Graciela Carnevale (born 1942, in Marcos Juárez, Córdoba) is an Argentine artist who lives and works in Rosario, Argentina.

It took place in the context of the Ciclo de Arte Experimental, which included other artists such as Rodolfo Elizalde or Emilio Ghilioni.

This Happening was a critique meant to encourage critical reflection on the nature of freedom in Argentina, under military dictatorship at that time.

[6] Graciela Carnevale's involvement in the Tucumán Arde protests began as a result of her work with the Circlo de Arte Experimental exhibition in Rosario, Argentina.

The exhibition gathered protest ephemera, video documentaries, experimental installations, and public projects that examine the relationship between artistic collaboration and social resistance.

[11] Now operating outside of the traditional institutions of high art, Carnevale has turned her work towards documenting and promoting counter-information about military dictatorship and their attack on human rights in Argentina.