Instituto de Poligrafía, hmm?
Hello!
I have a somewhat unconventional question. I'm currently translating some guy's biography from Bulgarian into English. The guy's an artist (= painter) and amid the various art galleries where he exhibited his works there's something called "The institute of Poligrafy" - Mexico (not my spelling, this is his attempt to write in English). Employing my awesome skills in español (jaja!), I came up with instituto de poligrafía - and sure enough google gave me an "Instituto Latinoamericano de Poligrafía" in Mexico. My question is: does it seem at least vaguely plausible to have an art exhibition in such an institute? I can't find a direct link between art and this thing.
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Sometimes corporations hang art in their offices, or in the lobby of their building for a while, or give an artist a one-man show. It's good public relations, and if they have a party or an opening, they can write some of it off.
