kurimanzutto presents the second solo exhibition by Danh Vo in the gallery. Examining the present to understand his past, Vo also looks at the future and thus weaves objects, people and histories, both personal and official, ... Read more →

kurimanzutto presents Pleasure Afterwards, a new solo exhibition by Miguel Calderón in which the artist brings together sculpture, photography and video works that are interrelated and delve into events of his life. Calderón also includes a series of ... Read more →

Clave intermedia (Intermediate Key), the latest exhibition by Sofía Táboas at kurimanzutto, presents a body of work that translates pictorial and graphic exercises into sculptures. The artist focuses on studying the aesthetic properties of natural and artificial ... Read more →

In his third solo exhibition at kurimanzutto, Abraham Cruzvillegas (b.1968, Mexico City) presents a set of sculptures that explore the various themes, techniques and materials that come to embody his artistic inquiries. Cruzvillegas’ new project sees ... Read more →

The Potential of Sculpture is Helen Escobedo's first solo show at Proyectos Monclova and the second since her retrospective titled A Escala Humana at the Museum of Modern Art, Mexico City, in 2010. The present exhibition is composed by ... Read more →

kurimanzutto new york presents a historic exhibition that celebrates the innovative spirit of pioneering art gallery, Signals London (1964–66). An institutional model for kurimanzutto, Signals London existed as a cross-disciplinary space that transcended the boundaries of ... Read more →

1. Aquí Allá Ahí (engl. here, there, yonder) suggests places that feel as tangible and close as they are abstract and far. Demonstrative indications such as here and there can only be comprehended when they are expressed by ourselves or a person ... Read more →

kurimanzutto is proud to present Roni Horn’s first solo exhibition in Mexico and at the gallery. The selection of works for this show are proof of Horn’s fluidity in her practice. Sculpture and photography reveal many ... Read more →

Iñaki Bonillas presents the result of an extended investigation into what filmmaker Robert Bresson called “the intelligence of the hands;” essentially, everything hands inherently know how to do. For example, hands that are capable of knitting ... Read more →

A letter from Gregor Podnar Recollection unites works of artists with whom I collaborate today and of those of whom I have collaborated with in the past. It also draws relations between art works or artists known ... Read more →

kurimanzutto is pleased to announce the opening of Signals: If You Like I Shall Grow, a major exhibition focusing on the renowned art gallery and meeting place Signals London (1964-66), which will be presented at Thomas Dane ... Read more →

Galería OMR is pleased to present Julieta Aranda’s project Ghost Nets, an exhibition in two movements.   The first movement of the exhibition takes place downstairs—the new body of work that Julieta Aranda has created after her ... Read more →

Proyectos Monclova is delighted to announce the solo exhibition Fred Sandback: The Properties of Light (Inside and Outside) from May 26–August 18, 2018, in conjunction with the new publication Luis Barragán, Fred Sandback: Las propiedades de ... Read more →

De Métrico a Imperial is an intensive dialogue between Ištvan Išt Huzjan’s poetic experiments and the exhibition space. Continuously flirting with avant-gardes and neo-avant-gardes, Huzjan’s work always reflects his ability to create multi-layered structures in terms ... Read more →

For her first exhibition at kurimanzutto, Nairy Baghramian will present recent sculptures collectively titled Maintainers. Each work consists of three interdependent elements – raw aluminium casts, colored wax forms and lacquer painted braces. While presented in a ... Read more →

For her first exhibition at kurimanzutto, Nairy Baghramian will present recent sculptures collectively titled Maintainers. Each work consists of three interdependent elements—raw aluminium casts, colored wax forms and lacquer painted braces. While presented in a disparate ... Read more →

Artists: Yuji Agematsu, Kelly Akashi, Derya Akay, Nina Beier, Luis Miguel Bendaña, Meriem Bennani, Matthew Brannon, Donna Conlon & Jonathan Harker, Rodrigo Hernandez, Jef Geys, Allison Katz, Adriana Lara, Nancy Lupo, Nevine Mahmoud, Aliza Nisenbaum, Naufus ... Read more →

Artists: Yuji Agematsu, Kelly Akashi, Derya Akay, Nina Beier, Luis Miguel Bendaña, Meriem Bennani, Matthew Brannon, Donna Conlon & Jonathan Harker, Rodrigo Hernandez, Jef Geys, Allison Katz, Adriana Lara, Nancy Lupo, Nevine Mahmoud, Aliza Nisenbaum, Naufus ... Read more →

