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Featuring artworks by: Antonio Ortega, Marion Puig, Paul Pretzer, Natalia Biasioli, Dunja Jankovic, Mariko Kumon, Guillermo Pfaff,
among others to be announced.
An end-of-year market to reduce stock, featuring bare-bones pricing:
purely conceptual.
Three sound sources in an interaction that aims toward listening to the space and to the moment shared among the participants.
Improvisation, as a time distinct from the everyday, invites a deepening of our listening to what surrounds us and to an inner listening.
The messages vary, but listening is always the means of accessing them.
Valeria Espinosa Galán
Viola
An artist who works with music and sound through a diverse practice that includes composition, performance, creation, and sound design.
Her experimental work has been presented in stage and sound-based formats in emblematic Mexican venues such as the Palacio de Bellas Artes, Estudios Churubusco, and the Cineteca Nacional of
México.
Ariadna Surya Bucio Moreno
Voice and Objects
A Mexican harpist, improviser, and composer, always interested in the sonic exploration of her instrument. She has premiered contemporary works and interdisciplinary projects. She promotes and makes visible the work of women in music, continually updating herself on issues related to art and gender.
Daniel Colorado
Cello
A composer and sound artist who has ventured into the field of visual arts and intermedia. His work unfolds in the realm of the sonic and the visual, exploring media such as drawing, painting, photography, video, instrumental music, electroacoustics, and sound art. His work has been presented in various venues in Mexico, Chile, and Spain.
More info coming soon.
Javier Arango Garfias / BRUNELLO / Andrés Bronnimann / Estefanía Bouchot / Uxval Gochez / Victor Gochez
November 11th to 22nd
The exhibition brings together multidisciplinary artists who explore the mysteries of Santa Muerte, a pagan cult with its epicenter in Mexico. The core of the exhibition consists of two audiovisual works: a medium-length documentary that delves into the roots and practices of this devotion, and a short film generated with Artificial Intelligence, which unfolds a dreamlike and digital imaginary. Surrounding these paintings, drawings, prints, and found objects, the exhibition invites the audience to immerse themselves in a universe where myth, faith, and art intertwine to rethink our relationship with death.
October 9th to 12th
