Constanza Oxenford studied Political Science and International Relations at the Universidad Católica Argentina. She holds a Master’s in Social Sciences, specializing in Sociology from Columbia University (NY). In 2001, she founded the NGO Fundación Germinare, which she still directs today.

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Her first approach to art was studying piano for seven years during childhood. In high school, she completed Cambridge exams focused on art. In 2000, she formalized her interest in photography at The New School, Parsons, studying analog photography and darkroom techniques. From 2002 to 2008, she participated in Sofía Huidobro’s painting workshop and clinic. In 2014, she attended a comprehensive annual photography workshop led by A. Goldenstein at Universidad Di Tella, where she also studied drawing with Eduardo Stupía from 2015 to 2018. In 2016, she joined Gisela Vola’s artwork clinic. From 2014 to 2024, she took Photoshop classes with S. Carrera. Since 2016, she has participated in BA Photo, the last seven years with ZonaDePhoto gallery. During the same period and ongoing, she has taken philosophy classes with Florencio Noceti. In 2024 and 2025, she participates in TAO at Oda Galería with curator Daniel Fischer.

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She also took part in FACA (Argentina Contemporary Art Fair) in 2018. That same year, she presented the exhibition Sinapsis at OdA Art Gallery, curated by E. Stupía. Throughout 2017 and part of 2018, she attended an individual artwork clinic with E. Stupía. In 2018 and 2019, she participated in an artwork clinic with A. Goldenstein. Under his curation, she presented the exhibition Dimensions of the Same in 2019 at OdA. That year, she showcased Sinapsis at the Argentine Embassy in Washington with OdA. In February 2020, the Argentine Consulate in New York presented Sinapsis. Her cultural art project, Madre Zoe, was selected for sponsorship by CABA’s Mecenazgo Cultural and was exhibited in November 2021 at OdA Galería. In 2022, she participated with Madre Zoé in the ELLAS exhibition at Campo Garzón, Uruguay. From 2023 to the present, she has participated in D. Aisenberg’s clinic and workshop. In 2023, she exhibited at Microgalería in Conclave of Animals, curated by D. Aisenberg. That year, she was part of the Int. Loosen Art The Family exhibition in Rome, and her photos were published by Loosen Art Magazine. She was also selected for LensCulture’s international portfolio. She is the author of the recently published book Madre Zoe (also supported by Mecenazgo CABA) and presented it. In December 2024, she exhibited Dancing a Slow Dance with You at Ungallery, curated by Florencia Battiti and Fernando Farina. In January 2025, she presented the book Madre Zoe at Sentido Jose Ignacio, Uruguay. In April 2025, alongside Natalia Orlowski, she presented the exhibition Garra at María Máiquez Gallery, which will remain open to the public until June.

 

Only in-person exhibitions and art-related contexts are mentioned.