Galleries

To think everything over again, a virtual exhibition by Buenos Aires based gallery Rolf Art, presents contemporary elements along those of Argentine history that the curator, Andrea Giunta, organizes in 6 chapters. Each one of them delves into different concepts regarding the excluded and the hidden, the relationships with life, with absence, with the closeness and distance of affections with the new forms of daily life and the State. […] In this scenario, feminism emerges to observe global change, contemporary notions of community, the crisis of anthropocentric models and of human exceptionalism.

This is the gallery’s first solo exhibition of Monterroso, and it is accompanied by a curatorial text by art historian Isabela Villanueva.

Nature, darkness and portals to other posible worlds are all present in this artist’s oeuvre.

A satellite exhibition in Miami’s Design District celebrates contemporary Latin American artists Verónica Vázquez (1970, Uruguay), Pablo Rasgado (1984, Mexico), Artur Lescher (1962, Brazil) and Túlio Pinto (1974, Brazil).

How can one reimagine kurimanzutto after its 20 years of existence? How can one propose a different way of experiencing time? What place does the gallery occupy in the world, the country, and within each of the communities to which it belongs? What permeates its surroundings and what will shape its future? Art asks questions, it doesn’t give answers. Over the course of 2020, kurimanzutto will formulate questions that have emerged after having undergone various cycles.

Santiago de Chile - Until July 3 the exhibition by Colombian artist Alejandro Sánchez SOME ECONOMIES will be available, which questions the apparent benefits of the free market and global flows.

Present Memory is an online-only, bilingual presentation of new works by Angel Otero created in upstate New York in a new studio he recently opened.

Curated by Andrea Giunta, To Think Everything Over Again, is an exhibition conceived shortly before the pandemic began and which was resignified in the context of isolation that began in March 2020.

With previous appointment, the public can visit the exhibition Dibujos. Cinco momentos 1956-1993 (Drawings. Five moments 1956-1993)

The Galería del Paseo was founded in 1998 Uruguay and since then has developed a program of activities aimed at promoting Latin American artists in contemporary creation.

Carmen Araujo, director of the Carmen Araujo Arte gallery, tells us about her experience in Venezuela

Factoría Santa Rosa constitutes a valuable cultural heritage, from multiple dimensions, which make it an exceptional space. Its director, Carola Musalem, tells us about her transition from a textile factory to an art gallery.

Isabel Aninat and Javiera García Huidobro, from the highly renowned Galería Aninat, share their experience.

The Panamanian gallery celebrates its 10-year history and the renewal of its image. Its director, Gabriel Cruz, shares a few words:

The Germán Krüger Espantoso Space - ICPNA Miraflores presents “Too Late to Die Young”, Aldo Chaparro's retrospective, represented by Ginsberg Gallery in Peru.

The Chilean gallery ARTESPACIO was founded in 1995. Its directors, María Elena Comandari and Rosita Lira, have aimed to present, promote and market contemporary Chilean and foreign artists, encouraging collecting and the circulation of art.

The gallery owners Raquel and José tell us a little about their work and answer some questions asked by the curator Max Hernández Calvo (Lima)

Revolver Galería presents its new place with a group show titled non-space that intertwines Peruvian and Swedish artists.

The Venezuelan gallery Carmen Araujo Arte, in partnership with the Luis Brito Foundation, presents the exhibition Paralelismos: Selección de fotografías (1975/86) del Archivo de la Fundación Luis Brito (Parallelisms: Selection of Photographs (1975/86) from the Luis Brito Foundation Archive), curated and designed by Ricardo Báez.

The show’s title is Lo que paso en la navidad de 1980 (What Happened in the Christmas of 1980), and it displays Works by artists Santiago Villanueva y Paula Castro

Within the context of the pandemic, at Arte al Día we thought of a new publication format to help keep artistic activity afloat. Today we present Espacio Mínimo, an international contemporary art gallery based in Madrid with 28 years of experience

Vivir así: sin palabras (Living like this: without words) it’s titled. The current exhibition of Max Gómez Canle in the Ruth Benzacar gallery in Buenos Aires does not contain curatotial text, only a gallery of images that accompany the viewer from the birth of the idea to its display in space.

FICCIONARIOS (Fiction collections), the exhibition by the Ecuadorian artist Patricio Palomeque, is on view in the +ARTE gallery and presents dystopian urban scenes that do not stray too far from the present reality.

The show Matar y Morir (To kill and to die) is presented by Hache gallery as Baggio's first solo exhibition.