catalogue Pinta London 2014

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12-15 JUNE 2014 EARLS COURT EXHIBITION CENTRE

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CONTENTS

Welcome

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Show Management

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Host Committee

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Art Galleries

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Pinta Projects

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Pinta Design

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Pinta Media Art

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Pinta Photo

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In focus

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Special Projects

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Welcome to Pinta London

Welcome to this new edition of Pinta London.

We are delighted to celebrate our fifth anniversary in this city and we feel that we have achieved a young yet mature fair, which is now established in such an important market.

Five years reflect an important effort from all of us - an us that includes galleries, artists, curators, sponsors and everyone who makes Pinta possible - but it is also a sign of perseverance and success.

It has not entirely been an easy ride, but everyone behind Pinta London has enjoyed every bit of the way.

We are an active force of Latin American art in this city. Pinta London is proud to have contributed to changing the perception that the British and international public has of the art from our countries. There is a greater knowledge and more demanding interest than in 2010 when we first started, and this obliges us to deepen the quality and presentation of each Pinta London.

New to Pinta this year is the launch of Pinta Photo curated by renowned writer, broadcaster and photography expert, Sue Steward, who will show connections between Latin American and British photography.

Catherine Petitgas and Kiki Mazzucchelli, again in charge of curating Pinta Projects, have cast their eyes on Latin American, Spanish and Portuguese women and have carefully selected many of our best artists. Moreover, the content of our Auditorium Programme this year is focused on the role of women from different perspectives: the artist, the curator, the collector and museum director.

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Regarding the historical content of the fair, we will present a show of important works in Black and White in Spanish Geometry from 1950 to 1970, curated by José de la Mano. This is the return for the second consecutive year of Pinta Media Art (before known as Art Numérique) presented by Rolando J Carmona with early works by Eduardo Kac, the pioneer of BioArt. In Pinta Design, Manuel Díaz Cebrián will showcase exciting designs from Mexico and Brazil featuring iconic works by the Brazilian Oscar Niemeyer.

The main part of the fair will include important galleries that come from all over the world showcasing our artists and noticeably, for the first time in Pinta London, a larger presence from European galleries.

Once again, our renewed gratitude to our Host Committee, our curators, our staff and our sponsors who, all together make this new edition of Pinta London possible.

Alejandro Zaia Chairman

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Mauro Herlitzka Institutional Director

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SHOW MANAGEMENT 2014

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Alejandro Zaia Mauro Herlitzka

PINTA LONDON MANAGER Andrea Harari PINTA PROJECTS Curated by Catherine Petitgas and Kiki Mazzucchelli

PINTA DESIGN Curated by Manuel Díaz Cebrián

PINTA MEDIA ART Curated by Rolando J. Carmona

PINTA EUROPE LLC Alejandro Zaia, Chairman Tanya Capriles de Brillembourg, Member Juan Ball, Member CONSULTANTS Amparela Benlliure Teresa Carregal - Branward.com Javier Iturralde de Bracamonte Othón Castañeda - Architectural Production PRESS Four Colman Getty

PINTA PHOTO Curated by Sue Steward VIP AND COLLECTOR’S RELATIONS Michele Codoni

MIAMI OFFICE Isabel Traverso Sofía Pagano-Bronzini

LONDON OFFICE Fortunata Calabro

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HOST COMMITTEE

Tiqui Atencio

Juan Yarur

Catherine Petitgas

Keir McGuinness

Abir Dajani Tuqan

Laurence Graff

Alessio Antoniolli

Leon Amitai

Alison Myners

Lilly Scarpetta de Pumarejo

Angela Rovelli

Luis Benshimol

Anna Zaoui

Luis Caballero

Anne-Marie and Geoffrey Isaac

Marie Elena Angulo Zarb and Henry Zarb

Carlos Alberto and Silvia Gouvea

Marlise and Anibal Jozami

Catherine Grenier

Maryn Coker

Catherine Shriro

Mimmi O’ Connell

Cristina Giménez

Pablo León de la Barra

Dawn Ades

Patricia Swannell

Debra and Alessandro Cajrati Crivelli

Paula Traboulsi

Baron Diego von Buch

Richard Hamilton

Baroness Alin Ryan Lobo Von Buch

Rita Rovelli Caltagirone

Eduardo and Clarise Costantini

Rosa and Carlos de la Cruz

Ella Fontanals Cisneros

Sagrario Pérez Soto

Erica Roberts

Silke and Alex Reynal

Estrellita Brodsky

Solita and Steven Mishaan

Fatima and Eskander Maleki

Stuart Evans

Frances Reynolds

Sylvia Bourne

Guy Brett

Tanya Capriles de Brillembourg

Jack Kirkland

Tony Bechara

Janeen Haythornthwaite

Valerie Fraser

John Evans

Vera de Moraes Dantas

Jorge Virgili

Yaz and Valentin Hernandez

Juan Ball

Yolanda Santos Garza

Juan Carlos Verme

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Gallery INDEX

ART GALLERIES

Espacio Makarius

Galerie Dukan

100 kubik

Espacio MInimo

Galerie Ricardo Fernandes

3 + 1 ARTE CONTEMPORÂNEA

Fernando Pradilla / El Museo

Graça Brandão

Acacia Gallery

FL Gallery

HALCYON GALLERY

AINA NOWACK / AAC

GALERIA ALVARO ALCAZAR

JOSE DE LA MANO GALERIA DE ARTE

GALERIA BACELOS

LAMB ARTS

GALERIA FILOMENA SOARES

La New Gallery Twin Gallery

GALERIA FORUM

LOCKED ROOM ART PROJECTS

GALERIA La argentina by argentinartes

Maddox Arts

ALBA CABRERA GALLERY BLANCA SOTO ARTE C-Arte Gallery Cecilia Caballero arte contemporaneo Document Art Gallery EL MIRADOR ESPACIO England & Co

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nueveochenta GalerIa Rafael Ortiz Galeria VIctor Lope Arte Contemporaneo

Oliva Arauna PabellOn 4 Arte ContemporAneo

prometeogallery di Ida Pisani Salar galería de arte y PSH Projects Rainhart Gallery rosenfeld porcini

PINTA Projects Atelier MK Cibelle

PINTA DESIGN Curated by Manuel Díaz Cebrián

Aural Ana Bella Geiger

PINTA media art Curated by Rolando J. Carmona

Casado Santapau Tatiana Echeverri

PINTA photo Curated by Sue Steward

SET ESPAI D´ART SP koren ART Steve Turner Contemporary ungloborojo Y Gallery

Galeria Leme Sandra Gamarra Galería Vanguardia / Galería Senda Anna Malagrida

IN FOCUS Black and White in Spanish Geometry from 1950 to 1970 Curated by José de la Mano

Marilia Razuk Ana Luiza Dias Batista

SPECIAL PROJECTS

Oficina #1 Lucia Pizzani

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Y Gallery JazmIn LOpez

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Ateliê Alê

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ART GALLERIES

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100 kubik

Mohrenstrasse 21 50670 Cologne Germany T. +49 221 9464 5991 M. +49 172 246 8876 info@100kubik.de www.100kubik.de DIRECTOR Dr. Carmen González-Borràs ASSISTANT Ms. Vanessa Einighammer EXHIBITING ARTISTS Solo Show: Salustiano GALLERY ARTISTS Fine Arts: Carlos Albert, Enrique Asensi, Arcadio Blasco, Victor Dolz, Hugo Fontela, Alberto Hernández, Matías Krahn, David Murcia, José Antonio Orts, Salustiano Photography: Mauro Fariñas, Héctor Garrido, Chema Madoz, Peyrotau & Sediles, Isabel Tallos Graphic Art: Eduardo Chillida, Equipo Crónica, Amadeo Gabino, Joan Miró, Manuel Rivera, Marta Sanz, Antoni Tàpies, Salvador Victoria, Moisés Yagües

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Salustiano Demian, 2014 Natural pigments, oil and acrylic resin on canvas 101 x 152 cm

Salustiano I´ll be there (Juan Eucaristico), 2014 Natural pigments, oil and acrylic resin on canvas, Ø 80 cm

Salustiano I´ll be there (Juan I am lucky), 2014 Natural pigments, oil and acrylic resin on canvas, Ø 80 cm

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3 + 1 ARTE CONTEMPORÂNEA

Rua António Maria Cardoso 31 1200-026 Lisbon Portugal T. +351 210 170 765 M. +351 938 725 298 galeria@3m1arte.com www.3m1arte.com DIRECTORS James Steele Jorge Viegas EXHIBITING ARTISTS ARTISTS50: Claire de Santa Coloma, Gabriela Machado, Rui Horta Pereira, Rosana Ricalde GALLERY ARTISTS Tiago Baptista,Claire de Santa Coloma, Daniela Krtsch, Maria Laet, Gabriela Machado, João Ferro Martins, Carlos Mélo, Rui Horta Pereira, Rosana Ricalde, Sam Smith, Sara & André, André Trindade

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Gabriela Machado Exhibition Rever (Detail), 2013 Installation

Rui Horta Pereira Enquanto o Tempo, Secção II, 2013 Solarised coloured paper, mounted on cardboard, 139 x 164 cm

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Acacia Gallery

San José 114 / Industria y Consulado 10200 Havana Cuba T. +537 863 9364 T. +535 274 6057 lacacia@cubarte.cult.cu DIRECTORS Tatiana Alvarez Delgado Tania María Piñeiro Bequet EXHIBITING ARTISTS Glauber Ballestero, Inti Hernández, José Ángel Vincench GALLERY ARTISTS Antonio Vidal, Eduardo Roca, Nelson Domínguez, Pedro Pablo Oliva, Salvador Corratgé, Manuel Mendive, Wifredo Lam, Víctor Manuel García, Amelia Peláez, René Portocarrero and Servando Cabrera Moreno

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Glauber Ballestero Amava Linaje - Appaloosa, 2013 C-print inside resin capsule, 30 x 30 cm

Inti Hernﾃ｡ndez Sendero de vida II (serie Lugar en Encuentro), 2014 Cabinetry, 39 x 39 x 27,5 cm

Josﾃｩ ﾃ］gel Vincench Serie: El peso de las palabras, 2013 Gold leave on canvas, 50 x 50 cm

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AINA NOWACK / AAC

Calle del Darro Nº 16 28002 Madrid Spain T. +34 610 56 90 30 M. +34 915 64 11 90 galeria@ainanowack.com www.ainanowack.com DIRECTOR Aina Nowack ASSISTANT Ana San Emeterio EXHIBITING ARTISTS Marta Arrieta, Laurent Martin “Lo”, María Noël GALLERY ARTISTS Inés Bancalari, Rafael Bueno, Juan José Cambre, Mariano Cornejo, Grillo Demo, Eduardo Hoffmann, Ides Kihlen, Martín Reyna, Jasmine Rossi, Eduardo Stupía, Inés White, Iñigo Zulueta

María Noël Celebration - Diptych (detail), 2012 Mixed media on canvas, 180 x 180 cm

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Marta Arrieta Dintre meu, 2014 Mixed media on paper 42 x 30 cm

Laurent Martin “Lo�

Energy dome, 2013 Tanning phyloctasis bamboo and titan thread 160 x 205 cm

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ALBA CABRERA GALLERY

Félix Pizcueta 20, Bajo Derecha 46004 Valencia Spain T. +34 963 51 1400 M. +34 615 05 1107 alba.cabrera@gmail.com www.albacabrera.com DIRECTOR Graciela Devincenzi D´Amico EXHIBITING ARTISTS Fabio Camarotta, Jacinto Moros, Willy Ramos GALLERY ARTISTS Álvaro Tamarit, Cachete Jack, Carmen Baena, El Roto (Premio Nacional de Ilustración 2.012) Andrés Rábago, Eva Armisén, Fabio Camarotta, Gustavo Díaz Sosa, Joan Cardells, Lourdes Fisa, Jacinto Moros, Luis Rivera Linares, Luis Vidal, Mar Solís, Marina Anaya, Moisés Yagües, Pepe Yagües, Perico Pastor, Willy Ramos, Rocío Verdejo, Rubén Martín de Lucas, Rocío Villalonga

