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New exhibition @mor charpentier Bogotá

We are pleased to invite you to our next exhibition at mor charpentier Bogotá: “Si dos partículas se unieran por un tiempo…” The first solo show in Colombia of Daniel Correa Mejía explores the ephemeral nature of human connections and the transformation in this process. Through his works, he invites us to reflect on union, […]

Nicolás Paris @Kunsthalle Münster

We are pleased to announce that Manigua, Nicolás Paris’s first solo exhibition in a German institution, at Kunsthalle Münster is now open. The exhibition transforms the space into a place of egalitarian exchange and collective experience, inspired by the strategies and politics of nature. Paris’s work, which includes installations, drawings, objects, workshops, and videos, explores […]

Malo Chapuy @Biennale de Lyon

We are proud to announce that Malo Chapuy is one of our artists participating in the upcoming Biennale de Lyon, “Les voix des fleuves.”   The Biennale asks the artists to interrogate the ever-changing relationships among humans and humans and their environment. Exploring what stories, commodities, and relationships rivers carry, the Biennale aims to foster […]

Guadalupe Maravilla @Biennale de Lyon

We are proud to announce that Guadalupe Maravilla is one of our artists participating in the upcoming Binnale de Lyon, “Les voix des fleuves”. The Biennale asks the artists to interrogate the ever-changing relationships among humans and humans and their environment. Exploring what stories, commodities, and relationships rivers carry, the Biennale aims to foster a […]

Óscar Muñoz @Les Rencontres d’Arles

Don’t miss Óscar Muñoz’s Alientos and Cortinas de Baño in the latest exhibition from Les Rencontres d’Arles, “Vampires Fear No Looking Glass” at L’église des Trinitaires. Curated by Maria Wills and Andrés Matute Echeverri, this project won the 2023 Rencontres d’Arles Curatorial Research Fellowship. The exhibition showcases the visual culture of El Grupo de Cali, an influential counterculture […]

Uriel Orlow @CIAJG

Discover Uriel Orlow mixed media installation, Reading Wood (Backwards) in the latest exhibition “Troubles With Primitivism – a view from Portugal” curated by Marta Mestre and Mariana Pinto dos Santos at CIAJG – Centro Internacional das Artes José de Guimarães. Uriel Orlow’s “Reading Wood (Backwards) explores the historical connection between colonial expansion and modern timber […]

Nohemí Pérez @Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza

Discover Nohemí Pérez’s works in the current Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza exhibition “Colonial Memory in the Thyssen – Bornemisza Collections”. The exhibition explores the colonial legacy embedded in works from the Thyssen-Bornemisza collections, highlighting how colonialism shaped modern Western society and continues to influence global relations. It examines selected paintings to reveal hidden narratives of racial domination, […]

Bianca Bondi @Museum Frieder Burda

Don’t miss Bianca Bondi’s site-specific installation Salt Kisses My Lichens Away at the last Museum Frieder Burda’s exhibition, “I Feel The Earth Whisper”. Salt Kisses My Lichens Away blends mystical elements from the Black Forest with Baden’s history. The immersive environment within Richard Meier’s architecture creates a wild living space where indoor and outdoor elements […]

Daniel Otero Torres @Currier Museum

We are pleased to announce Daniel Otero Torres’s upcoming exhibition at the Currier Museum, “Daniel Otero Torres: Sonidos del Crepúsculo” The exhibit pays tribute to unsung environmental protection heroes and explores the artist’s interests in rural and peripheral communities, power structures, and collective participation. Otero Torres creates totemic monuments commemorating environmental activists using his signature drawings […]

Voluspa Jarpa, Teresa Margolles and Oscar Muñoz @Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art

Discover the work of Voluspa Jarpa, Teresa Margolles and Óscar Muñoz in the latest Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art’s exhibition: “Necroarchivos”.   The exhibition explores artistic responses to state-sponsored violence across the Americas, focusing on the concept of the “disappeared” from the 1960s to the present day. It showcases contemporary artworks that address censorship, human rights […]

Liliana Porter @Dia Bridgehampton

Liliana Porter’s last solo show “Liliana Porter: The Task” is now on view at Dia Bridgehampton. The exhibition features a new commission, The Task (2024), alongside works from the 1970s and video documentation of a recent play. Porter’s multifaceted practice uses miniature figurines and simple gestures to explore themes of time, human experience, and reality […]

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