The Rainy Season
↖ Roger White
Jul 08 2023 - Sep 23 2023 - current
Oct 05 2023 - Nov 15 2023 - upcoming
God Loves You (But Not as Much to Save You)
↑ Kiriakos Tompolidis
Apr 20 2023 - Jun 17 2023 - past
inalienable, imprescriptible e inembargable
↑ Daniel de Paula
Artist
Roger White
1976, Salem, Or. Lives and works between Middlebury, VT, and Brooklyn, NY.
Roger White works both as a painter and writer, and is also a co-founder of the art journal Paper Monument. White's paintings are about the everyday and the sense of time and space that accompany this domain of experience.
Artist
Héctor Zamora
Mexico City, Mexico, 1974.
Héctor Zamora's work transcends the conventional exhibition space, reinventing it, redefining it, generating friction between the common roles of public and private.
Artist
Jill Magid
Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY, United States
Jill Magid explores intimacy and secrecy within power systems.
Artist
Claudia Gutiérrez Marfull
Santiago de Chile, 1987
The work of Claudia Gutiérrez Marfull (Santiago de Chile, 1987) revolves around the exploration and appropriation of materials and techniques related to textiles
Upcoming solo show by Kiriakos Tompolidis – Oct 5 🪑
October 2022 - January 2023
↖ Etienne Chambaud by Dilecta Editions
Étienne Chambaud
First monograph of the artist on the occasion of the personal exhibition dedicated to him at LaM museum (Villeneuve d'Asq) from October 2022 to January 2023. Textes by Étienne Chambaud, Filipa Ramos, Tristan Garcia, Mihnea Mircand
26 junio 2023
↖ Marine Models
Irene Kopelman
Texts in English and French by Irene Kopelman, Hélène Guenin, Stefano Tiozzo, Eric Röttinger. Design: Ayumi Higuchi & Roger Willems
September 5th, 2021
↖ A Biography of Daphne - ACCA Melbourne
Jill Magid, Nicholas Mangan
The exhibition guide for 'A Biography of Daphne' includes a curatorial essay by Mihnea Mircan, a visual history of Daphne's iconography, and a list of works.
01/01/2020
↖ Raphael Montañez Ortiz
Raphael Montañez Ortiz
Edited by Javier Rivero Ramos, the monograph seeks to redress the scarcity of bibliographical resources dedicated to the life and work of an artist who early on committed himself to push and exceed disciplinary boundaries. Sailing through the wake of abstract expressionism into recycled cinema and afterwards into object-oriented and performance-based destructivist art.
01/01/2017
↖ The Air is Blue
Pedro Reyes, Hans Ulrich Obrist
Luis Barragán’s house, Louis Kahn wrote after visiting it, is a place that “could have been built a hundred years ago or a hundred years from now.” So, in more ways than one, is The Air is Blue, an exhibition orchestrated in the master's house and studio by Hans Ulrich Obrist and Pedro Reyes, over the course of three years.
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→ Denver Art Museum acquires work of Jorge Satorre
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→ Pablo Vargas Lugo's solo exhibiton at the Art and History Museum of Guanajuato
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→ Guggenheim Museum's acquisition of Jill Magid's "Tender Balance"
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