The law of conservation of energy, known as the first law of thermodynamics, states that the change in the internal energy of a system is equal to the sum of the heat added to the system ... Read more →

The law of conservation of energy, known as the first law of thermodynamics, states that the change in the internal energy of a system is equal to the sum of the heat added to the system ... Read more →

The exhibition CLOUDS AND TEARS radiates around what artist Michael Sailstorfer calls a solar cat. Perched in the rafters, the animal reaches it’s closed eyes toward a neon light as though absorbing its ecstatic energy. The meditative ... Read more →

Proyectos Monclova is pleased to present Josephine Meckseper’s first show with the gallery, and first solo exhibition in Mexico City. With a dual focus on protest and the culture of consumer capitalism, Meckseper’s work exposes the instability ... Read more →

Monika Sosnowska looks to architecture as the source material for her work, analyzing 1960s and ’70s socialist buildings from Poland where she grew up under the communist Eastern Bloc, and where she continues to live today. ... Read more →

Curated by Willy Kautz Participating artists: Ana Bidart, Sergio Camargo, Ulises Carrión, Hanne Darboven, Helen Escobedo, Verónica Gerber Bicecci, On Kawara, Leo Marz, Paulo Monteiro, Gabriel de la Mora, Edgar Orlaineta, Mauro Piva, Sebastián Romo, José Luis ... Read more →

To eat is to respond to need in the form of hunger and desire in the form of appetite. In Food for Thought Raúl Ortega Ayala serves up a visceral response to scenes of the gastronomically ... Read more →

kurimanzutto is pleased to present Ornament and Abstraction, Haegue Yang’s first solo exhibition at the gallery and her first in Latin America. Yang explores the language of visual abstraction through the affective power of materials. Her ... Read more →

Throughout his 50-year career Robert C. Morgan has been lauded as an author, lecturer, curator, and art historian. For decades he has maintained a rigorous studio practice in parallel to writing, showing his work in exhibitions ... Read more →

kurimanzutto is pleased to present Gabriel Orozco‘s most recent solo exhibition, which proposes a game where logos and the rules of the market are set against each other, as two forms of understanding an ever-growing capitalist ... Read more →

In 1927 Robert Musil wrote: “There is nothing in this world as invisible as a monument. They are no doubt erected to be seen—indeed, to attract attention. But at the same time they are impregnated with ... Read more →

Over the course of two years, Jonathan Hernández attended public auctions in Mexico, acquiring a series of assets that had been seized by the authorities from organized crime. These acquisitions later became primary material for the ... Read more →

“No city of the new continent, without even excepting those of the United States, can display such great and solid scientific establishments as the capital of Mexico.” The Enlightenment is commonly thought as a movement ... Read more →

More than a small retrospective, this new exhibition by Eduardo Terrazas offers itself as a tentative to encompass the wide register of techniques and mediums that the artist has been exploring since the very beginning of ... Read more →

Under the name of Prisma, Julius Heinemann’s exhibition is articulated into three spaces and moments: a pictorial intervention on the wall that reveals its internal structure; a set of paintings in the main hall; and their ... Read more →

kurimanzutto is pleased to announce the solo exhibition No se puede hacer una revolución con guantes de seda (You can’t make a revolution with silk gloves) by Cuban artist Wilfredo Prieto. Returning to Mexico after his ... Read more →

On May 3, 2016 the gallery Proyectos Monclova inaugurates dre omins, the first solo exhibition in Mexico and Latin America of acclaimed German artist Andreas Slominski. It is worth mentioning that Slominski will likewise be presenting ... Read more →

Performative EllipsesAllora & Calzadilla  After their 2009 debut exhibition at kurimanzutto, Jennifer Allora and Guillermo Calzadilla return with recent works that consider the voice in its diverse forms and its potential as a vehicle of meaning, ... Read more →

Anna VirnichNervous Moments Membranes Anna Virnich’s artistic practice focuses on textile-based tableaus, incorporating found fabrics as well as new materials, which the artist stretches on wooden frames thus creating organic and almost painterly compositions that oscillate ... Read more →