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Jacinto Moros TC 20, 2010 Sculpture maple and ebony wood 51 x 49 x 21 cm

Fabio Camarotta Glasses, 2013 Pressed painting, 100 x 200 cm

Willy Ramos Tropical Garden, 2013 Oil on canvas, 146 x 195 cm

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BLANCA SOTO ARTE

C/ Almadén 13 28014 Madrid Spain T. +34 91 402 3398 T. +34 64 995 3977 galeria@galeriablancasoto.com www.galeriablancasoto.com DIRECTOR Blanca Soto EXHIBITING ARTISTS PSJM, Paula Anta, Imanol Marrodán & Sergio Sotomayor Paintings: J.L Serzo, Jesús Zurita GALLERY ARTISTS Agustina Nuñez, Artur Lescher, Chus García Fraile, Claudia Jaguaribe, Eliezer Sonnenschein, Fabiano Gonper, Felipe Barbosa, Imanol Marrodán, Jesús Zurita, Jonathan Notario, Marchesi, Jose Luis Santalla, Jose Luis Serzo, Luis Quintero, Manuel Barbero, Mercedes Schamber, Oscar Seco, Paula Anta, Pepe Enguínados, PSJM, Ricardo Alcaide, Ruth Quirce, Sergio Sotomayor y Szymon Roginski

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Sergio Sotomayor Piedra (serie) / Stone (series), 2005/2010 Digital sculpture, pigment print, Diasec, 70 x 150 cm Edition 5 + AP

Paula Anta Serie L’Arquitecture des Arbres, 2013 Installation made of a painted tree with black acrylic / C-print 120 x 165 cm

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Elecciones generales en España 2011 (partidos en el parlamento) / General Elections in Spain 2011(parties in Parliament), 2013 Acrylic on canvas, 60 x 60 cm

Elecciones generales en España 2011 (partidos, abstención, voto nulo y en blanco) / General Elections in Spain 2011 (parties, abstentions, null and blank votes), 2013 Acrylic on canvas, 60 x 60 cm

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C-Arte Gallery

Rivadavia 1543 C1033AAF Ciudad Aut贸noma de Buenos Aires Argentina M. +54911 3141 0679 info@c-arte.com.ar www.c-arte.com.ar DIRECTOR Alejandra Frida Laurenzi EXHIBITING ARTISTS Adriana Cora, Cristina Hauk, Isabel Hooft, Milagro Torreblanca, Claudia Vivero GALLERY ARTISTS Kirsten Mosel, Alejandro Scasso, Jorge Demirjian, Luisa Gonz谩lez, Juan Doffo, Laura Davis, Patricia Salamonde

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Claudia Vivero Serie Superpuestos, 2013 Mixed media, 40 x 17 cm

Cristina Hauk Circular 3, 2013 Acrylic on canvas 120 x 120 cm

Milagro Torreblanca Homos Sacer, 2013 Mixed media, 50,8 x 50,8 cm

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cecilia caballero arte contemporAneo

Av. Alvear 1761 local 9 C1014AAE Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires Argentina T. +5411 4815 0699 M. +54911 4577 4192 galeriaceciliacaballero@gmail.com ceciliacaballero@fibertel.com.ar www.cecilia-caballero.blogspot.com DIRECTOR Cecilia Caballero ASSISTANT Agustina Taruschio EXHIBITING ARTISTS Isabel De Laborde, Manuel Ameztoy The gallery has an inventory of Latin American Masters of the twentieth century (Xul Solar, Benedit, Kuitca, Seguí, Berni, De La Vega, Aizenberg, Pettoruti, Heredia, Macció, amongst others) GALLERY ARTISTS Manuel Ameztoy, Ernesto Arellano, James Peck, Jimena Travaglio, Donjo León, Simone Erwele, Isabel De Laborde, Belén Romero Gunset, Verónica Madanes, Mónica van Asperen, Diego Atucha, Carlos Ricci, Sol Pipkin, Julián Camargo, Sandro Pereira, Diego Mur, Jimena Fuertes, Lisandro Aguilera

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Isabel De Laborde A from the Kite-kits series, 2013/14 Articulated metal, magnets, ink on paper, silkscreen, transfer and wood Variable dimensions

Manuel Ameztoy “Evita� series, 2014 Cut out Argentinian bank notes on mylar, conservation mounting in acrylic box, 28 x 62 x 4,5 cm

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Document Art Gallery

Castillo 243 C1414AWE Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires Argentina T. + 5411 4774 2300 M. + 54911 4774 3885 info@document-art.com www.document-art.com DIRECTOR Ricardo Ocampo EXHIBITING ARTISTS Ulises Carrión, Felipe Ehrenberg, Kenneth Kemble, Augusto de Campos GALLERY ARTISTS Margarita Paksa, Ivald Granato, Gastao de Magalhaes, Luis Pazos, Juan Carlos Romero, Elías Adasme, Ulises Carrión, Clemente Padín, Graciela Gutiérrez Marx, Grupo Escombros, Jose Luis Landet, Luz María Bedoya

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Kemble, Barilari, López Anaya, Roiger, Seguí, Torras, Wells Invitación de la exposición Arte Destructivo, 1961 Lirolay Gallery, 13 x 16 cm

Ulises Carrión Untitled, 1972 Collage, ink. Signed. Framed Each collage is 21 x 15 cm

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EL MIRADOR ESPACIO

Brasil 301 C1154AACC Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires Argentina T. +54 11 4361 0711 M. +54 911 3034 1129 info@elmiradorespacio.com www.elmiradorespacio.com DIRECTOR Martín Bersten ASSISTANT Heliana Rucco EXHIBITING ARTISTS Marina Sábato, Celeste Martínez, Débora Pierpaoli GALLERY ARTISTS Martín Dipaola, Marina Sábato, Celeste Martínez, Alejandro Tosso, Mariana Bersten, Raúl Scari, Débora Pierpaoli, Alejandro Moreyra, Amparo Bernabé, Ezequiel Semo

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Celeste Martínez Arqueología de un silencio, 2014 Photography lambda print, 160 x 90 cm Edition 1/ 5

DĂŠbora Pierpaoli Untitled, 2013 Installation: ceramic and gold, 200 x 150 cm

Marina SĂĄbato Cuerno de Oro, 2013 Mix ink on paper, 45 x 70 cm

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England & Co

90-92 Great Portland Street London W1W 7NT United Kingdom T. +44 (0) 207 436 1873 info@englandgallery.com www.englandgallery.com DIRECTORS Jane England Derek MacRae EXHIBITING ARTISTS Cecilia Vicuña, Clay Perry, Aruma - Sandra de Berduccy, John Dugger, Eduardo Kac, Antoni Tàpies GALLERY ARTISTS Modern & contemporary international & British

Aruma – Sandra de Berduccy 5 Mil – 5.000, 2012 Series of 5 cut bank notes – bills Framed size, 58 x 27,5 cm

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Cecilia Vicu単a Gillette Buddha, 1970/2013 Archival inkjet print, 20,5 x 25,5 cm

Cecilia Vicu単a Cabeza Amarrada 2, 1970/2013 Archival inkjet print, 25,5 x 20,5 cm

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Espacio Makarius

Uruguay 967 C1015ABS Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires Argentina M. +54 911 6969 2211 M. +54 911 5721 5379 makarius2012@gmail.com www.espaciomakarius.com.ar www.makarius.com DIRECTORS Karim Makarius Sergio Kadysz EXHIBITING ARTISTS Sameer Makarius, Karim Makarius GALLERY ARTISTS Sameer Makarius, Werner Bischof, Martín Chambi, Félix Nadar, Ricardo Sanso, Pierre Verger, Andy Warhol, Henri Cartier Bresson, Tina Modotti, Cris Beckman, Lucas Chillemi, Santiago Carrera, Nicola Costantino, Eduardo Comesana, Jacobo Fiterman, Morfi Jiménez Mercado, Agustina Macri, Ramiro Ciciliani, Javier Silva Meinel, Julia Vargas

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Sameer Makarius Kavanagh bajo la niebla, 1961 Vintage gelatin silver print, 50 x 60 cm

Karim Makarius Homenaje a Calder, 1977 Gouache on paper

Sameer Makarius Balc贸n, Paris 1947 Vintage gelatin silver print, 50 x 60 cm

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ESPACIO MINIMO

C/ Doctor Fourquet 17 28012 Madrid Spain T. +34 91 467 6156 M. +34 61 979 4624 galeria@espaciominimo.es www.espaciominimo.es DIRECTORS José Martínez Calvo Luis Valverde ASSISTANT Oscar López Fernández EXHIBITING ARTISTS Nono Bandera, Bene Bergado, Paz Errázuriz, Teresa Lanceta, Juan Luis Moraza, Liliana Porter GALLERY ARTISTS Manu Arregui, Nono Bandera, Bene Bergado, Ane Berning, Felipe Cortés, Liu Ding, Jan Fabre, Miguel Ángel Gaüeca, Philip Jones, Teresa Lanceta, Antonio Montalvo, Juan Luis Moraza, Manu Muniategiandikoetxea, Neil Farber & Michael Dumontier, Erwin Olaf, Liliana Porter, Tom of Finland

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Bene Bergado Homocapitalensis, 2010 Sculpture / Polyurethane 97 x 60 x 27 cm. Edition 1/1 + 1 AP

Juan Luis Moraza Endscape II (Anderssendufresne), 2013 Sculpture / polished aluminum wood and enamel on mirror base 100 x 100 x 100 cm. Unique

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Fernando Pradilla / El Museo

Galería El Museo Calle 81 # 11-41 Bogotá Colombia T. +57 (1) 744 7588/89 F. +57 (1) 744 7596 M. +57 311 531 6323 info@galeriaelmuseo.com www.galeriaelmuseo.com

Galería Fernando Pradilla Claudio Coello 20 Madrid 28001 Spain T. +34 91 575 4804 F. +34 91 577 6907 M. +34 67 645 2595 gfp@galeriafernandopradilla.es www.galeriafernandopradilla.com

DIRECTOR Luis Fernando Pradilla EXHIBITING ARTISTS Ignacio Bautista, Emilio Gañán, Germán Gómez, Marcos López, Nadín Ospina, Javier Vanegas GALLERY ARTISTS Ana Adarve, Albano Afonso, Ananké Asseff, Débora Arango, Álvaro Barrios, Mira Bernabeu, Ignacio Bautista, Alejandro Bombín, Fernando Botero, Starsky Brines, Luis Caballero, Manuel Calderón, Sebastián Camacho, Aurora Cañero, Juan Francisco Casas, María Cristina Cortés, Juanita Carrasco, Hildebrando De Castro, Sebastián Dávila, César Delgado, Salvador Díaz, Adriana Duque, Victoria Encinas, Jaime Franco, Emilio Gañán, Germán Gómez, Miguel Harte, Pipo Hernández, Marcos López, Moisés Mahiques, Armando Mariño, José Horacio Martínez, Juan Carlos Martínez, Marco Mojica, Mariana Monteagudo, Fernando Montiel, Santiago Morilla, Beth Moysés, Vicky Neumann, Alejandro Obregón, Catalina Ortiz, Nadín Ospina, Federico Pardo, Marta Mª Pérez Bravo, Mauro Piva, Ambra Polidori, Gustavo Rezende, Ángel Ricardo Ríos, Juan Antonio Roda, Carlos Rojas, Carlos Salazar Arenas, Bernardo Salcedo, Alejandra Seeber, Lina Sinisterra, Diego Vallejo, Mónica Van Asperen, Javier Vanegas, Alexis W 46

