Carolina Kleine Samson is a curator, cultural organizer, and founder of contemporary art platforms based between Buenos Aires and Patagonia, Argentina. Her work focuses on the intersections of digital culture, technology, landscape, and contemporary artistic practice, fostering dialogue between local and international artists across Latin America and beyond.
She is the founder and director of aRRiba.org, a platform dedicated to contemporary and digital art that connects artists, audiences, and critical discourse in Patagonia. She also directs Loading Festival (IDAM Miami), founded in 2018, and created Infinite QR Codes, a nomadic curatorial platform that expands access to contemporary art through site-responsive installations and digital technologies.
Kleine Samson has organized exhibitions, public programs, and collaborative projects in Argentina, the United States, Europe, and the Middle East, including presentations in Neuquén, Buenos Aires, Miami, Austin, Milan, Dubai, Cádiz, and Mexico City. She participates in Loop Art Critique through the Art + Research Center at ICA Miami and collaborates with ARTSail on initiatives exploring the relationship between art, ecology, and climate action.
Her curatorial practice examines how emerging technologies reshape cultural experience, circulation, and collective forms of engagement, with a particular interest in the dialogue between digital and physical environments.
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Website: www.kleinesamson.org
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@arriba_org
@infinite.qrcodes
@idamiami
PROJECTS
Group exhibition reconsiders Argentina’s surrealist artistic legacy from the unstable terrain of the contemporary world, displacing the human as its privileged subject and tracing agency across bodies, technologies, ecologies, matter, other forms of life, and invisible forces.