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Chronicles

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Ad libitum: Logbook of a Lived Material in Cumbayá, 2026

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Artwork Palimpsesto, intervened by all attendees of the exhibition Palingenesia of the Alianza Francesa of Quito, Ecuador 2025 by Miguel Betancourt, Ecuadorian contemporary artist

Palingenesia – Exhibition at the Alliance Française of Quito, 2025

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Exhibition Two Glances of the Middle of the World, in Rome, Italy, 2025 by Ecuadorian artists William Cáceres and Miguel Betancourt

Two Views of the Middle of the World – Exhibition in Rome, 2025

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Three Glances of the Middle of the World, Vienna, Austria, 2025, Miguel Betancourt Ecuadorian contemporary artist, together with William Cáceres and David Celi

“Three Views of the Middle of the World” at the OPEC Fund, Vienna, Austria 2025

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Exhibition Ciudades Infinitas at the Casa Guayasamin in Havana Cuba a joint exhibition of the two countries Javier Barreiro from Cuba and Miguel Betancourt from Ecuador

Infinite Cities: An Urban Dialogue Between Quito and Havana

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Menina sculpture decorated by Miguel Betancourt with guayacán motifs on Serrano street, Madrid

The Guayacán Blooms in Madrid: An Andean Dialogue with Velázquez

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Exhibition Cosmogonías de un pintor (Cosmogonies of a Painter) of the Alianza Francesa Quito, Ecuador 2022 by Ecuadorian contemporary artist Miguel Betancourt

Cosmogonies of a Painter: The Ancestral Universe of Miguel Betancourt

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Mnemografias Exhibition by contemporary Ecuadorian artist Miguel Betancourt in Cuenca, Ecuador 2019

Mnemografías: Cartographies of Memory and Line (Cuenca, 2019)

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