Reviews

Duville traslada al espacio tridimensional ese mapa mental de motivos que caracterizan su obra.

Carle Catafago’s vistas celebrate the extraordinary landscapes south of the South, and convey, at the same time, their disturbing fleetingness.

We could feel that the whole exhibition becomes a poem, that as soon as it anchors us to a meaning and an experience, it immediately produces a new estrangement to make way for another meaning and another experience.

Azar and Miño’s exhibition is not a literal commentary on “the remains of triumph;” its musicality opens up other horizons.

Arte x Arte debuts its new stage as a foundation with an exceptional exhibition that investigates the intersections between painting and photography.

Medail presents an exhibition in where debate is the obsessions with perfection with roots in romantic thinking of a documentary photography that aspires to be ontology: to show the essence of things exactly as they are.

The exhibitionfeaturing works by the photographer Adriana Lestido  at Rolf Art, displays two impressive and beautiful photographic essays, developed in Mexican territory in 2010.

In the work of Vic Muniz, the materials have an economy, a social and political history, or a technology that begs to be included in the discourse.

Cotina was not a professional photographer but through the lens of his camera he captured the loneliness, the fog  and the beauty of the everyday in a way that had never been seen before.

Durban Segnini Gallery celebrates its twenty۔third anniversary at the local level and forty۔five years of existence, with an alluring collective exhibition.

The exhibition underscores the work developed by the artist during the 1970s, when his proposal became an unequivocal turning۔point within the tradition of modern Venezuelan art.

There are no frontal or precise ideas in this show; what prevails at all times is a tangential, oblique discourse.

Yoan Capote’s exhibition inhabits binary spaces. Two galleries of work explore two seemingly contradictory themes: physical and mental suppression, and human resilience.

Lucía Pizzani’s exhibition at Cecilia Brunson Projectsfeatures a series of four works revolving around the relationship between nature, gender and materiality.