by Martín Soto Climent It doesn’t matter that some things still remain here and even end here: here nothing begins. Therefore this word, this silence, this table, vase, your footsteps were strictly speaking never here. Everything is always somewhere else: there where it begins. ― Roberto Juarroz1 tr. by Mary Crow Today, more than ever,…
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In Leonor Antunes’ (1972, Lisbon, Portugal) work, materiality and form are symbolic and historical elements. Far from being mere mediums or tools, the materials she employs and the composition of her sculptural installations are a result of a research process, which allows her to investigate and reflect on manual production methods, materials, shapes and patterns…
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*Scroll down for English RECOLLECTION – A JOURNEY AFTER 28 YEARS por Gregor Podnar Recollection reúne obras de artistas con quienes colaboro en la actualidad y de otros con quienes he colaborado en el pasado. También traza relaciones entre obras de arte o artistas que conozco desde hace mucho más tiempo, pero que hasta ahora…
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BSWMX is pleased to present El Museo Extemporáneo de Arte Popular, a two-person exhibition featuring works by Ivan Krassoievitch and Edward Salas. Both artists use the language of handicraft and vernacular art as a point of departure to explore themes related to consumerism, identity, cultural tourism, and authenticity. Text via BWSMX Images: June Joon…
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*Scroll down for English El Museo Universitario de Ciencia y Arte (MUCA) presenta la exposición de Abraham Cruzvillegas Autorreconstrucción: Detritus. Para este proyecto el artista hizo una invitación a académicos, artistas y diferentes actores culturales a ocupar el espacio del MUCA para convertirlo en un taller artístico vivo, que utilice el principio de la autorreconstrucción como concepto…
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*Scroll down for English Lulu se complace en presentar una exposición dual de Ella Krugylanskaya y Matt Paweski. Puede no ser el emparejamiento más obvio. Lo que las representaciones gestualmente libres de mujeres voluptuosas de Ella Krugylanskaya tienen que ver con las esculturas abstractas prodigiosamente precisas de Matt Paweski puede no ser inmediatamente aparente. Pero…
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*Scroll down for English En colaboración con la galería ltd los angeles y como parte de Condo Ciudad de México, Arróniz Arte Contemporáneo presenta ‘Blue Orchids’, exhibición individual del artista belga Johan Grimonprez (1962), segunda muestra de la Sala Principal de su nuevo espacio. Por primera vez en México -y tras su exhibición previa en 2017- se presentarán los videos…
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*Scroll down for English por Tevž Logar De Métrico a Imperial es un diálogo intensivo entre los experimentos poéticos de Ištvan Išt Huzjan y el espacio de exhibición. En constante coqueteo con las vanguardias y las neovanguardias, el trabajo de Huzjan siempre refleja su habilidad para crear estructuras de capas múltiples, en términos tanto de contenido…
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Ištvan Išt Huzjan Daily chores on 5th avenue, from the series Performances, 2017 Documentation of performance (126 photos) held at the exhibition SK State Art: New York, The Impossible Return, James Gallery, CUNY Graduate Center, New York, USA (photos by Jaka Vinsek) The artist cleaned the gutter of New York’s 5th Avenue running in the north-south direction…
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Good Weather is excited to participate in Condo Mexico City – a collaborative exhibition by 49 galleries across Mexico City spaces – in presenting a two-person exhibition by Isa Gagarin and Hugo Montoya titled juntos pero no revueltos, alongside Regina Rex at our host PARQUE Galería. juntos pero no revueltos is an archipelago of sculptural compositions of found objects…
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*Scroll down for English version kurimanzutto se complace en anunciar el regreso de Sarah Lucas a México, quien presenta su primera exposición individual en la galería después de haber exhibido NUDS en el Museo Diego Rivera Anahuacalli en 2012. La artista británica se caracteriza por un humor irreverente y la expresión visual de albures y eufemismos relativos…
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Memories of Underdevelopment examines a major paradigm shift in culture and the visual arts, characterized by the articulation of a counter-narrative to the rhetoric of developmentalism that resulted in early instances of decolonial thought in the artistic practices produced in the region between the early 1960s and the mid-1980s. During this period intellectuals and artists throughout…
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Coop Fund, Amalle Dublon & Constantina Zavitsanos, Devin Kenny, and John Neff present newly-commissioned and existing artworks that destabilize conventional approaches to education, economics, and the labor of artmaking. A series of public programs and workshops provides a critical component to the exhibition. Artists Space is an organization whose name discloses its foundational mission and…
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The four-handed piano is a specific form of piano playing: two performers play on the same instrument. This is exactly what happens when Morgane Tschiember plays with John Armleder, Olivier Mosset, and Douglas Gordon… They play in the same register, the same chord, the same vocabulary… When these pianists are on two different pianos, this is…
