The Mexican artist Teresa Margolles has won the Artes Mundi 5 Prize that the National Museum Cardiff awarded every two years.
The prize amounts to 40,000 pounds, one of the largest in the UK.
Teresa Margolles’s work focuses on the social conflict in Mexico, where drug-related crime has led to violence and murder.
La artista mexicana Teresa Margolles ha ganado el premio Artes Mundi 5 que el Museo Nacional de Cardiff concede cada dos años.
El premio asciende a 40000 libras, uno de los mayores del Reino Unido.
La obra de Teresa Margolles se centra en el conflicto social de Mexico, donde la delincuencia relacionada con drogas ha generado violencia y asesinatos.
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