We are pleased to announce Julieta Aranda’s upcoming solo exhibition Clear Coordinates for Our Confusion at MUAC. This showcase explores Aranda’s artistic production in recent decades through the perspective of her collaboration with time, understood not only as an object of investigation but as an autonomous, active interlocutor. Through different media, Aranda highlights events and […]
Discover the Works of Yoshua Okón, Teresa Margolles and Julieta Aranda in the exhibition MUAC: One Hundred Works. This is MUAC’s latest survey of the musuem’s collection, where the exhibition is not guided by a single thematic line, but by the relevance that certain pieces and creators have already acquired for our understanding of contemporary […]
Teresa Margolles and Julieta Aranda will be participating in the group exhibition “El Tiempo en las Cosas” at the Amparo Museum in Puebla, Mexico. In honor of the museum’s 30th anniversary, the exhibition aims to represent the flow of ideas and concerns that has driven the museum throughout its history, evidencing this through the works of […]
Hua International presents the Berlin edition of Green Go Home, a collaborative project initiated by the internationally acclaimed artists Tomas Vu and Rirkrit Tiravanija. Green Go Home continually modifies its mediums, manifesting differently each time that it occupies a new landscape. Conceived as a form of dynamic dialogue with the looming protests and civil unrest […]
As part of the program of Cosmopolis #2, Julieta Aranda participates in a talk with architect Mpho Matsipa and curator Chus Martínez.
Cosmopolis focuses on research-based and collaborative art practices, constructing bridges between new forms of creative experimentation and critical vocabularies from contemporary theory, between reconceived geographies and histories. Through residencies, exhibitions, discursive programs and publications, it engages with artists whose work is concerned with the production of relationships and the exchange of knowledge.
This year’s Focus section concentrates on the question: What is the experience of a state that is not based on territory, but on time?
The Twilight Symposium:Science Fiction inside Colonialism will be held this February 2, 2019.
The “Broken Symmetries” exhibition will be hosting works by Julieta Aranda, as she is one of the artists that worked during the “Collide International Residency”. Works will be on view until March 3, 2019.
Julieta Aranda will be participating at the “Three Proposals of Understanding All We Need to Change in Us to Become the Sea” lecture held as part of the “The Waves of the Oh!s and the Ah!s” exhibition. The event will take place this Saturday 29th of September 2018 at the Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary.
Edgardo Aragón, Julieta Aranda, Chen Ching-Yuan, Carlos Motta, Liliana Porter and Charwei Tsai will all have their works be exhibited at this year’s Armory Show in New York. From March 8 until March 11.