Marcos López Piernas y templarios, 2013 Inkjet print - Edition 10, 60 x 80 cm

Nadín Ospina

Emilio Gañán

Dignatario Mantegna. Edition 20, 2000 Ceramic, 27 x 13 x 12 cm

Amarna, 2014 Acrylic on linen, 230 x 190 cm

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FL Gallery

Via Circo 1 20123 Milano Italy T. +39 02 6739 1341 T. +39 340 969 1313 info@flgallery.com www.flgallery.com DIRECTORS Gabriela Galati Riccardo Gay EXHIBITING ARTIST Federico Luger GALLERY ARTISTS Michaël Aerts, Abdelkader Benchamma, Mattia Barbieri, Enzo Cucchi, Gabriele Di Matteo, Igor Eskinja, Bruna Esposito, Franklin Evans, Federico Luger, Fausto Gilberti, Diango Hernández, Edgar Orlaineta, Luis Molina - Pantin, Gianni Pettena, Luca Pozzi, Giovanni Rizzoli, Nikola Uzunovski

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Federico Luger In the Round White Cube, 2013 Lambda print on aluminum, 166 x 124 cm

Federico Luger Line Concept 01, 2013 Acrylic, marker and paper on paper, 160 x 150 cm

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GALERIA ALVARO ALCAZAR

Castelló 41 28001 Madrid Spain T. +34 91 781 6039 galeria@galeriaalvaroalcazar.com www.galeriaalvaroalcazar.com DIRECTORS Alvaro Alcázar Carmen Hidalgo Andrea de Labra EXHIBITING ARTISTS Eduardo Arroyo, Simon Edmondson, Juan Garaizabal, Antonio Murado, Guillem Nadal GALLERY ARTISTS Eduardo Arroyo, Matthew Benedict, Rafael Canogar, Luís Canelo, Anthony Caro, Nacho Criado, Simon Edmondson, Javier Garcerá, Juan Garaizabal, Nigel Hall, Mari Puri Herrero, Peter Krauskopf, Lino Lago, Antonio Murado, Guillem Nadal, David Nash, Udo Nöger, Yigal Ozeri, Joseph Maía Sirvent, Ray Smith, Bosco Sodi, Mike and Doug Starn, Simon Zabell

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Eduardo Arroyo Smoking, 2009 Colour pencil on paper, 97,5 x 58 cm

Guillem Nadal Untitled, 2013 Mixed media on paper 70 x 90 cm

Simon Edmondson Double Edge, 2013 Oil on paper, 122 x 152 cm

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GALERIA BACELOS

Doctor Fourquet 6 28012 Madrid Spain T. +34 91 527 2415 F. +34 95 422 6402 M. +34 607 48 5381 galeria@bacelos.com www.bacelos.com DIRECTORS Pepa Gómez Berta Hernández EXHIBITING ARTISTS Jorge Barbi, Francisco Sierra, David Ferrando Giraut GALLERY ARTISTS Abigail Lazkoz, André Sousa, David Ferrando Giraut, Fermín Jiménez Landa, Francisco Sierra, Javier Piñón, Jorge Barbi, Lúa Coderch, Manuel Vilariño

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David Ferrando Giraut Catoptrophilia, 2013 Digital animation with sound, 12´ 14´´

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GALERIA FILOMENA SOARES

Rua da Manutenção 80 1900-321 Lisboa Portugal T. +351 21 862 4122/3 F. +351 21 862 4124 M. +351 96 237 3956 gfilomenasoares@mail.telepac.pt www.gfilomenasoares.com DIRECTORS Filomena Soares Manuel Santos EXHIBITING ARTISTS Ângela Ferreira, Bruno Pacheco, Carlos Motta, Dias & Riedweg, Didier Faustino, Helena Almeida, Jaime De La Jara, João Penalva, João Tabarra, José Pedro Croft, Kiluanji Kia Henda, Pedro Barateiro, Peter Zimmermann, Pilar Albarracín, Rodrigo Oliveira, Rui Chafes, Rui Ferreira, Santiago Parra, Slater Bradley GALLERY ARTISTS Ângela Ferreira, Bruno Pacheco, Carlos Motta, Dias & Riedweg, Didier Faustino, Ghada Amer & Reza Farkhondeh, Günther Förg, Helena Almeida, Herbert Brandl, Inês Botelho, Jaime De La Jara, João Penalva, João Tabarra, José Pedro Croft, Kiluanji Kia Henda, Lida Abdul, Pedro Barateiro, Peter Zimmermann, Pilar Albarracín, Rodrigo Oliveira, Rui Chafes, Rui Ferreira, Santiago Parra, Shirin Neshat, Slater Bradley 54

Pedro Barateiro Palm and Table, 2013 Inkjet print, 79,6 x 99,5 cm Edition 1/3 + 1 PA/AP

Helena Almeida Study for two spaces, 1977 Black and white photograph 4 (42 x 32,5 cm). Edition 4/5

Carlos Motta Taxonomy of the Wild, 2013 Archival inkjet prints on Hahnem端hle paper 135,6 x 508 cm (33,9 x 50,8 cm each) Edition 1/5 + 1 PA/AP

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GALERIA FORUM

Larco 1150 Miraflores L-18 Lima Perú T. +51 1446 1313 F. +51 1241 0508 M. +51 9 9855 9298 claudiapolar@galeriaforum.net www.galeriaforum.net DIRECTOR Claudia Polar EXHIBITING ARTISTS Gabriel Alayza, Augusta Barreda, Fernando de Szyszlo, Sonia Prager, Eduardo Tokeshi, Moico Yaker GALLERY ARTISTS Alejandro Alayza, Gabriel Alayza, Augusta Barreda, Juan Enrique Bedoya, Cristina Colichon, Ma Gracia de Losada, Fenando de Szyszlo, Denise Mulanovich, Michelle Magot, Michelle Prazak, Fernando Otero, Sonia Prager, Tito Monzon, Eduardo Tokeshi, Martha Vértiz, Aldo Shiroma, Rocío Rodrigo, Silvia Westphalen, Moico Yaker

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Eduardo Tokeshi Altarpiece, 2013 Mixed media on MDF, 150 x 150 cm

Augusta Barreda PolĂ­ptico, 2013 Digital photography on cotton paper and metal, 60 x 60 cm

Moico Yaker Untitled, 2014 Bronze surfaces intervened with acid and fire, 57 x 57 cm

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Galeria La argentina by argentinartes

Arroyo 889 local 2 C1007AAA Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires Argentina T. +5411 4958 8570 M. +54911 5838 7838 galerialaargentina@gmail.com www.facebook.com/galerialaargentina www.argentinartes.com DIRECTOR Karina Vázquez EXHIBITING ARTISTS Marco Bizzarri, Jannette Canale, Amelia Errázuriz, Marcelo Von der Heyde, Patricia Pueyrredón GALLERY ARTISTS Tier, Tales, Blanco, Errázuriz, Fourastie, Katz, Garciacelay, Llorente, Lohmann, Pueyrredón, Stier, Von der Heyde

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Marcelo Von der Heyde Profundo, 2013 Acrylic on canvas, 140 x 110 cm

Amelia Err谩zuriz Acopio III, 2014 Oil on canvas and wood, 100 x 200 cm

Patricia Pueyrred贸n Casualidad II Oil on canvas, 130 x 130 cm

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GalerIa Rafael Ortiz

Mármoles 12 41004 Sevilla Spain T. +34 95 421 48 74 F. +34 95 422 64 02 M. +34 607 48 53 81 info@galeriarafaelortiz.com www.galeriarafaelortiz.com DIRECTOR Rafael Ortiz Domínguez EXHIBITING ARTISTS Juan Suárez GALLERY ARTISTS Eugenio Ampudia, José María Baez, José Manuel Ballester, Manolo Bautista, Natividad Bermejo, Jaime Burguillos, Patricio Cabrera, Carmen Calvo, Miguel Ángel Campano, Luis Cruz Hernández, Teresa Duclós, Dorothea von Elbe, Equipo 57, Sonia Espigares, Evru-Zush, Curro González, Luis Gordillo, Rubén Guerrero, Juan Francisco Isidro, Graciela Iturbide, Carmen Laffón, Miki Leal, Mara León, Nico Munuera, Jesús Palomino, Alberto Peral, Pamen Pereira, José Miguel Pereñíguez, Guillermo Pérez Villalta, Betsabeé Romero, Inmaculada Salinas, Antoni Socías, Juan Suárez, Ignacio Tovar, Patricio Vélez, Daniel Verbis, José María Yturralde 60

Juan Suárez Untitled, 1970 Industrial paint on phosphorescent cardboard, 37 x 46 cm

Juan Suárez Untitled, 2013 Mixed media on paper 129,6 x 100 cm

Juan Suárez Primavera, verano, otoño, invierno / Spring, summer, autumn, winter, 2007/2008 Mixed media on wood and aluminium, 193 x 134 cm

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Galeria VIctor Lope Arte Contemporaneo

Aribau 75 08036 Barcelona Spain T. +34 93 667 5559 M. +34 69 646 1211 info@victorlope.com www.victorlope.com DIRECTOR Víctor Lope MARKETING Cintia Torres EXHIBITING ARTISTS Gustavo Díaz Sosa GALLERY ARTISTS Malgosia Jankowska, Salustiano, Iñigo Arregi, Jacinto Moros, Gustavo Díaz Sosa, Esther Stewart, Bernhard Quade, Chris Buissa, Matt Shlian, Hollie Chastain, Fernando Suárez, Alexander Korzer Robinson, Johan Barrios

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Gustavo Díaz Sosa Exodos del nuevo milenio / Exodus of the New Millennium, 2013 Mixed media on canvas, 200 x 200 cm

Gustavo Díaz Sosa El juicio según Kafka / The Trial by Kafka, 2013 Mixed media on canvas 120 x 180 cm

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Galerie Dukan

24 rue Pastourelle 75003 Paris France Spinnereistrabe 7 Halle 4º B 04179 Leipzig Germany T. +33 (0)6 6193 4929 info@galeriedukan.com www.galeriedukan.com DIRECTOR Sam Dukan EXHIBITING ARTISTS Bayrol Jiménez, Alicia Paz, Rosa Maria Unda Souki GALLERY ARTISTS Josef Bolf, Folkert de Jong, Nicholas Di Genova, Nina Fowler, Bayrol Jiménez, John Kleckner, Olivier Masmonteil, Jakub Matuška aka Masker, Yigal Ozeri, Alicia Paz, Jean-Xavier Renaud, Richard Stipl, Johan Tahon, Alexander Tinei, Narcisse Tordoir, Rosa Maria Unda Souki, Craig Wylie

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Bayrol Jiménez Monumentiras, 2013 Acrylic, watercolour, colour pencils and gouache on paper, 81 x 61 cm

Rosa Maria Unda Souki Acorda amor, 2011 Oil on canvas, Ă˜ 80 cm

Alicia Paz Run Deep, 2013 Mixed media on paper 190 x 150 x 3,5 cm

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Galerie Ricardo Fernandes

7 rue du Vertbois 75003 Paris France T. + 33 6 8135 1287 contact@ricardofernandes.biz www.ricardofernandes.biz DIRECTOR Ricardo Chaves Fernandes EXHIBITING ARTISTS Franz Krajcberg, Joaquim Tenreiro, Kakati, Leopoldo Martins, Manabu Mabe, Sérgio Bello, Sérgio Rodrigues GALLERY ARTISTS Adélio Sarro, Antonio Peticov, Kakati, Leopoldo Martins, Lita Cerqueira, Lucia Adverse, Sérgio Bello

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Franz Krajcberg Untitled, 2014 Photograph c-print, 21 x 29 cm

Kakati Urban 670, 2013 Mixed technique on canvas, (2x) 140 x 140 cm

Manabu Mabe Untitled, Circa 1970 Tapestry, 150 x 193 cm

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Graça Brandão

Rua dos Caetanos 26 A 1200-079 Lisboa Portugal T. +35 1 21 346 9183 M. +35 1 91 986 4469 galgblx@mail.telepac.pt www.galeriagracabrandao.com DIRECTOR José Mário Brandão ASSISTANTS António Leal Astrid Rovisco Suzano EXHIBITING ARTISTS Albuquerque Mendes, Fernanda Gomes, Gonçalo Pena, João Maria Gusmão + Pedro Paiva, Lygia Pape, Nuno Sousa Vieira GALLERY ARTISTS Albano Afonso, Albano Afonso e Sandra Cinto, Albuquerque Mendes, Ana Vieira, Fernanda Gomes, Glen Rubsamen, Gonçalo Pena, João Galrão, João Maria Gusmão + Pedro Paiva, Lygia Pape, Nelson Leirner, Niura Bellavinha, Nuno Ramalho, Nuno Sousa Vieira, Orla Barry, Pedro Tudela, Sam Samore