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Pedro Reyes Music for Lithophones LABOR is pleased to present Music for lithophones, the fourth individual exhibition of Pedro Reyes in the gallery. A lithophone is a percussion instrument made of stone. In particular, these instruments belong to the subgenre of the linguaphones (solid corbels that emerge from a central block). These are monolithic blocks with parallel cuts…
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Impressions of Time is based on a selection of artworks and actions that explore ideas and processes originating in audiovisual production. This project explores the technical nature of cinematographic phenomena as well as ties to other artistic practices through two exhibitions, guided visits, project presentations, workshops, a projection session, a roundtable discussion and the publication of…
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Tepetate is an installation by artist Francisco Muñoz, meant to simulate an archaeological set that mimics the mortuary rituals carried out throughout the Meso American territory and the anthropological methods for its depiction in public collections and museums. This exhibition is a reflection on different concepts such as theatre, the use of scenery, simulation, recent history…
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For her first exhibition at kurimanzutto, Nairy Baghramian will present recent sculptures collectively titledMaintainers. Each work consists of three interdependent elements – raw aluminium casts, colored wax forms and lacquer painted braces. While presented in a disparate composition within the gallery space, all of the elements resonate with a visible correlation and an inherent potential…
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This exhibition of new works by Camel Collective combines elements of sculpture, video, photography, and painting to elaborate on the ghostly hauntings of invisible labor in theater and, by extension, in cultural production at large. In this scenario the labor is gendered—there are a lot of feminine hands. Some are represented while others leave their…
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The exhibition Carlos Amorales: Axioms for Action is conceived as a script and a list of works such that each institution and curator who presents it can stage and execute it differently. In this way, each venue will present an interpretation of the matrix of Amorales’s work, as well as a compendium of his oeuvre.…
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Curated by Andrew Berardini and Chris Sharp Artists: Yuji Agematsu, Kelly Akashi, Derya Akay, Nina Beier, Luis Miguel Bendaña,Meriem Bennani, Matthew Brannon, Donna Conlon & Jonathan Harker, Jef Geys, Rodrigo Hernandez, Allison Katz, Adriana Lara, Nancy Lupo, Nevine Mahmoud, Aliza Nisenbaum, Naufus Ramirez-Figueroa, Shimabuku, Peter Shire, Gabriel Sierra, Erika Verzutti, Maja Vukoje & Amelie von Wulffen…
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Vanessa Beecroft | b.1969 in Genoa, Italy Known mostly for the iconic assemblages of groups of women, for Pio Pico’s inaugural exhibition from 2nd December 2017 to 2nd March 2018, Vanessa Beecroft has been returning to the origins of her classical training, re-entering the studio and approaching the most traditional materials such as clay and plaster,…
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Regen Projects is pleased to debut The Modernist, Catherine Opie’s first film. This marks the artist’s ninth solo exhibition at the gallery. For over thirty years, Catherine Opie has captured often overlooked aspects of contemporary American life and culture. One of the most important photographers of her generation, her photographic subjects have included early seminal portraits…
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The Mexico City-based poetry group Oa4s (shorthand for “On All Fours”) presents an exhibition of work on the spit-sharing spirit butterfly X, seen from the corner of one’s eye, the perceptual artifacts of imperceptible things, and cross-impregnation of essences. Text via My Art Guides Images: JuneJoonJaxx Lodos gallery Edificio Humboldt 116 Calle del Artículo 123 Int. 301 Colonia…
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Yoshua Okón: Colateral examines the video and multimedia work of Yoshua Okón, emphasizing how he has opened up various engagements with the social and political organization of groups active in a wide range of range of locations in North and South America, Europe and the Middle East. If Okón’s earlier work emphasized certain stagings of the…
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SQUASH VI: and what good does all the research of the Impressionists do them when they never got the right person to stand near the tree when the sun sank Works and writing by: Iphgenia Baal, Joseph Grigely/Gregory Battcock, Caitlin Berrigan, Gerry Bibby, Chelsea Culprit, Petrit Halilaj and Alvaro Urbano, Kolbeinn Hugi, Dorothy Iannone, Frieda…
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Troika: Compression Loss Press Release: OMR is pleased to present Compression Loss – Troika’s second solo exhibition at the gallery. Troika is a collaborative contemporary art practice formed in 2003 by Eva Rucki (b. 1976, Germany), Conny Freyer (b. 1976, Germany) and Sebastien Noel (b. 1977, France). For Compression Loss Troika will premiere two new bodies of work alongside…
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