"All words were once a neologism", says Argentine poet Jorge Luís Borges. Its maxim accompanies the 22 photographs of the Neologismos: un unplublished series by Colombian artist Johanna Calle, whose solo show Têxteis at Galeria Marília Razuk extendes until July 23^rd. Curator José Augusto Ribeiro, the new Artistic Director of the Gallery, is the author of the text that accompanies Têxteis.

In Tatiana Blass’ current production, there is an ambivalent movement of erasure and revelation, of construction and deconstruction, of gaps and continuities, that leads the viewer to doubt what is really happening in front of him/herself.

The Miami-based gallery presents this group show curated by Verónica Flom where the works revolve around questions like “What lies behind the merely visible?” and “What is the memory hidden in the landscape, in the trees, in our bodies?” Using photography, sculpture, or drawing, Gabaldón, Pettersson and Surel explore and produce those zones of silence, encounter, and transformation.

The exhibition presents on several locations of the city of Lucca, 45 sculptures in marble, bronze and wood. The works in the streets, 16th century walls, churches and two interior spaces, can be visited until September 4.

The 24th Biennale of Sydney will take place March 9–June 10, 2024.

The Sala Alcalá 31 of the Community of Madrid presents the exhibition "A bridge to stay" in which the artist Guillermo Mora dialogues with the architecture of the room and influences how this space is perceived and transited. A questioning of hierarchies and pre-established orders that leads to new ways of traveling, looking at and experiencing space and painting.

[NAME] Publications inaugurated their new space in West Miami with the exhibition Rafael Domenech: An Oracle on a Tomato, Ubiquitous Rectangles. The exhibition includes a series of newly-commissioned objects that activate the hidden potentials in the traditional book form by unfolding it as multi-media painting-like structures.