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João Maria Gusmão + Pedro Paiva Three Albinos Telling Jokes by the Fireplace, 2013 16 mm film, colour, no sound, 2’48’

Gonรงalo Pena Untitled, 2008 Pencil and watercolour on paper 27 x 21 cm

Albuquerque Mendes Entarte kunst, 2010 / 2013 Acrylic on canvas, 40 x 40 cm

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HALCYON GALLERY

144-146 New Bond Street London W1S 2PF United Kingdom T. + 020 7100 7144 F. + 020 7100 5144 pinta@halcyongallery.com www.halcyongallery.com DIRECTORS Paul Green Kate Brown ASSISTANT Simon Quintero EXHIBITING ARTISTS Santiago Montoya, Lorenzo Quinn GALLERY ARTISTS Bob Dylan, Dale Chihuly, Lorenzo Quinn, Mauro Perucchetti, Dashi Namdakov, Mitch Griffiths, Pedro Paricio, Santiago Montoya, Ernesto Cรกnovas, John Bauer

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Santiago Montoya Fish & Ships, 2012 Manila rope, fiberglass and polypropylene, 350 x 200 x 200 cm Unique

Santiago Montoya Tally Sticks, 2014 Teak wood and paper money 122 x 122 x 122 cm Unique

Lorenzo Quinn La Dolce Vita, 2010 Aluminium, resin, Cor-ten steel and an authentic 1964 Vespa 240 x 300 x 490 cm. Unique

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JOSE DE LA MANO GALERIA DE ARTE

Claudio Coello 6 28001 Madrid Spain T. +34 91 435 0174 galeria@josedelamano.com www.josedelamano.com DIRECTORS José de la Mano Alberto Manrique EXHIBITING ARTISTS Black and White in Spanish Geometry from 1950 to 1970

Manuel Calvo, José Duarte, Equipo 57, José Luis Gómez Perales, José María de Labra, Ángel Luque, Pablo Palazuelo, Juan Puig Manera, Enrique Salamanca, Eusebio Sempere, Jesús de la Sota GALLERY ARTISTS Manuel Calvo, José Duarte, Alberto Fabra, José Luis Gómez Perales, José María de Labra, Esteban Lisa, Juan Puig Manera, Enrique Salamanca, Ideal Sánchez, Jesús de la Sota

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Alberto Fabra R-34, c. 1970s Oil on canvas, 38 x 55 cm

Ideal Sรกnchez Composition, 1949-57 Oil on canvas, 55 x 45 cm

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LAMB ARTS

22 Roland Gardens London SW7 3PL United Kingdom T. +44 787 496 7980 T. +55 119 9852 5850 lucinda@lamb-arts.com www.lamb-arts.com DIRECTOR Lucinda Bellm EXHIBITING ARTISTS Hugo Frasa, Nazareth Pacheco, Patricia Camet, Fernando Otero GALLERY ARTISTS Fernando Otero, Tete De Alancar, Nazareth Pacheco, Hugo Frasa, Christopher Page, Ruben Brulat, Luiz Hermano, Patricia Camet, Jose Romussi Nazareth Pacheco Inf창ncia, 2013 Crystal and razor blade, 70 x 26 cm

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Fernando Otero Yellow Triangle, 2014 Oil on canvas, 180 x 180 cm

Hugo Frasa Untitled, 2013 Acyrlic on canvas, 15 x 25 cm each

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La New Gallery Twin Gallery

La New Gallery Carranza 6 28004 Madrid Spain T. +34 914 45 6557 F. +34 914 45 7704 M. +34 669 64 0110 info@lanewgallery.com www.lanewgallery.com DIRECTORS Juan Valverde Ricardo García EXHIBITING ARTISTS Cristina de Middel, Santiago Talavera GALLERY ARTISTS Cristina de Middel, Santiago Talavera, Ruth Gómez, Santiago Ydañez, Lois Patiño, Simón Arrebola, Juan Fernández Álava, Elena Fernández Prada, Roberto Coromina, Jorge Fuembuena, Nikita Rodríguez, Felicidad Moreno

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Twin Gallery San Hermenegildo 28 28015 Madrid Spain T. +34 912 87 0011 M. +34 659 27 2168 info@twinstudio.es www.twinstudio.es DIRECTORS Cristina Fernández, Beatriz Fernández, Blanca Fernández, Rocío de la Serna EXHIBITING ARTISTS Gema Álava, Rosalía Banet, Tito Pérez Mora GALLERY ARTISTS Rosalía Banet, Rosó Cusó, Tito Pérez Mora, Yani Alonso, Gema Álava, Iván Cantos, Daniel Vega Borrego, Manuel Franquelo Giner, Marla Jacarilla, Ubay Murillo

Rosalía Banet, Mapamundi desollado / Skinning World Map, from the series Carthographies of Pain, 2013 Acrylic and pencil on paper, 130 x 210 cm

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Jambo, from the series “The Afronauts”, 2012 Digital print on Hahnemühle paper, 100 x 100 cm

Umeko, from the series “The Afronauts”, 2012 Digital print on Hahnemühle paper, 100 x 100 cm

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LOCKED ROOM ART PROJECTS

Leonor Meza Martinez s/n 23232 Los Cabos BCS Mexico T. +52 555 364 1330 T. +52 612 114 0159 info@lockedroomartprojects.com www.lockedroomartprojects.com DIRECTOR Ricardo Suárez Haro EXHIBITING ARTIST Othón Castañeda GALLERY ARTISTS Othón Castañeda, Carolina Fernández Oro, Fiona Henderson

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Oth贸n Casta帽eda Anonymous, 2014 (detail) Mixed media, variable dimensions

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Maddox Arts

52 Brook’s Mews London W1K 4ED United Kingdom T. +44 0207 495 3101 M. +44 777 859 5959 info@maddoxarts.com mario@maddoxarts.com www.maddoxarts.com DIRECTOR Mario Palencia EXHIBITING ARTISTS Carlos Cruz-Diez, Daniel Medina, Daniel Steegmann, León Ferrari, Miler Lagos, Mondongo GALLERY ARTISTS Ana Cvorovic, Caroline Rothwell, Cipriano Martínez, Daniel Medina, Emi Miyashita, Emilia Sunyer, Glenda León, Ivan Capote, Knopp Ferro, Julian Wild, Mondongo, Peter Griffin, Rafael Reveron, Troika

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Miler Lagos Circle of the Times (Red), 2014 Intersected newspaper 150 x 150 cm

Le贸n Ferrari La Espera / The Wait, 1990 Braille on photograph 31,7 x 41,4 cm

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nueveochenta

Calle 70 # 9-80 Bogotá Colombia T. +57 1 347 6071 F. +57 1 346 6987 M. +57 310 481 5140 info@nueveochenta.com www.nueveochenta.com DIRECTORS Carlos Hurtado Eliana Baquero EXHIBITING ARTISTS Jaime Ávila, Luis Hernández Mellizo, Ricardo Rendón GALLERY ARTISTS Jaime Ávila, Marcela Cárdenas, Barbarita Cardozo, Natalia Castañeda, Aldo Chaparro, Matías Duville, Ana Mercedes Hoyos, Luis Hernández Mellizo, Juan Fernando Herrán, Kevin Simón Mancera.

José Olano, Esteban Peña, Ricardo Rendón, Nicolás Robbio, Lester Rodríguez, Saúl Sánchez, Jaime Tarazona, Fernando Uhía

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Ricardo Rendón Triple Affirmation, 2012 Perforated industrial felt, 135 x 146 cm each

Luis Hernﾃ｡ndez Mellizo Sin nombre Mellizo, 2005-2007 Ink on printed phonebook, 24 x 672 cm

Jaime ﾃ」ila From the Talento Piratas Series, 2013 Photography and cd cases, 110 x 200 cm

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Oliva Arauna

Calle Barquillo 29 28004 Madrid Spain T. +34 91 435 1808 T. +34 69 000 3186 galeria@olivarauna.com www.olivarauna.com DIRECTOR Oliva Arauna EXHIBITING ARTISTS Alfredo Jaar, Miguel Río Branco, Ana Gallardo, Adriana Molder, Concha Prada, Juan Carlos Robles GALLERY ARTISTS Chema Alvargonzález, Botto & Bruno, Adriana Molder, Alexandra Ranner, Antanas Sutkus, Per Barclay, Alfredo Jaar, Zwelethu Mthethwa, Miguel Río Branco, Gabriele Basilico, Jorge Molder, Concha Prada, Juan Carlos Robles, Ana Gallardo

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Alfredo Jaar Gold in the Morning, 1985 Light box, 130 x 190 cm Edition of 3

Miguel Río Branco Bola de cristal ciega (diptych) Cibachrome, 80 x 80 cm each Edition of 5

Juan Carlos Robles Cabeza caníbal, 2011 Sculpture, wooden box, plaster and pigment 42 x 62 x 62 cm Unique

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PabellOn 4 Arte ContemporAneo

Uriarte 1332 Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires Argentina T. +54 11 4779 2654 M. +54 911 6908 0638 galeria@pabellon4.com www.pabellon4.com DIRECTOR Néstor Zonana Cohen EXHIBITING ARTISTS Paula Otegui, Manuel Archain, Natalia Revilla, Dino Bruzzone, Oscar Castellanos GALLERY ARTISTS Javier Bilatz, Oscar Castellanos, Martín Castillo Morales, Guillermo Jones, Milcho, Jorge Mónaco, Sebastián Pastorino, Alejandro Thornton, Sofía López Mañán, Silvio Fischbein

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Manuel Archain Central Station, 2013 Lambda print Edition 1/7, 14 x 90 cm Edition 1/5 125 x 160 cm

Paula Otegui Which Part Did You Not Understand, 2014 Acrylic on canvas, 200 x 150 cm

Natalia Revilla Rivers from Lima, 2014 Charcoal on canvas - Polyptych 91 x 60 cm – 40 x 35 cm – 60 x 53 cm – 31 x 60 cm

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prometeogallery di Ida Pisani

Via G. Ventura 3 20134 Milan Italy T/F. +39 2 2692 4450 M. +39 32 9056 4102 info@prometeogallery.com www.prometeogallery.com DIRECTOR Ida Pisani Regina José Galindo EXHIBITING ARTISTS Regina José Galindo, Aníbal López (A-1 53167) GALLERY ARTISTS Alterazioni Video, Aníbal López (A-1 53167), Maria José Arjona, Zbynek Baladran, Blue and Joy, Rossella Biscotti, Michelangelo Consani, Fabrizio Cotognini, Democracia, Regina José Galindo, Ion Grigorescu, Hiwa K, Jannis Kounellis, Ivan Moudov, Ciprian Muresan, Orlan, Marco Salvetti, Santiago Sierra, Giuseppe Stampone, Veres Szabolcs, Stefanos Tsivopoulos, Driant Zeneli

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Tierra, 2013 Photograph, glossy print on forex, 90 x 135 cm

Regina José Galindo Hilo de tiempo, 2012 Photograph, glossy print on forex, 90 x 135 cm

Aníbal López (A-1 53167) Testimonio, 2012 Photograph, lambda print on dibond, 120 x 180 cm

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PSH Projects / Salar Galeria de arte

Ave. Ecuador # 2534 La Paz Bolivia Calle 9 #2 - 40 Este Bogotá Colombia T. +1 301 357 0580 info@salart.org christopherpaschall@me.com www.salart.org www.pshprojects.com DIRECTORS Mariano Ugalde Christopher Paschall EXHIBITING ARTISTS Rafael Gomezbarros, Fernando Arias, Sonia Falcone, Gastón Ugalde, Delta 9, Sara Modiano, Alejandro Ospina GALLERY ARTISTS Rafael Gomezbarros, Fernando Arias, Sonia Falcone, Gastón Ugalde, Delta 9, Sara Modiano, Alejandro Ospina

