Elliot Túpac

Early life Túpac was born in Huancayo, in Peru's Mantaro Valley, and settled in Lima. He studied communications. and has taught and lectured abroad.

N/A Santiago, Chile Official poster for Chilean Lollapalooza Portrait of Chabuca Granda Lima, Peru Collaboration with the muralist Decertor

N/A Online Google Doodle of an Andean hummingbird and Machu Picchu for Peru's independence day

Memoria coliseum, Magdalena del Mar, Peru Mural with Decertor depicting Inti Sotelo and Bryan Pintado, killed during the November 2020 protests

Sembrar Amor Recoleta, Santiago, Chile Collaboration with Ignar Haze and Ecos on the role of visual messaging in public space Critical reception In 2013, El Comercio wrote that Túpac's work embodies "the maturation of a historical and cultural process begun with South American rural-to-urban migration, one that overcame the prejudice and arrogance of the salons and galleries until it was recognized by the most demanding critics". (The quote in its original Spanish is: In his 2021 study of chicha aesthetics, Peruvian sociologist Arturo Quispe Lázaro credited Túpac with initiating the revival of chicha style, both in creating a new form of chicha expression and reviving the chicha poster.) 2019: Exhibition at the gallery of , Paris, as invited artist of a two-week program of Peruvian culture in France 2024: Contemporáneo 1, MAC Lima, long-term exhibition of the museum's permanent collection 2024: 20th-anniversary exhibitions, Galería ÍNDIGO, San Isidro, new collection and live mural 2026: Somos Libres. Volumen 2, Ministry of Culture, Lima, group exhibition curated by Martín Yépez