Galleries

For nearly fifty years, Manuel Mérida has developed a unique technique on the many possibilities matter may offer. Espace Meyer Zafra presents a retrospective exhibition under the title “Rétroviseur”. On this occasion, the artist's very first catalogue Raisonné will be published by the gallery with texts written by Matthieu Poirier, Art Historian and curator specializing in Kinetic Art, and Valentina Locatelli, Art Historian and South American Art specialist.

Torcer mi nombre es conjurar tu cuerpo (Twisting my name is conjuring your body) is part of Parra's degree project that culminates in an individual installation show. It brings together photographic, object and sound pieces that inhabit a saline ecosystem and that reflect on the diseased body and the powers of fragility.

Organized by la_capsula, an independent and experimental curatorial project based in Zurich that seeks to create a dialogue between the artistic and cultural production of Latin America and Swiss/local artists. Curated by Adriana Domínguez and Elena Rosauro, the exhibition is on view until March 20th.

No Lugar, in collaboration with the Visual Arts School (CAV) of the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador present (im)pura [(un)pure], an undergraduate exhibition of the young artist Paula Hinojosa. The proposal brings together works in sculpture, ceramics, objects, embroidery, video performance and installation. Open until Saturday March 13^th.

"Pieces that revolve around the invisible but present, between materiality and its absence"

The contemporary art gallery Arsenal exhibits works by Simões (Brazilian) and Lasserre (Canadian) that borrow Schklovsky’s concept of ‘estrangement’ to question the ideas of object, material and function.

Art Code Space, gallery focused on Cuban artists, presents a collective exhibition curated by Yudinela Ortega that delves in universalityat the same time it highlights each of the artists’ individual creation.

Highlighting contemporary art from the port, the show seeks to decentralize the art of Santiago, presenting a selection of contemporary artists from the Valparaíso region.

Titled “Selections of Daily Practice: 2018-2021”, this solo exhibition by the Peruvian artist based in Miami features a selection of 18 paintings from the Yupo Series, where the artist explores and uses drawing as a medium, addressing concepts such as the everyday life of existence, experiences and the success/failure binomial.

On The Nature of Daylight embodies two interests of Tarazona: geometric figures and landscape. The former as part of the collage compositions and intervened photographs and the latter as part of his study of nature.

Baldwin Gallery presents an exhibition of new work by acclaimed contemporary Cuban artist Enrique Martínez Celaya. His work in painting, sculpture, photography, poetry, and prose directly engages with the interior life and delves into his background in literature, philosophy, science, and religion. His imagery is steeped in his refugee childhood, his background in physics, and a deeply personal dream-state visual iconography: using figures in emotive landscapes to address the universalities of the human experience with time, memory, identity, and displacement.

1MiraMadrid gallery, in collaboration with the Luhring Augustine gallery, presents the first solo exhibition of the legendary photographer and film director Larry Clark (Tulsa, USA, 1943) in Madrid.

Casa Triângulo presents Paul Setúbal's first solo exhibition at the gallery.

Galería Ginsberg presents Conducción Neumática, the winning project of Economic Stimuli for Culture 2019 by the Ministry of Culture of Peru.

The artist experiments in her work with the reconfiguration of objects that speak metaphorically about time. 

The art gallery prepares the festivities with a unique project that will be distributed throughout the year in four parts.

An insight into Restrepo’s work and his roots

Berliner, born and working in Rio de Janeiro, explains, “For me, drawing is a way to find meaning from the accumulation of apparently disconnected information”

Running through February 5th, 2021, “Human Dimensions” features works from nearly thirty Latin American artists spanning the entirety of MIFA Gallery’s expansive exhibition space. The group exhibition highlights a mixture of emerging and highly-recognized Latin American artists for whom the human figure plays an integral role.

Founded in November 2015,Side Gallery works with international design of the twentieth century, as well as contemporary design. Its exhibitions and collection have a predominant Latin American focus.

From January 15 to April 30, Este Arte offers Este Journal: the fair’s channel for the dissemination of its exhibitors and cultural programs, delving into the work and creative process of each artist. Black Gallery exhibits work by María Freire, Pati Fernández Graña, Fede Ruiz Santebastian and Meram Sáa.

Braquenier’s solo exhibition takes its name from an influential volume on one of the most extreme conspiracy theories, claiming the earth’s surface to be flat rather than spherical. Substantiated by Samuel Birley Rowbotham at the end of the nineteenth century, this theory has since brought together a large community of devotees who continue to spread the word virally.

The exhibition will be De la Mora's (b. 1968, Mexico) fifth solo show at the gallery and features thirteen works made of pigmented feathers of turkeys native to Mexico. The exhibition is accompanied by a curatorial text written by Gabriela Rangel, writer, curator, and Artistic Director for MALBA (Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires) in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

The exposition complements the artist's exhibition in Vilafranca del Penedés in the Sala dels Trinitaris, which opened last October 2020. In this way, the artist proposes a macro exhibition with the same concept: the abuse of power.