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Sonia Falcone Colour Field, 2013 Mixed media installation Dimensions variable

Gast贸n Ugalde Untitled, 2014 C-print, 80 x 120 cm

Rafael Gomezbarros Somos # 4, 5, 6, 2013 Ceramic and Bonsai, dimensions variable

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Rainhart Gallery

90 rue Washington 1050 Ixelles Brussels Belgium T. +32 2 649 2469 andrea@rainhadomarart.com www.rainhart.net DIRECTORS Andréa Pastore Margaux Anger EXHIBITING ARTISTS Marcio Almeida, Lourival Cuquinha, Rafael Gomezbarros, Alejandro Tobon, Yvan Capote GALLERY ARTISTS Rafael Gomezbarros Kilian Glasner, Jorge Wellesley, Marcio Almeida, Bruno Vilela, Alejandro Tobon, Wagner Malta Tavares, Douglas Argüelles Cruz, Rafael Villarez, Santiago Rodríguez Olazábal, Danay Vigoa, Cirenaica Moreira, René Peña, Alberto Bitar, Hander Lara, Guibert Rosales, Adonis Ferro, Eudes Mota, Juan Camilo Alvarez, Eduardo Ponjuán, Daniel Santiago

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Marcio Almeida Untitled, 2013 Mixed media on paper, 96 x 66 cm

Rafael Gomezbarros La especialidad de la casa, 2011 Steel spoons, ร 37 cm

Lourival Cuquinha Proyecto del Arte Financeiro Valor Revolucionรกrio, 2014 Flag made with bank notes of 3, 10 and 20 Cuban pesos total of 3.017 Cuban pesos

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rosenfeld porcini

37 Rathbone Street London W1T 1NZ United Kingdom T. +44 (0) 20 7637 1133 M. +44 (0) 770 226 3470 georgia@rosenfeldporcini.com www.rosenfeldporcini.com DIRECTORS Ian Rosenfeld Dario Porcini SALES Georgia Adamson COMMUNICATIONS Jessica Bélanger EXHIBITING ARTISTS Sebastian Gordin, Eduardo Stupía, Francisco de Corcuera, Enrique Brinkmann GALLERY ARTISTS Roberto Almagno, Pietro Manzo, Emmanuel Barcilon, Keita Miyazaki, Enrique Brinkmann, Robert Muntean, Francisco de Corcuera, Bongsu Park,Leonardo Drew, Lanfranco Quadrio, Mehran Elminia, Nicola Samori, Herbert Golser, Julien Spianti, Aida Rubio Gonzalez, Spazio Visivo, Silvia Hatzl, Eduardo Stupía, Gideon Kiefer, Bogdan Vladuta, Cesare Lucchini, Rossana Zaera, Levi Van Veluw 94

Francisco de Corcuera Untitled VII, 2012 Oil, acrylic and pencil on canvas 190,5 x 220 cm

Eduardo StupĂ­a Landscape III, 2013 Mixed media on canvas 200 x 300 cm

Enrique Brinkmann Cuatro Estudios de Sonajero Chino, 2011 Oil on steel mesh, 205 x 440 cm

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SET ESPAI D´ART

Miracle del Mocadoret Square Nº 4 46001 Valencia Spain T. +34 96 392 00 24 M. +34 66 643 95 85 info@setespaidart.com www.setespaidart.com DIRECTORS Reyes Martínez Fuentes Juan Montagud Bella EXHIBITING ARTISTS Cristina Almodóvar, Juan Olivares, Andreu Alfaro, Lukas Ulmi, Sergio Barrera GALLERY ARTISTS Cristina Almodóvar, Ibán Ramón, Mayte Alonso, Isidro Ferrer, Javi Moreno, Juan Olivares, Lukas Ulmi, Rubén Tortosa, Sara Sanz, Sean Mackaoui, Sergio Barrera

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Lukas Ulmi Daedalus Study I / Estudio de Dédalo I, 2013 Iron rod, 56 x 50 x 36 cm

Cristina Almod贸var Through the Wall I / A trav茅s del muro I, 2013 Iron, 200 x 190 x 27 cm

Juan Olivares Barricade IV / Barricada IV, 2013 Acrylic and oil on canvas 180 x 200 cm

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SP koren ART

71 Cadogan Square London SW1X 0DY United Kingdom T. +02 07 235 2951 T. +07 77 961 4026 info@spkorenart.com www.spkorenart.com DIRECTOR Esperanza Koren EXHIBITING ARTISTS Xavier Mascarò, Bosco Sodi, Antoni Saura, Picasso GALLERY ARTISTS Xavier Mascarò, Bosco Sodi, Javier Ubeda Xavier Mascarò Hug, 2013 Aluminium, 83 x 63 x 65 cm

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Xavier Mascar貌 Small Guardians, 2013 Iron and ceramic, 64 x 44 x 28 cm each

Xavier Mascar贸 Iron Guardian, 2010 Cast iron, 118 x 61 x 76 cm

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Steve Turner Contemporary

6026 Wilshire Blvd.

90036 Los Angeles, California United States T. +1 323 931 3721 F. +1 323 931 3751 info@steveturnercontemporary.com www.steveturnercontemporary.com DIRECTOR Steve Turner EXHIBITING ARTISTS Carlos Martiel, Pablo Rasgado, Camilo Restrepo GALLERY ARTISTS Maria Anwander, James Gobel, Deborah Grant, Werner Herzog, Luis Hidalgo, Carlos Martiel, Edgar Orlaineta, Pablo Rasgado, Camilo Restrepo, RafaĂŤl Rozendaal, Michael Staniak, Fabiola Torres - Alzaga, Rowan Wood

Camilo Restrepo Salvador, 2014 Ink, water-soluble wax pastel, tape, newspaper clippings and saliva on paper, 118 x 63 cm

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Pablo Rasgado Arquitectura desdoblada (LACMA), 2013 Drywall and acrylic paint 100 x 100 cm

Carlos Martiel Hijo Pr贸digo, 2010 Digital print on aluminum, 70 x 52 cm

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ungloborojo

Los gigantes 3040 5000 Córdoba Argentina M. +54 9 351 560 1809 M. +54 9 351 239 3128 M. +54 9 351 522 1778 ungloborojocba@gmail.com ungloborojoargentina.blogspot.com.ar www.la-playa.tumblr.com DIRECTORS Margarita Nores Marino, Daniel Antonio Martínez, Flor Defilippi EXHIBITING ARTISTS Dolores Esteve, Verónica Meloni, Celeste Martínez GALLERY ARTISTS Christian Román, Verónica Meloni, Luz Novillo Corvalán, Zoe Di Rienzo, Gustavo Piñero, Pablo Peisino, Claire De Santa Coloma, Dolores Esteve, Luciano Burba, Eva Finquelstein, Aníbal Buede, Dolores Cáceres, Hijas de Israel, Manuel Pascual

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Celeste Martínez Maladie / objects, 2012 Pottery operated with dermoscopic photographs of skin diseases, variable dimensions

Dolores Esteve Spleen Series, 2010 Digital photography, 60 x 40 cm

Ver贸nica Meloni Negotiation Project Work in Progress 2007 - 2014 Video recording frames

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Y Gallery

165 Orchard Street New York NY10002 United States T. +1 347 337 1489 T. +1 415 636 0760 info@ygallerynewyork.com www.ygallerynewyork.com DIRECTORS Carlos García Montero Nacho Valle EXHIBITING ARTISTS Alberto Borea, Alberto Casari, Jazmín López, Raquel Rabinovich, Manuela Viera - Gallo GALLERY ARTISTS Miguel Aguirre, Artemio, Alberto Borea, Ryan Brown, Juanli Carrión, Christoph Draeger, Andrea Galvani, Eung Ho Park, Mauricio Ianês, Norma Markley, Carlos Motta, G.T. Pellizzi, Alejandra Prieto, Manuela Viera - Gallo

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Manuela Viera - Gallo Balance Series 1, 2013 Sawdust and enamel on paper, 60 x 90 cm

Alberto Casari EM12-02, 2012 Paint and holes on waxed canvas, 262 x 138 cm

Raquel Rabinovich River Library 299, 2006-2008 Parana River mud and glue on Essindia paper, 28 x 47cm

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PINTA PROJECTS

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Pinta Projects Atelier MK presents Cibelle Aural presents Ana Bella Geiger Casado Santapau presents Tatiana Echeverri Galería Leme presents Sandra Gamarra Galería Vanguardia / Galería Senda present Anna Malagrida Marilia Razuk presents Ana Luiza Dias Batista Oficina #1 presents Lucia Pizzani Y Gallery presents Jazmín López 108

Pinta projects Curated by Kiki Mazzucchelli and Catherine Petitgas

Kiki Mazzucchelli is an independent curator and writer working between London and São Paulo. She holds an MA in Visual Cultures from Goldsmiths College and is currently a PhD candidate at TrAIN (University of the Arts) researching exhibition histories with a focus on Brazilian art. She was the curator of Mythologies by Proxy at the Museum of Modern Art of São Paulo in 2013. Other recent curatorial projects include Hüseyin Bahri Alptekin’s solo show at SESC Pompeia (2013 - co-curated by Camila Rocha) and the series of radio programmes OIDARADIO Conversations developed for the 30th São Paulo Bienal with Mobile Radio and Resonance.fm (2012).

Recent publications include The São Paulo Biennial and the Rise of Contemporary Brazilian Art (in Contemporary Art Brazil, ed. Hossein Amirsadegui and Catherine Petitgas, London: Transglobe, 2012) and a chapter on the São Paulo art scene in Cities of the 21st Century (London: Phaidon, 2013).

Catherine Petitgas (MA, History of Modern Art, Courtauld Institute, London) is a London-based lecturer in Modern and Contemporary Art. Collector, patron and benefactor of several institutions in the UK and France, she is a trustee of the Whitechapel Gallery, London and of Gasworks/Triangle Arts Trust. In addition, she has been a member of the Tate Latin American Acquisitions Committee since 2004 and of the Acquisitions Commission of the Centre Pompidou. She is also a member of the Council of the Serpentine Gallery and of the Director’s Council of the Museum of Modern Art, New York.

She was Executive Editor of Contemporary Art Brazil published in November 2012 by TransGlobe Publishing for Thames & Hudson Ltd and is currently Executive Editor of a review of the contemporary art scene in Mexico for the same publishers.

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Since the turn of the new century, contemporary art narratives have been going through an intense process of revision and rewriting of art histories by bringing into light practices traditionally marginalised by dominant discourse. This process includes, amongst other topics, discussions around alternative modernities, a renewed interest in outsider art and the reassessment of the role of historical artists whose work remained hitherto unknown to wider audiences. In this context, the Projects section at Pinta London, now in its fifth year, continues to contribute to this process by providing an important platform for disseminating the work of Latin American artists to audiences in the UK. Last year’s projects focused on the work of artists who chose to live and work across Europe, reflecting the increasing internationalisation of the art scene in major European capitals over the past couple of decades. For the current edition of Pinta Projects, we have selected a group of women artists from Argentina, Brazil, Costa Rica, Peru and Venezuela based both in their home countries and abroad who develop a range of heterogeneous practices.

Latin American women have traditionally played leading roles in the development of local artistic avant-gardes, having produced highly experimental work at a time when local art markets were still incipient and often under repressive political regimes.

Many of these historical artists have found international recognition in recent years: major American and European institutions have held surveys of names such as Ana Mendieta, Lygia Clark, Frida Kahlo, Lygia Pape and Mira Schendel, and works by key conceptual artists like Maria Thereza Alves, Graciela Carnevale and Anna Maria Maiolino have been included in several biennials and Documentas. Furthermore, amongst the most influential practitioners from a younger generation of contemporary Latin American artists we find several women such as Mariana Castillo Deball, Rivane Neuenschwander, Amalia Pica and Adriana Varejão to name a few. However, in spite of this increased exposure, contemporary women artists continue to be underrepresented in the global art circuit.

