Galleries

Dot Fiftyone gallery presents the exhibition Vertical Landscape from Argentine artist Jorge Miño.

Zielinsky Barcelona presented La herida, la venda, la cura (The Wound, the Bandage, the Cure), a solo exhibition by Sandra Monterroso (Guatemala City, 1974). Monterroso has developed an artistic practice in which she strives to restore her cultural and ancestral heritage as a Mayan artist.

Henrique Faria Fine Art presents Libro Quemado (Burnt book), Leandro Katz’ fourth solo exhibition in the gallery.

Vasari Gallery presents the exhibition Experimentaciones fotográficas en Latinoamerica [Photographic Experimentations in Latin America], with the participation of great photographers such as Gertrudes Altschul, Annemarie Heinrich, Agustin Jimenez, Jeanne Mandello, Raul Martinez and Anatole Saderman.

Kurimanzutto Gallery presented the exhibition New Lexicons for Embodiment, the first-ever solo exhibition by Mexican artist and designer Barbara Sánchez-Kane in New York.

To inaugurate the new location in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of San Telmo, the Argentine gallery Piedras presented the exhibition Tercer Cerebro (Third Brain), which gathers the eclectic works of the artists of the space.

Montenegro Art Projects (MAP) launched a new exhibition Estudios sobre un Tótem (Studies on a Totem) with the participation of Colombian artists Carolina Borrero and Lucas Gallego.

The Argentine gallery Hache inaugurated the exhibition Personae by artist Martin Sichetti. It is curated by María Fernanda Pinta.

Assume Vivid Astro Focus (AVAF) presented Amarelo Vento Azul Floral (Yellow Wind Blue Floral) at Casa Triangulo gallery with recent work of contrasts and chromatic variations.

Umberto Costa Barros’ exhibition WHERE was presented at Marli Matsumoto Contemporary Art. The work was specifically conceived for the gallery space.

Vigil Gonzales presents Seres y Montaña (Beings and Mountains), a solo exhibition by Bolivian photographer River Claure. This selection of images invites us to imagine, through different characters and scenes, new worlds and possible identities in a transnational Andean space.

Ceremony is Mexican artist Tania Candiani’s first solo exhibition at Brazil in Vermelho Gallery.

Casa Equis presented the exhibition Como si no hubiese un mañana (As if there were no tomorrow) by artist Felicitas Faur Malaniuk, curated by Ayelén Ruiz.

Casa del Barrio inaugurated the exhibition Historias de Terror, by Ecuadorian painter Jorge Velarde, curated by Rodolfo Kronfle.

In the context of Pinta Sud ASU –from August 7 to 13, 2023–, the Artística gallery presents Entre Márgenes (Between Margins), the exhibition by Monica Gonzalez and Fernando Allen.

ViedmaArte Galería presents for the second edition of Pinta Sud ASU –from August 7 to 13, 2023– a solo exhibition El ombligo del mundo (The Belly-button of the world), by artist and architect Christian Ceuppens.

Marli Matsumoto Arte Contemporânea presents Mestre de obras (literally: master of works, or an overseer of construction work) an exhibition/event that will celebrate 25 years of CAPACETE's manifold activities.

Artística Espacio de Arte inaugurated the exhibition Ejercitarios by Laura Márquez, curated by Carlos Sosa Rabito.

The exhibition Metamorphosis by artist Juan Pablo Pistilli is on display at the Paraguayan gallery ViedmaArte.

Gachi Prieto gallery inaugurated El goce de la pintura (The Joy of Painting), the group show by Sammy, Matilde and José Benmayor, a family of Chilean painters who are exhibiting together for the first time.

The Argentine gallery Rolf Art presents the exhibition Donde todo empieza (Where it all begins) by Adriana Lestido, a key reference in Latin American photography.

Casa Equis Buenos Aires presented the solo exhibition of its co-founder Diego Beyró. Dando Vueltas (Making Turns) is a series of drawings made with BIC pen on canvas.

The exhibition Words of mouth and hands by artist Carlos Amorales at Kurimanzutto comprises a six-channel video installation with a set of original music scores and works on paper that take as their point of departure a creation myth the artist imagined in which a serpent created the underworld by burrowing through the earth with its voice.

The Depth of Things is a series of 24 photographs created from a stellar planisphere. For the exhibition at Galeria Vermelho, Nicolás Bacal isolated and separated the galactic plane (the Milky Way) into fragments that he used as precise guides to compose his images.