Galleries

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Sociograms is artists Hamlet Lavastida and Juan Miguel Pozo’s exhibition at Dot Fiftyone Gallery. As resident artists in Berlin, Lavastida and Pozo have meticulously crafted a body of work that delves into the realm of powerful political discourse, skillfully examining and demystifying the tools of propaganda.

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White: A Telling Shroud, Recent Paintings 2019-2023 is Enrique Martínez Celaya’s fourth exhibition at Frederic Snitzer Gallery.

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To celebrate the proyect’s 10-year-anniversary, the exhibition Piero Atchugarry Gallery: 10 years features the gallery’s represented artists from 13 countries.

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Diana Lowenstein gallery presents Time, Udo Nöger’s solo exhibition. In his latest works the artist advances his ongoing exploration of light and form.

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Vibración Pura (Pure Vibration) is Jesús Rafael Soto’s solo exhibition at Ascaso Gallery.

Oro y mugre (Gold and dirt) is the exhibition at W-archivo by Colombian artist Rosemberg Sandoval. It is curated by Karime García Martínez.

The internationally celebrated Argentina-based artist Guillermo Kuitca will present at Hauser & Wirth in New York a group of new paintings that reveal his diverse interests and aesthetic approaches.

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Alex Slato Miami presents Portals, an exhibition of works by artist Richard Garet.

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Honey from a dark hive is Argentinian artist Ornella Pocetti’s exhibition at Mindy Solomon gallery. In her debut show, Pocetti crafts a pulp fiction inspired mélange of nouveau femme fatale mythology, pushing the envelope on contemporary storytelling. Fictional landscapes emerge, featuring beings with feminine and non-binary characteristics.

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Nessim Bassan: The Unimaginable Worlds of Perfection at Nohra Haime Gallery showcases the artist’s engagement with kinetic art, with his preoccupation with geometric abstraction enacted through mixed media.

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Vigil Gonzáles in collaboration with Mahara+Co presented If Everything Has Already Been Decided…, a collective exhibition at ArtSpace.

Sargent’s Daughters gallery presented Cielo Félix-Hernández’s solo exhibition sweet and sour, the artist’s Los Angeles debut and her second presentation with the gallery.

Lehmann Maupin gallery presents Total Collapse, an exhibition featuring new paintings by Venezuelan-American artist Loriel Beltrán. This marks the artist’s debut exhibition in Korea.

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Temporal Echoes, the exhibition at Zilberman brings together the works by Omar Barquet and Carlos Aires, conveying the complex interplay of human emotions, time, nature, and memory. Following a thread of music, and poetry, the exhibition invites viewers to explore the profound depths of human experience and the enduring quest for meaning.

Casa del Barrio gallery presented the exhibition Jaime N. del Arco by visual artist Jaime Nuñez, curated by Ana Rosa Valdez.

Montenegro Art Projects (MAP) presented the group exhibition La Fibra del Tiempo (The Fiber of Time), with the participation of Adriana Barrio, Yuli Cadavid, Laura Reneé Maier, Aimé García, Melany Valdés, Ana Milena Gómez and Erika Díaz.

The Ecuadorian gallery +ARTE presents the group exhibition Vestigios Metabólicos (Metabolic Vestiges), curated by Alí Cotero, Adriana Flores and Gabriela Moyano.

Brazilian artist and researcher Camila Sposati, renowned for her interdisciplinary artistic oeuvre, presents her exhibition Breath Pieces (Part II) at the ifa Gallery Berlin.

Gachi Prieto Gallery inaugurated Sirens, the new solo show of artist Daniel García.

Tribute to the masters at Espace Meyer Zafra celebrates the Centenary of birth of two great masters of kinetic art, Jesús Rafael Soto and Carlos Cruz-Diez.

Brazilian gallery Casa Triângulo announced the representation or Argentine artist Matías Duville.

The group exhibition O curso do sol (The course of the sun) is organized by the Brazilian gallery Gomide&Co, in collaboration with curator Yudi Rafael and researcher and artist Roberto Okinaka.

Elephant in the Room is Fernando Carabajal's solo exhibition at Espacio Unión, Mexico City.

Casa del Barrio gallery presented the exhibition Ella quería flores (She Wanted Flowers) by visual artist Juan Carlos León. Curated by Santiago Ávila Albuja.