We are extremely honoured to showcase the work of Brazilian artist Anna Bella Geiger, one of the

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key figures in Conceptual Art from Latin America and a pioneer of video and experimental practices in her home country. With a career spanning more than fifty years, Geiger has produced an extensive and visionary body of works whose importance is being increasingly recognised worldwide. Her exhibition at Pinta London features pieces dated from the 1970s onwards and includes some of her most iconic works. O pão nosso de cada dia (Our Daily Bread, 1978), presented in her first multimedia installation at the Venice Biennale in 1980, refers to the sacralisation of food as a means of livelihood. In this work, the void created by the absence of food forms the image of the Brazilian/ South American maps, in a political commentary about the lack of access to basic human rights for the majority of these nation’s populations. Brasil nativo/ Brasil alienígena ( Native Brazil/ Alien Brazil, 1977) was based on postcards depicting indigenous peoples from Brazil that were widely found in newsagents in Rio de Janeiro by the mid-1970s. These postcards became popular at a time when the first indigenous reserves were being demarcated in the country and thousands of natives were brutally murdered by mercenaries hired by local landowners. The artist and her friends are depicted performing the same traditional rituals shown in the original postcards, referring to the crippled citizenship status of all Brazilians, as the artist once described it.

Having extensively tackled issues of geopolitical power and national representation and identity in her practice, at the same time as continuously pursuing experimental approaches, Geiger is amongst some of the most innovative and influential artists of her generation.

The other artists featured in the solo projects belong to a younger generation whose careers started in the first decades of the new century. Interestingly, many of them extend their practice beyond the traditional boundaries of the visual arts, experimenting in other areas of activity as part of their artistic research. London-based Brazilian artist Cibelle Cavalli Bastos first emerged as an experimental singer-songwriter renowned for her theatrical performances and blending of musical references. In her multifaceted artistic practice - which includes painting, watercolour, sculpture, installation and performance – she makes extensive use of colour, organic forms and found objects. Her work often plays with ideas of idealised tropicality and references to low culture that reflect and expand concerns that are also present in her musical work.

Sandra Gamarra, from Peru, is widely known as the founder and curator of LiMac (The Lima Museum of Contemporary Art), a fictional institution created to fill a gap in the cultural life of the Peruvian capital.

The museum has a website, a visual identity and a collection consisting of reproductions of existing works selected and painted by the artist, but no permanent building or funding. At Pinta London, she presents a group of recent works that examine the failed attempts of modernisation in her home country at different moments of its history. The theme is articulated in works such as the large series reproducing the iconic Homage to the Square paintings by Joseph Albers, which feature almost imperceptible images of terrorist violence in Peru during the 1980s.

Argentine artist and filmmaker Jazmín López, who studied with Guillermo Kuitka and Jorge Macchi shows a group of new paintings characterised by an expressionistic trace, often appearing as unfinished works in process. López is interested in breaking with the temporal limits of painting by presenting partial images that must be completed by the viewer’s imagination. Her celebrated experimental feature Leones (2012), which debuted at the Venice International Film Festival, was screened at the East London Festival last year and we are very pleased to feature the first solo presentation of her paintings in London.

In her solo project, Brazilian artist Ana Luiza Dias Batista appropriates the nondescript furniture of the art fair to construct a customised environment for her works. The tables and chairs hired for participating galleries are used as plinths for her pieces: a paper suit rests on the back of a chair, mock up crumbles made in painted polyurethane are casually – but identically - spread on two table tops, on another table a broken finger made of chalk points indecisively to disparate directions. Through simple operations, Dias Batista often subverts the material qualities of everyday objects and the way they normally behave in the world, exploring the limits of perception and representation.

Born in Costa Rica, Tatiana Echeverri Fernández studied with Rosemarie Trockel in Germany before

earning an MA in sculpture at the Royal College of Art, and currently lives and works in Berlin. She is renowned for her sculptural assemblages, in which she often employs found materials or cast-offs from consumer culture. These objects are removed from their original context and recast as elaborate and elegant formal arrangements that retain their cryptic power. Recently the artist has been working on a series of photograms in which she seeks to escape the flatness of two-dimensional representation through the use of colour. Working with the effect of colour gradients, she creates works that point towards abstraction and the notion of autonomous object. Echeverri Fernández also works with film and performance, and has curated several exhibitions.

Spanish artist Anna Malagrida presents photographs from her latest series The Walls Spoke, in which she documents inscriptions and graffiti that appeared in the wake of social protest movements in Spain from 2011 to 2013. Comprising two suites of photos Socles and Walls the project is a kind of photographic inventory of barely visible traces of the scribblings that covered the walls of buildings belonging mostly to banking or political institutions in the cities of Barcelona and Madrid before being swiftly erased. The texts and words of original inscriptions were compiled for this project in two formats: a diary and a projection accompanied by a soundtrack composed of original sound recordings from the demonstrations.

Finally, London-based Venezuelan artist Lucía Pizzani presents works from a recent series in which she continues to explore the relationship between the natural world and gender issues. In this group of works she uses the image of the butterfly as an allegory of the way women are traditionally represented in art and culture as unstable beings.

Working across different media such as ceramics, photography, film and monotype, Pizzani explores ideas of encapsulation and transformation, emphasising the dual moral aspect that underlies the feminine fetish: the death of the subject when transformed into an object of desire and the renewal of desire when this object is converted into an impossibility.

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Atelier MK presents Cibelle

130 Shaftesbury Avenue London W1D 5AR United Kingdom T. +44 780 468 8306 info@ateliermk.com www.ateliermk.com DIRECTOR Marina Kurikhina ASSISTANT Zarina Rossheart EXHIBITING ARTIST Cibelle Cavalli Bastos Born in São Paulo, 1978 Lives and works in London

GALLERY ARTIST Cibelle Cavalli Bastos Cibelle Cavalli Bastos Meu Shapa, 2009 Brazilian native india headpiece holder 30’s feathered headpiece 25 x 16 x 5 cm

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Cibelle Cavalli Bastos Brasilia, 2013 Plastic banana case, plastic webbed bottle protector, 29 x 5 x 34 cm

Cibelle Cavalli Bastos Spinal Green, 2012 Plastic fern, antique samba school feather holder’s back and shoulder structure, 100 x 74 x 14 cm

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Aural presents Ana Bella Geiger

Labradores 17 03002 Alicante Spain T. +34 96 521 8024 T. +34 61 705 0603 galeriaural@gmail.com www.auralgaleria.com DIRECTOR Begoña Martínez Deltell EXHIBITING ARTIST Anna Bella Geiger Born in Rio de Janeiro, 1933 Lives and works in Rio de Janeiro

Anna Bella Geiger GALLERY ARTISTS Alfredo Álvarez Plágaro, Ángeles Agrela, Anna Bella Geiger, Cayetano Ferrández, Concha Jerez, Fernando Sinaga, Ferran Gisbert, Isaac Montoya, José Piñar, Juan José Martín Andrés, Juan Carlos Nadal, Luis Gordillo, Paco Valverde, PSJM, Samuel Ortí & Nelo Vinuesa, Santi Delgado, Stephen Tourlentes

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História do Brasil: Little Boys & Girls, 1975 Photocollage copy on photographic paper 21 x 20 cm Edition 6/20 + 4.A

Anna Bella Geiger O Pão nosso de cada dia / Our Daily Bread, 1978 Six postcards on gelatin silver prints and silkscreen on paper bread bag Photo: Januário García, 52 x 53 cm. Edition 6 /30

Anna Bella Geiger Local da Açao, 1978 Video DVD single channel / loop / sound Cameraman: Davi Geiger 1’18”. Edition 3/10

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Casado Santapau presents Tatiana Echeverri

Conde De Xiquena 5 28004 Madrid Spain T/F. +34 91 521 0382 M. +34 68 012 4636 DIRECTORS Damian Casado Concha De Santa Pau EXHIBITING ARTIST Tatiana Echeverri Fernández Born in San José de Costa Rica, 1974 Lives and works in Berlin

GALLERY ARTISTS Alexandre Arrechea, Eva Berendes, Aldo Chaparro, Matthias Dornfeld, Tatiana Echeverri Fernández, Ximena Garrido-Lecca, Inti Hernandez, Lori Hersberger, Ian Monroe, Bernd Ribbeck, Pier Stockholm, Alain Urrutia

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Tatiana Echeverri Fernรกndez Performance & Performance, 2014 Photogram, 250 x 128 and 217 x 128 cm Unique

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Galería Leme presents Sandra Gamarra

Rua Valdemar Ferreira 130 05501-000 São Paulo Brazil T. +55 11 3093-8184 info@galerialeme.com www.galerialeme.com DIRECTOR Eduardo Leme ASSISTANT Julia Clemente EXHIBITING ARTIST Sandra Gamarra Born in Lima, 1972 Lives and works in Madrid

GALLERY ARTISTS Alexandre Brandão, Ana Elisa Egreja, AVPD, Candida Höfer, Christian Vinck, David Batchelor, Felipe Cama, Frank Thiel, Gabriel Acevedo Velarde, Gustavo von Ha, Henry Krokatsis, Jessica Mein, João Pedro Vale, José Carlos Martinat, Luiz Braga, Marcelo Moscheta, Marcia de Moraes, Mariana Manhães, Mariana Mauricio, Mauro Piva, Milton Marques, Neil Hamon, Nina Pandolfo, Patricia Osses, Paulo Almeida, Paulo Climachauska, Richard Galpin, Sandra Gamarra, Sebastiaan Bremer, Zilvinas Kempinas

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Sandra Gamarra Imágenes Crocantes en un Ambiente Húmedo, 2014 Exhibition view Oil on canvas, 40 x 40 cm

Sandra Gamarra

Sandra Gamarra

Imágenes Crocantes en un Ambiente Húmedo (XIV), 2014 Oil on canvas, 40 x 40 cm

Imágenes Crocantes en un Ambiente Húmedo (IX), 2014 Oil on canvas, 40 x 40 cm

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Galería Vanguardia / Galería Senda present Anna Malagrida

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Galería Vanguardia Alameda de Mazarredo 19 48001 Bilbao SPAIN T. +34 944 237 691 galeriavanguardia@gmail.com www.galeriavanguardia.com

Galería Senda Consell de Cent 337 08007 Barcelona Spain T. +34 934 876 759 F. +34 934 882 199 info@galeriasenda.com www.galeriasenda.com

DIRECTOR Petra Pérez

DIRECTOR Carlos Durán

EXHIBITING ARTIST Anna Malagrida

EXHIBITING ARTIST Anna Malagrida

Born in Barcelona, 1970 Lives and works in Barcelona and Paris

Born in Barcelona, 1970 Lives and works in Barcelona and Paris

GALLERY ARTISTS Chema Alvargonzalez, Txaro Arrázola, Concha Argüeso, Elena Asins, Martin Assig, Jose Manuel Ballester, Jaime Davidovich, Joan Fontcuberta, Asunción Goikoetxea, Marisa Gonzalez, Anna Malagrida, Ivan Marino, J.R. Morquillas, Rut Olabarri, Carlos Pazos, Javier Pérez, Txuspo Poyo, Mavi Revuelta, Begoña Usaola, Gentz del Valle, José Zugasti

GALLERY ARTISTS Roger Ballen, Jordi Bernadó, James Clar, José Pedro Croft, Oleg Dou, Anthony Goicolea, Peter Halley, Jane Hammond, Yago Hortal, Karin Kneffel, Ola Kolehmainen, Glenda León, Anna Malagrida, Robert Mapplethorpe, Isabel Rocamora, Gino Rubert, Eve Sussman & Rufus Corporation, Sandra Vásquez de la Horra, Massimo Vitali, Gao Xingjian

Anna Malagrida Los muros hablaron / The Walls Spoke, 2013 Exhibition view Galeria Senda, Barcelona

Anna Malagrida Bankia, Plaça Catalunya, Barcelona (Serie: The Walls Spoke), 2011-2013 GiclÊe print, 95 x 130 cm. Edition 5

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Marilia Razuk presents Ana Luiza Dias Batista