Abraham Cruzvillegas, Damián Ortega, Dr. Lakra, Gabriel Kuri and Gabriel OrozcoCurator Guillermo Santamarina Taking the Taller de los viernes (Friday Workshop) (1987–92) as a point of departure, Guillermo Santamarina brings together Abraham Cruzvillegas, Damián Ortega, Dr. Lakra, ... Read more →

OMR has developed itself organically from the very beginning. Founded by Jaime Riestra and Patricia Ortiz Monasterio back in 1983, the gallery actually started off in frame production and after some time gave way to the ... Read more →

Fred Sandback (1943–2003) created complex situations within specific spaces. These situations do not aim to cast theories or create representations of specific ideas: they are facts that occur in a concrete space and time, “the actuality ... Read more →

David Medalla, stanley brouwn, John Divola and Lee UfanA project by Gabriel Kuri Unidades y Continuidades (Units and Continuities) surveys the language of experimentation that four artists began developing over 40 years ago. The works on display ... Read more →

Francis Alÿs, Francisca Aninat, Abdul Sharif Baruwa, Santiago Borja, Julien Devaux, Thomas Hirschhorn, Jean-Charles Hue, Juan Pablo Macías, Raul Ortega Ayala, Marco Rountree Cruz, Miguel Rodríguez Sepúlveda, Rodrigo Suárez, Tercerunquinto Curated by Michel Blancsubé TRUE STORY ... Read more →

In a time of generalized indifference and skepticism, Minerva Cuevas’ (b. 1975, Mexico) projects are characterized by a critical investigation of social realities. Her work seeks to provoke reflection on established systems, employing irony and humor ... Read more →

Adrien Missika’s exhibition Zeitgeber will give you time. It will take you into the deep, uncertain time of dark caves and the beige infinity of outer space. Zeitgeber, German for “time-giver,” is a concept describing environmental signs, ... Read more →

This exhibition, in the words of Martin Soto Climent, “consists of works that are the result of a dialogue between Caramel Huysmans and myself. Caramel stepped into my life after feeling a strong fascination for one ... Read more →

An avid collector of diverse objects, Dr. Lakra (b. 1972, Mexico) views the search for materials and images as an extension of his artistic practice. In his case, collecting is also a way of constructing a ... Read more →

We are pleased to introduce our agenda for Art Basel 2015: Jose Dávila, solo exhibitionState of Rest June 16–17, Booth R19 Jose Dávila’s work, nurtured by his architecture formation, is constantly referencing and revisioning the milestones and shortcomings of ... Read more →

Lulu is proud to present The Lulennial: A Slight Gestuary Loaded with double and even triple entendres, the title literally says it all. A Slight Gestuary seeks to function as a kind of reliquary of slight gestures, ... Read more →

Galería OMR is pleased to present Julieta Aranda’s second solo exhibition with the gallery, If a body meet a body, as a part of the Gallery Weekend Mexico program. ———————————————————————————— Picture this: You are in a museum, in Genoa. ... Read more →

In 1913 Maximilian Harden, a German writer and editor, published an imaginary interview called “Had Rockefeller and Tolstoy Met.” In it, Harden attempts to stage the conversation John D. Rockefeller could have had with Count Tolstoy, ... Read more →

OMR gallery is pleased to announce its participation at ABC Berlin with the individual presentation The knot is not (the rope) by Julieta Aranda. Booth A 15 September 19–22, 2013 The knot….The knot is not the rope, but my tongue is ... Read more →

Julieta ArandaIn search of lost time / En busca del tiempo perdido 6 April–21 May 2011 Opening: Tuesday, April 5th, 7–10pm Galería OMR – el52 Plaza Río de Janeiro 52 México 06700 [email protected] The tale of the tiger is longer than the ... Read more →

Zona Maco Sur, 2011 April 6–10 Curated by Adriano Pedrosa Zona Maco, Mexico City www.zonamaco.com ... Read more →

Art Positions Stand P14 labor.org.mx For Art Positions, LABOR presents Crisis de credibilidad (Credibility crisis), a sculpture by Hector Zamora (1974, Mexico City). By materializing a wind rose made of fabric and fans, consisting of the four cardinal directions, ... Read more →

Nina Beier Art 41 Basel – Art Statements Hall 1.0, stand S9 www.proyectosmonclova.com ... Read more →

LABOR opens: Saturday, November 7, 2009, 5-8 p.m. ... Read more →

‘The artist should paint not only what he sees before him but also what he sees within him. If however he sees nothing within him, then he should also omit to paint ... Read more →