EXHIBITIONS
CURRENT
SUMMER EDIT
10 ARTISTS & CREATIVES
Bean Blackett
Rebecca White
Rochenne Sol
MAIP
BOHDAN
JoROCCO
MOTOLA
Fadia Jawhari
Victor giraldo
DLOB
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PAST EXHIBITIONS
BOUNDARIES
I WANT IT ALL NOW
February 9- March 1, 2023​
AM is a multi sensory group exhibition with works by Camila Rosa, Laura Gonballes, Nicole Salgar, and Natasha Tomchin.
I AM features works by multidisciplinary artists- some who explore race or gender and others who entrance our senses and transport us to a dream-like world, each one with distinct visual languages capturing our attention through color and form.
Camila Rosa, Laura Gonballes and Nicole Salgar have prolific backgrounds in muralist work, with mural projects in Brazil, Italy, Spain, Mexico, and the United States. This will be Camila Rosa’s (Sau Paulo, Brazil) first US gallery exhibition- after having worked with major brand names like Old Navy, Vans, the New York Times. Scaling down her usually larger than life works to fit on canvas, covered in large fields of color and bold lines, creating strong figures sometimes with large doe eyes that bring tranquility and other times a stare that encourages you to step up and take action. Laura Gonballes (Barcelona, Spain) similarly is calling for action in her works where she intertwines lithe feminine bodies into knots, bodies moving like slinkies up and down the canvas in a dance of colors, reclaiming blues as a male gender dominated color.
Nicole Salgar (Miami, Fl.) works are a whirlwind of swirling colors with full frontal portraits that stare out at the viewer in an unrelenting gaze, as strong as they are graceful with hands gently clasped. Opening the exhibition space with a portal sculpture, Salgar has created a gateway to transform the experience, as you walk through this lofty red archway the viewers enter a sensory experience through the space and continuing with the work of Natascha Tomchin (Miami, Fl.) who lifts us into a dream world, quite literally putting our head in the clouds. Her multi-sensory installation in collaboration with Alex Ubatuba has us smelling, seeing, and feeling- prismatic color reflections float around the gallery's white walls and sprinkle rainbows in unexpected places.
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STRUCTURED
October 25, 2022- December 6, 2022
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STRUCTURED, a group exhibition at PEN PROJECT, a contemporary art gallery in North Miami by 4 Miami based artists: Bean Blackett, Gustavo Oviedo, Juan Raul Hoyos, and Filio Galvez.
These artists represent the city in which they live not iconographically, but rather through fragments and spliced scenes of their daily routes, routines, and hobbies. The works presented are pieces in dialogue with their surroundings- Miami. For these artists, the Miami of delivery trucks, run-down buildings, and the suffering Biscayne Bay serve as a constant inspiration, not the neon lights and party scene known to everyone but the Miami that has always existed, that is always present. These moments and views that as with any other city are often overlooked and quickly forgotten but play an essential role in how a city moves.
ACCIDENTAL ARCHITECHTURES
PAST EXHIBITIONS
June 30th- July 31
Gloria Lomas - Gloria Lomas is a Spanish painter from Seville showing works from the series "Arquitecturas Domesticas". This series of stacked china in a delicate and graceful balance on raw linen points out that objects like people are fragile like glass, like porcelain, like feelings, different, unique.
Ignacio De Lucca - Ignacio De Lucca is an Argentine painter living and working in Buenos Aires. An artist with a prolific background having had exhibitions in Mexico, Argentina, Viena, and the United States. His large format watercolors are a joy for the senses. a
June - July 2022
Virtual Exhibition on Artsy
INTO THE ABSTRACT
We are partnering up with @penprojects and @homework.gallery for the upcoming exhibition at @skep360.
PenProject is an art gallery founded by Nicole Pozos and focused on featuring BIPOC contemporary artists. Nicole is a Mexican American gallerist with the initiative of creating a space for promoting emerging artists of color. You can visit her exhibit now, “Home is Not a Place,” and check her wall out at our event at skep360.
Homework is a nomadic art gallery that exists ephemerally in the form of temporary exhibitions in experimental art spaces around the world and online year-round. Imagined by Aurelio Aguilo and Mayra Mejia, homework is committed to breaking down the walls of the traditional art world, democratizing it for all.
THE FORCE
May 2022
Virtual Exhibition on Artsy
HOME IS NOT A PLACE
"Home is not a place but simply an irrevocable condition" Home is a feeling, a sensation, a sense of belonging and sometimes of questioning. In this group exhibition each artist explores and questions home, in our own bodies and skin, a surrounding area, an environment, and how we present ourselves- our intrinsic home.
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