Galleries

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.

The Peruvian gallery 80M2 exhibits the Peruvian artist, Sandra Gamarra, who is currently based in Spain. In her exhibition, Bodegón-Vitrina-Museo-Vitrina-Bodegón (Still Life-Showcase-Museum-Showcase-Still Life), Gamarra refers to the colonization period from a perspective that unsettles the existing notions of it, ironically.

No lugar-arte contemporáneo (No Place - Contemporary Art) shares, even in times of distancing (and perhaps for this very reason) the project 'Fission' which brings together the exhibition projects 'Los Mundos de Tita' (Tita’s Worlds) by Fabiola Cedillo and ‘Acto Intimo” (Intimate Act) by Paula Arias. The proposals bring together works in photography, drawing and performance.