Hamlet Lavastida and Juan Miguel Pozo, a first time together in the exhibition Sociograms curated by Dot Fiftyone Gallery in Miami (USA). "Sociograms" is a thought-provoking experience that challenges perceptions and encourages a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness between art, politics, and culture – declares the gallery. As resident artists in Berlin, Lavastida and Pozo…
This is Hamlet Lavastida's first solo exhibition in Crone Gallery in Vienna. Internal order is composed of large-scale wall installations, delicate paper cuttings, and a video work in which Lavastida examines the repressive methods of totalitarian states and the rebellion strategies of oppositional peace and freedom movements.
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We are happy to inform that our curator, Solveig Font, became a fellow of 2023 Cuban Migrant Artist Resilience granted by Artists at Risk Connection (ARC) and Pen International. The Cuban Migrant Artists Resilience Fellowship provides artists with a resilience grant of 7,000 USD and six months of personalized individual virtual training and professional development…
Juan Miguel Pozo is among artists who participate in a collective exhibition “Dix und die gegenwart” [Dix and the present] dedicated to Otto Dix (1891–1969) and his influence on contemporary art.
Otto Dix was a German painter and printmaker, known for his adamant and harshly realistic depictions of German society and the brutality of war. He…
Camila Lobón’s and Nelson Jalil’s artworks are presented today in Zapata Gallery (Miami, USA) as a part of Project 3 (Proj3ct). Curated by Rodolfo de Athayde, Proj3ct is a presentation of three individual exhibitions that coexist in parallel, and tell their own stories with their own languages.
Camila Lobón will show Epizootia, a collection of illustrations,…