Rua Jeronimo da Veiga 131 B Sao Paulo SP 04536000 Brazil T. +55 11 3079 0853 info@galeriamariliarazuk.com.br www.galeriamariliarazuk.com.br DIRECTOR Marilia Razuk ASSISTANT Jessica Kherlakian EXHIBITING ARTIST Ana Luiza Dias Batista Born in São Paulo, 1978 Lives and works in São Paulo

GALLERY ARTISTS Amilcar De Castro, Alexandre Canonico, Ana Luiza Dias Batista, Cabelo, Caetano Dias, Claudio Cretti, Debora Bolsoni, Elizabeth Jobim, Fabricio Lopez, Flavia Bertinato, Germana Monte-mór, Gustavo Rezende, Hilal Sami Hilal, Johanna Calle, José Bechara, Lucia Loeb, Maria Laet, Mariana Serri, Marina Weffort, Marlon De Azambuja, Paulo Whitaker, Raquel Garbelotti, Rodrigo De Castro, Sergio Romagnolo, Vanderlei Lopes, Wagner Malta Tavares

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Ana Luiza Dias Batista Pulga, 2013 Thread counter magnifiers, 18 x 15 x 15 cm

Ana Luiza Dias Batista Dedo Quebrado, 2013 Carved piece of chalk, 1 x 1 x 8 cm

Ana Luiza Dias Batista Prato decorado, 2012 Porcelain, 5 x Ă˜ 22 cm

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Oficina #1 presents Lucia Pizzani

Av. Avila con 8va Transversal Los Chorros Centro de Arte Los Galpones Galpones 6 y 9 Caracas 1071 Venezuela T. +58 212 283 7012 T. +58 212 283 5010 info@oficina1.com www.oficina1.com DIRECTORS Suwon Lee Luis Romero ASSISTANT Katherine Di Turi EXHIBITING ARTIST Lucía Pizzani Born in Caracas, 1975 Lives and works in London

GALLERY ARTISTS Ana Alenso, Iván Candeo, Juan Pablo Garza, Jaime Gili, Sheroanawë Hakihiiwë, Suwon Lee, Ernesto Montiel, Erika Ordosgoitti, Oscar Abraham Pabón, Lucía Pizzani, Luis Romero, Armando Rosales, Fabián Salazar, Rafael Serrano, José Vera Matos, Alfred Wenemoser

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Lucía Pizzani Paola, from the Improntas Series, 2013 Collodion wet plate photography printed on cotton paper 30 x 40 cm

LucĂ­a Pizzani Capullo Series #B1, 2014 Stoneware and glazing 30 x 19 x 9 cm

LucĂ­a Pizzani Capullo Series #B4, 2014 Stoneware and glazing, 28 x 10 x 11 cm

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Y Gallery presents Jazmin Lopez

165 Orchard Street New York NY10002 United States T. +1 347 337 1489 T. +1 415 636 0760 info@ygallerynewyork.com www.ygallerynewyork.com DIRECTORS Carlos García Montero Nacho Valle EXHIBITING ARTIST Jazmín López Born in Buenos Aires, 1984 Lives and works in Buenos Aires

GALLERY ARTISTS Miguel Aguirre, Artemio, Alberto Borea, Ryan Brown, Juanli Carrión, Christoph Draeger, Andrea Galvani, Eung Ho Park, Mauricio Ianês, Norma Markley, Carlos Motta, G.T. Pellizzi, Alejandra Prieto, Manuela Viera - Gallo

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Jazm铆n L贸pez Crystal Negro, 2013 Oil and marker on canvas, 200 x 290 cm

Jazm铆n L贸pez Vaticano, 2013 Oil and pencil on canvas 200 x 290 cm

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Pinta Design Fernando and Humberto Campana - Brazil Karla Carrillo Sotres - Mexico Maggie Galton - Mexico Paulina Gonz谩lez Ortega - Mexico Valentina Gonz谩lez Wohlers - Mexico Rosario L贸pez - Colombia Hermilio L贸pez Izquierdo - Mexico Oscar Niemeyer - Brazil Joaquim Terneiro - Brazil Domingos Tortora - Brazil

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Pinta DESIGN Curated by Manuel Díaz Cebrián

Manuel Díaz Cebrián, once again curating Pinta Design, is proud to showcase a selection of pieces form Brazil and Mexico as a new way to engage and activate design within our everyday lives.

Pinta Design 2014 celebrates the works of Latin America. The themes of this year are Transform to Preserve and Design with Identity. Brazilian furniture has gained widespread recognition within the design scene in Brazil and it is now beginning to rival contemporary design production in Europe. Raul Schmidt, a leading Brazilian collector, sights the incredible diversity of industrial design in Brazil for one of the reasons of its popularity. He has kindly loaned three pieces, allowing Pinta London to show some of the most vivid examples of this idea such as the Rio Chair by Oscar Niemeyer.

Manuel Díaz Cebrián, is the curator of Pinta Design, having created the concept three years ago. As a former director of the Mexico Tourism Board for the UK and Europe, his involvement with exhibitions such as The Aztecs at the Royal Academy, Frida Kahlo at the Tate Modern and Tina Midotti at the Barbican amongst others, fostered a passion in promoting Latin American art and design. In addition to creating Pinta Design, he is also director of his own company, 110PerCEB representing various companies in the UK.

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Mexico has also become very prominent in the design arena spawning many of today’s up and coming design stars.

Leading Mexican curator, Ana Elena Mallet, has presented this year the show De Ida y Vuelta in Mexico which explores Mexican contemporary and industrial design. Her inspiration behind the show is the preservation of native handicrafts and techniques while making the designs relevant for today’s market. Select pieces from the exhibition will also be on show at Pinta Design.

With the interest shown not only in contemporary Mexican design but Mexican culture as a whole, The Year of Mexico in the UK taking place in 2015 will be a cultural explosion of all facets of Mexican culture.

The Campana Brothers Peixe Bench, 1989 Folded steel plate, 208 x 55 x 110 cm Image courtesy of the artists

Oscar Niemeyer and Ana Maria Niemeyer Rio Chaise, 1978/79 Ebonized plywood and woven cane seat, removable leather head set, 60 x 1,70cm, H 87 cm

Mexico is going through a unique movement with regards to creativity and innovation in design. Traditional and avant-garde are being married together and it is important to demonstrate to the world the new ideas and methods behind Mexico’s design in order to gain, little by little, its rightful place in the world.

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To exhibit some important pieces of Brazilian modern and contemporary furniture design, at Pinta Design 2014 in London, is an opportunity to offer visitors a moment of reflection and to distance oneself from what is currently going on in terms of design in central and northern Europe, aiming to present the evolution of the creativity and new languages and concepts that are characteristic of today’s Brazil, as well as its anthropological cultural influences, acquired through Brazilian tropical modernism.

Raul Schmidt Felippe, Collector

Made in Mexico - The Rebozo in Art, Culture & Fashion gives contemporary artists, designers and textile students a spectacular platform to explore and reinvent this traditional garment in the 21st century. The rebozo shawl has become associated with the wider culture of Mexico, but the design and craft skills involved in its making are too easily taken for granted.

This exhibition presents the ideal opportunity to celebrate the art of the rebozo over three centuries and to consider the future of Mexican textiles.

Celia Joicey, Head of the Fashion and Textile Museum, London

Valentina González Wohlers Blooming Branches - Organic Green & Tangerine, 2013 Organic base in solid ash wood, stained and beeswax finished Lamp shade in 100% cotton with gold interior

For the past three years, Pinta Design has been a bridge between a public eager for novelty and discovery and designers from Latin America bursting with fresh and creative ideas. I am proud to be participating in Pinta Design for the third time and collaborating with Manuel Díaz Cebrián to showcase the bold and confident nature of Latin America’s contemporary design!

Polo Sánchez-Valle, Mexican Liaison - Pinta Design

Following on from last year’s debate on the identity of Latin American design, I find this year’s theme addressing the contemporary use of our diverse heritage to engage with innovation and sustainability a most pregnant and exciting agenda. Looking forward to participating in Pinta Design 2014.

Marco Ortiz RIBA, Director, Emergent Design Studios

Joaquim Tenreiro Shelf, 1950 Rosewood and brass 90 x 16 x 100 cm

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Pinta media art Eduardo Kac - Early Media Works Curated by Rolando J. Carmona

Carmona was born in Venezuela and lives and works in Paris. He is a Cultural manager and curator, with a degree in Architecture and Museology (Universidad Central de Venezuela), specialising in the conception of cultural institutions and the development of exhibitions in unconventional spaces. He was director and founder of the MUEM and Museo Mateo Manaure (Venezuela).

He has participated and collaborated in more than 20 solo-shows and collective shows for museums and alternative spaces in Venezuela, USA and France. Currently, he is developing a platform for the promotion of Media Art from Latin America in Europe.

Photo by Katt Sanchez

This is the second edition of Pinta Media Art. The programme aims to insert reference works of media art by artists born in Latin America, within private and institutional collections. This specialised profile makes us a unique organisation within the sphere of contemporary art, since it is the first time that a commercial fair attempts to throw light on this little known chapter of Latin American art’s historiography.

For this edition, we selected one of the most radical creators of the 21st century, the Brazilian artist Eduardo Kac, whose work seeks to invent new forms of art.

The display presented is titled Eduardo Kac - Early Media Works and it consists of a selection of works produced during the 80s and most of them previously unpublished.

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In order to get a closer sense of this developing moment of his career, we invited the artist to answer five questions about his work.

Eduardo Kac Amalgam

RJC: Your performances of the Porn Art Movement during the rise of the 80s mark the beginning of your career. How do you move from this political claim on the body, to projects apparently more formal in their use of language, such as the Holopoems or the Videotexts?

EK: Formal concerns were already present in my works created during the Porn Art Movement, which lasted from February 1980 to February 1982. A good example of a concerted formal development is my series Pornograms, in which I explore many different aspects of the relationship between language and the body. After 1982 I moved on for two reasons: first, I felt that I had done everything that I set out to do in the context of Porn Art Movement; second, I became convinced that the world was changing into a global network, and I wanted to participate in the process of developing the new digital culture.

Already in 1982 I created my first digital work, entitled N達o! (No!), using a programmable LED scrolling message display board. A series of digital works followed. At the same time I invented what I called holopoetry, or holographic poetry: verbal artworks that were actual

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Eduardo Kac Digital Poetry Nao

holograms. In these holopoems, I transferred the performative dimension explored in the Porn Art Movement from myself to the viewer; it is the viewer that has to move up and down, left and right, forward and backward, in order to explore the text, the textures, the colours, the transformations, the appearance and disappearance of the words in fourdimensions (the three of space and the one of time).

RJC: According to Margarita Paksa, software design is a new form of conceptualism. What is your opinion about it? Do your investigations of the 80s maintain any relationships with South American conceptualists?

Eduardo Kac Tesao

EK: Only if we abstract the materiality of software would we consider it conceptual. Anyone who programs knows that there’s beauty, subjectivity, materiality to software. To say that software-based art is conceptual, in my opinion, is to seek comfort in what is already known. I think that the real challenge is to develop a new vocabulary that matches the new reality, instead of trying to reduce what is new and unfamiliar (software-based art) to what is already canonised in art history books (conceptual art). Concerning the second half of your question, the answer is no: my own work has nothing to do with conceptual art. Between 1980 and 1982, I made work that explored the relationship between poetic language and the body, not only as a theme but, most importantly, as material. The materiality of the body can’t be reduced to ideas; consider your own body: it is obviously not conceptual.

Along the same lines, we can’t call an engagement with literary form conceptual, otherwise all writers would be conceptualists. I have fused these two concerns (the materiality of the body and literary form) into a new unit.

From 1982 to the present, I have continuously explored new media, many of which I had to build myself in order to make my artwork, as exemplified by my early digital holograms and my telepresence art. Finally, what could be said to be more material than the literal creation of new biological life, as I have pursued through my bio art?

RJC: Your minitel series anticipates what later became the Net Art. Could you tell us about the way these animations were created? Would such a proposition make sense in the context of present Internet?

