Antonioli // Ana Arbocco// Moises La Rosa // Isabel del Carpio//
Artistic and Cultural Industries
Distinguished international organizations, leading companies across a wide range of sectors, and renowned professionals from around the globe have taken part in the Peru Biennial and are duly represented in our official historical record.
This global participation reflects the Biennial’s international scope and cultural diversity, with representatives from the following countries: Peru, Argentina, Ecuador, Colombia, Chile, Georgia, Angola, Bolivia, Uruguay, Paraguay, Venezuela, Brazil, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Mexico, Honduras, United States, Spain, Germany, France, United Kingdom, Sweden, Switzerland, Russia, Belarus, Italy, Portugal, Bulgaria, Greece, Slovenia, Serbia, Croatia, Cameroon, Egypt, Turkey, Poland, North Macedonia, Iran, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Mongolia, Ukraine, Hungary, Czech Republic, Cabo Verde, Congo, Nigeria, Slovakia, China, Taiwan, Korea, Japan, India, Indonesia, and Malaysia.
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