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Lea Lublin (1929-1999), was a child of Jewish emigrants. At age 12, she joined, as a Wunderkind, the Academy of Fine Arts in Buenos Aires, where, in 1949, she took her degree. In 1968, she was in Paris and was invited to the exhibition, 24th Salon de Mai at the Musée d'art moderne de la ville de Paris. Instead of doing paintings as the most of her colleagues, she exhibited the bed of her 8 months old son, and lived, during the opening hours of the show, with him under a wall-decoration made of perspex with childish motifs. Back in Argentina, Lea Lublin worked on site-specific pieces and again left South-America for living in Paris, because of the political situation on the continent. She was organizing feminist art groups as well as panels to discuss sexual stereotyping and its negotiation with activists, sociologists and philosophers.

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