EK: The minitel system was proprietary, which is to say that I had to make the images and animations in the equipment produced by the company.

Between 1985 and 1986 I made four works, which may not seem like a large amount by today’s standards of digital ubiquity, but it was very significant in the 1980s. To give you an idea, every single pixel on every single page had to be placed in its position by hand, like a mosaic. It was a laborious craft, especially if you consider that every animation has many pages. The works were placed online through the telephone company. The minitel is no longer operational in France, where it was created. However, now that the system

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ceased to exist, it is considered a classic by the younger generation, and many young artists today make work that has the look of that era. In fact, young artists regularly organise international art shows in countries that still have the system, such as the International Teletext Art Festival, held in Finland with support of the Finnish Broadcasting Company. The minitel went from obsolete to retro cool.

RJC: Your projects for the Minitel and Não! are regarded as major landmarks of the beginning of digital poetry. Could you discuss the importance of the electronic artefact and computer programming in contemporary poetry? In the context of your work, could we say the “the medium is the message”?

EK: Every poem is indissociable from its syntax and its materiality, which is to say that in a poem everything communicates: rhythm, organisational logic, word selection, and material rendering. This is also true in a digital poem. The best digital work will be created specifically for the medium in which it is intended to run, exploring the unique possibilities of that medium. In my case, I created a loop syntax for Não!. The verbal material of the poem is organized in blocks of equal measure, which alternately appear and disappear in the LED display board. Each minitel work explores a different set of aesthetic possibilities of the medium. At the same time, it is not only the medium that counts: each work has a distinct semantic sphere. Não!, for example, is a quasi-manifesto, in the sense that the artist-poet takes a position: he rejects the yes choir, that is, he rejects a society that silently accepts received wisdom without questioning conventions.

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Eduardo Kac Xorex,1982

RJC: You are the creator of a new ecology in which human, organic and technological systems interact to generate new aesthetic models. Can you tell about these concepts that were initiated in the 80s and later consolidated in esthetical paradigms such as Bioart or Telepresence?

EK: Since the 1980s I have asked a series of fundamental questions about the nature of art. One such question concerns the fact that all art, from cave paintings to digital, has been created by humans for humans, which is to say that all art fits in a visible spectrum that goes from 390 to 700 nanometers. It’s quite remarkable to consider this fact. However, the world out there is richer and much more complex than this limited portion of the human spectrum. For example, when a bee lands on a flower that you perceive to be of a certain colour with certain patterns, because the bee sees in ultraviolet, it can see colours and patterns that we can’t. I have been making a series of works that, on the one hand, recognise aesthetic experience in non-humans and, on the other, invite the human to experience a non-human point of view. This creation of non-anthropocentric works produces a de-centering of the human. My telepresence and bio artworks seek to engage all life in a new ecology in which the biological and the technological not only can be reconciled but, ultimately, may become indistinguishable.

Eduardo Kac (Rio de Janeiro, 1962) is internationally recognised for his telepresence and bio art. A pioneer of telecommunications art in the pre-Web 1980s, Eduardo Kac emerged in the early 1990s with his radical works combining telerobotics and living organisms. His visionary integration of robotics, biology and networking explores the fluidity of subject positions in the post-digital world. His work deals with issues that range from the mythopoetics of online experience (Uirapuru) to the cultural impact of biotechnology (Genesis); from the changing condition of memory in the digital age (Time Capsule) to distributed collective agency (Teleporting an Unknown State); from the problematic notion of the exotic (Rara Avis) to the creation of life and evolution (GFP Bunny). At the dawn of the twenty - first century Kac opened a new direction for contemporary art with his transgenic art - first with a groundbreaking piece entitled Genesis (1999), which included an artist’s gene he invented, and then with GFP Bunny, his fluorescent rabbit called Alba (2000). Kac’s work has been exhibited internationally at venues such as Exit Art and Ronald Feldman Fine Arts, New York; Maison Européenne de la Photographie, Paris; Castello di Rivoli, Turin, Italy; Mori Art Museum, Tokyo; Reina Sofia Museum, Madrid; Zendai Museum of Modern Art, Shanghai; and Seoul Museum of Art, Korea; Kac’s work has been showcased in biennials such as Yokohama Triennial, Japan; Biennial of the End of the World, Ushuaia, Argentina; Gwangju Biennale, Korea; Biennale de Sao Paulo, Brazil and International Triennial of New Media Art, National Art Museum of China, Beijing.

His work is part of the permanent collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum, London; the Museum of Modern Art in New York; the Museum of Modern Art of Valencia, Spain; the ZKM Museum, Karlsruhe, Germany and the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro.

For more information please visit www.ekac.org All reproductions courtesy of England & Co., London With special thanks to Santiago Torres and MCD Magazine.

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Photographers Horacio Coppola - Argentina Gustavo Espinosa - Colombia Eugenia Ivanissevich - Argentina Adriana Lestido - Argentina Rosario L贸pez - Colombia Michael Nyman - United Kingdom Dafna Talmor - Venezuela Tontxi Vazquez - Puerto Rico / United States Facundo Zuviria - Argentina

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Pinta photo Curated by Sue Steward

Sue Steward is a writer and broadcaster covering photography, Outsider Art and World music, a reviewer for London’s Evening Standard and Monocle, and an independent lecturer. Curated exhibitions include Between two Worlds: Contemporary Latin American Photography and The New Alchemists: Contemporary Photographers Transcending the Print.

After four years of visiting Pinta in London, I am thrilled to announce for the first time, an exhibition dedicated to photography. Pinta Photo is a photography Tertulia and it promises an electric, eclectic mix linking visual conversations. My role as Curator seems fitting after my long relationship with Latin American music and my strong connections with its photography.

Pinta Photo is designed as a dazzle of images in a salon and constructed to create an overview of Latin American photography today. There is no theme here but the selection is aimed at stirring ideas and exploring possibly mysterious and surprising subjects.

Photographic processes and technologies being experimented on by these diverse artists, also link up cultural histories, memories and identities.

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The photographs in the collection are drawn from the Latin American continent, the diaspora cities from New York to San Juan, Havana to Miami, and Madrid and Lisbon and the ever expanding population of Latino photographers in London. For Dafna Talmor (Caracas) her work with collage, involves layering selected images including the bucolic landscapes of Venezuela calculated to stir reminiscences of her travelling life.

Adriana Lestido From the series Mothers & Daughters

The internationalism here reflects the entire Pinta London, of course, and with that, it reveals within the photography corner, the dissolution of boundaries between different media and the constant transformation, shifts between the materiality of works and the swing from photography to painting, sculpture and film. Some of the abstract series by Gustavo Espinosa (Bogotá) convincingly resembles abstract paintings while others return to conventional processes and suggested narrative themes.

Black and white prints have a strong presence in this Pinta London, and are being preserved in several documentary narratives. They are an appropriate medium for the diary-like imagery of Tontxi Vazquez (Nuyorican – Puerto Rican New Yorker). He shifts from the currently topical intrusion of a print’s surface by physical damage or introducing new elements into a portrait (see Lakota, 2012) and contrasts with Argentina’s celebrated photojournalist Adriana Lestido (Buenos Aires) who uses monochrome with her sensitive series Madres e Hijas / Mothers & Daughters. In spite of their beauty, she injects an underlying tension.

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Dafna Talmor Untitled (1212-2) from the Constructed Landscapes series, 2013

Gustavo Espinosa Water 4

Also from Argentina is the marvellous contribution of black and white prints loaned from the Argentine Embassy, rare works by Horacio Coppola (1930s) and late 20th century views by Facundo Zuviría.

Their street scenes, architectural details and street life offer a fascinating span of contrasting decades.

One surprising person placed in Pinta Photo is Britain’s renowned composer, Michael Nyman, (Mexico City and the world). After many years of living in Mexico City, he developed a passion for its photographic history and the sights surrounding him which inspire his own work. With the Cine Opera series, he documented the crumbling opera house and that contrasts strongly with his digital street scenes – not just in Mexico but wherever he lands to perform music.

Tontxi Vazquez Portrait of an Artist as a Young Puerto Rican woman

Michael Nyman Cine Opera Series, Mexico City

The presentation of In Conversation: Michael Nyman with Sue Steward will be followed by a panel discussion and this whole event will lay a trail for the expansive Pinta Photo 2015.

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IN FOCUS Black and White in Spanish Geometry FROM 1950 TO 1970

The exhibition Black and White in Spanish Geometry from 1950 to 1970 features a group of works from the workshops of various artists - Manuel Calvo, José Luis Gómez Perales, José María de Labra, Ángel Luque, Pablo Palazuelo, Eusebio Sempere, Jesús de la Sota - that pertain to the beginnings of their artistic practice and that focus on the experimentation of space and geometry.

This exhibition recovers the works of artists that have been fundamental in the formation of geometrical abstraction in Spain, who responded against the predominant informalism of the then Spanish art scene and developed a language that formally connected them with the European avantgardes of the early 20th Century. The works by one of them, conceived through an abstract and structural thought process, even maintained some sort of curious kinship with the Brazilian neo-concrete movement.

The common denominator that articulates the works that form part of this exhibition, created between 1950 and 1970, is the use of black and white as the formative element of a quiet work, in which the preeminence of the structural composition is set above the colour and gesture.

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Manuel Calvo Roldes 4, 1964 Acrylic on canvas, 130 x 97 cm

Enrique Salamanca Recorrido de la Banda de Moebius en el hexágono / Moebius Strip in the Hexagon, 1970 Output string through impact printing (bitmap), 27,8 x 35,5 cm

Manuel Calvo Sin título / Untitled, 1963 Oil on canvas, 35 x 24 cm

José María de Labra Espacio curvo / Curved Space, 1959 Ink on paper stuck to chipboard, 32 x 50 cm

José Luis Gómez Perales Construcción modulada / Modulated Construction, 1969 Collage on cardboard, 49,9 x 39,9 cm

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The Immigrants

Via Circo 1 20123 Milano Italy T. +39 02 673 913 41 info@flgallery.com www.flgallery.com

DIRECTORS Gabriela Galati Riccardo Gay

The artistic project The Immigrants, created by Federico Luger, takes this word as a point of departure, it starts exactly in this universe of sense that in a few letters delimitates a territory—as a frontier—and at the same time, it suggests a world-other, like a dream.

The title The Immigrants, contains the invitation to a journey, to imagine a future, the promise of an imagined or imaginary land, the occasion to leave behind the sociopolitical borders and, may be, the invitation to wear a different mental habitus.

Experiment 4: This fourth edition of The Immigrants, features works by Enzo Cucchi, Igor Eskinja, Bruna Esposito, Edgar Orlaineta, Luca Pozzi and Giovanni Rizzoli.

In this experiment, a group show brings together artists belonging to different generations and nationalities to Pinta London, creating a sort of terminal, an exchange station in which diverse experiences and visions intertwine, exactly as it happened in harbours over the centuries. It is also a celebration, a celebration of the colour blue. Blue is the colour of tranquillity, of the sky, of the sea; that extense and pure blue in which the sight of the dreamers immerses.

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Bruna Esposito Oltremare, 2006 Lambda print, 187 x 125 cm Edition 3/3 Courtesy private collection

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GAUR[sic]

GAUR[sic] is the result of the research started by the curator Nekane Aramburu in 2011, focused on the analysis and evolution of video art in Spain and its means of visibility and promotion, through the initiative of the Etxepare Basque Institute.

GAUR, which means today in Basque, was the collective created by the first eight artists of the Basque School in 1966, becoming internationally renowned for their approach to artistic thinking and practice.

GAUR[sic] seeks to internationalise and bring awareness to contemporary Basque art, by featuring the work of eight artists based in this region: • Pilota Girls by Sra. Polaroiska (Alaitz Arenzana and Maria Ibarretxe) • Hacia la luz y los vegetales by Colombina´s (Larraitz Torres and Sandra Cuesta) • Shipwreck With Spectator (Naufragio con Espectador) by Ixone Sadaba.

• Postcity by Aitor Lajarin.

• Gen by Juan Aizpitarte • Vexations by Zuhar Iruretagoiena • