The third and last meeting of the cycle «Conversaciones y derivas», around the work of Diego Bianchi, was about the investigations that the Argentine curator Nancy Rojas has carried out around the presence of the field of the strange and the creepy in contemporary art putting it in dialogue with those dimensions that are gestated in the work of Diego Bianchi.

Nancy Rojas is a curator and teacher. Since 2022 she is a member of MALBA’s curatorial team. Author of “Mugre severa”, published by Caracol editorial (Buenos Aires, 2021), co-author of “Las olas del deseo”, edited by the Ministry of Culture of the Nation (Buenos Aires, 2021), and writer of essays and research published in catalogs and books from different publishers. In 2023 she curated Marcela Sinclair’s Via Pública exhibition in Malba and in recent years she curated exhibitions in galleries and museums rehearsing some of the symptomatic crossovers of the present between queer culture, its micropolitical drifts and contemporary images. She is a member of the Argentine Association of Art Critics. Between 2004 and 2015 she was a curator and researcher at the Castagnino + macro museum in Rosario, where until 2010 she carried out the Acquisitions Program with which this institution formed its Contemporary Argentine Art Collection.