Galleries

Marie Louise Alemann: the persistent gaze presents an unprecedented anthology of the artist's early works in photography, experimental film, performance, and documents. Curated by Federico Windhausen.

RGR Gallery presents Encuentros Visuales, the exhibition featuring five influential series by renowned Argentine artist Julio Le Parc.

Gallery Ilian Rebei gathered Brazilian artists researching the theme of the body and politics in a collective exhibition to reflect on their relationship to the country’s political context.

Colombian artist Rosario López presents Tapizar el paisaje in Marli Matsumoto Arte Contemporânea. The exhibition comprises an artistic study in which territory is seen as material with a play on the viewer’s perception, shaping the unseen or creating a light construction out of a heavy geological formation.

Kersgallery presents Architectures of Intimacy, a group show including artists Scott Anderson (USA), Jeroen Cremers (NL), Darius Dolatyari-Dolatdoust (FR), Robert Fry (UK) and Matías Salgado (ARG). Curated by Argentines Salgado and Mercedes Abella, this exhibition brings together works in textile, painting and sculpture. The inauguration will be held on Saturday, October 29^th at Kersgallery Amsterdam.

Baró Gallery presents "Fever", a double exhibition that celebrates the richness of styles and disciplines. It features two spaces: Origen and Fever, and combines the work of Mallorcan artist Amparo Sard with the group exhibition of artists connected by Latin American influences.

A fusion of perspectives between artists Fabiano Kueva and Rosell Meseguer in Quemar la Tierra (Burn the earth), the exhibition at +Arte Gallery. Curated by Katya Cazar.

The Argentinian artist Amadeo Azar is presenting an exhibition in Dot Fiftyone Gallery. The sea is a rain of voices presents interconnected artworks exploring new associations between sound and image and highlighting relevant moments in his country’s history.

Proxyco Gallery presents Brazilian artist Juliana Cerqueira Leite’s solo exhibition. In DECAPITAR – “to decapitate” in Portuguese – the artist reflects on the idea of separating the head from the body to explore the mutability of human existence.

The exhibition of Brazilian artist Vera Chaves Barcellos opened at Zielinksy Gallery. "70'S I ALTRES COSES" runs through a selection of works produced between 1970 and 1990 to explore the relationship of the body with time, using pre-existing images as a starting point.

The recent project by Colombian artist Luis Hernández Mellizo is exhibited at Nueveochenta gallery and invites the expectators to think about the political and social expressions of certain objects. In "The construction of a better world" he questions the way patriotic symbols and their possible meanings are understood.

Casa Hoffmann presents the works of two exponents of contemporary photography in Colombia. Curated by Santiago Rueda, the exhibitions SABANA, by Iván Herrera (winner of the 2021 National Photography Award), and SOMA, by Katy Beltrán, take a look at the practices, processes, problems, and concepts that photography goes through in the context current.

The +ARTE gallery in Quito exhibits Cadaunada with works by Juan Cristobal Sánchez and Martín Samaniego. The exhibition, curated by its director Gabriela Moyano, presents a proposal where figuration becomes rhythm and patterns open up possibilities.

The Quimera gallery, in Buenos Aires, exhibits Sueño Sombra (Dream Shadow) in its Qubo³ space. There Muleiro unfolds a curious tangible scene that crosses the viewers and at the same time induces them through a kind of trance.

La Galería Rebelde presents its most recent exhibition "ANTEPARAÍSO", an international show of fifteen artists in collaboration with three renowned galleries in Latin America. For this first edition of the project, La Galería Rebelde collaborates with the galleries CURRO from Guadalajara, ARRÓNIZ from Mexico City and NUEVEOCHENTA from Bogotá.

Until July 5, the Ecuadorian visual artist Nelson Santos presents his series “29 variations of a journey” at the +Arte gallery in Quito. On this occasion, Nelson exposes a variety of techniques: oils, acrylic, text and photography, paper and collage, to tell a story through different landscapes and highlight the journey that life itself entails.

The Show is Over brings together sixteen international artists in a major group exhibition at the South London Gallery. The artists’ work proposes a refreshed language in the interpretation of political histories and personal experiences connected to the aftermath of historical violence, and its present iterations.

Zielinsky is pleased to present “Glitched Space”, a solo exhibition by Guillermo García Cruz. The exhibition will take place from June 30 to September 2, 2022 in our space in Barcelona (Passatge Mercader, 10) within the framework of the Art Nou program. The exhibition brings together the artist's recent production that has been developed in two moments - in his first stay in Barcelona during the second half of 2021 and in the months prior to the exhibition, in which García Cruz used the Piramidón residence to develop his project.

Curated by Gabriela Rangel and presented in the Sicardi | Ayers | Bacino gallery in Houston in partnership with James Cohan New York (who will host a second exhibition in November 2022). 

Fredric Snitzer Gallery presents Prototyping Actuality, an exhibition by Rafael Rodriguez Gárciga. Working within the intersection of art and technology, Prototyping Actuality is the gallery's first time exhibiting NFT technology in combination with 3D printing. The two technologies are being used in tandem in a new project that challenges the techno-scientific paradigm as our primary mode of access to reality, while questioning arts capacity to exemplify and disrupt the reality brought about by techno-science.

"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.

Working in just about every medium, including sculpture, performance, painting, printing, and installation, the course of Rafael Ferrer's (b. 1933, Santurce, Puerto Rico) artistic development defies categorization and moves beyond the significant art movements of the 20th century—Dada, Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism, Performance Art, Conceptual Art, and large-scale, figurative painting.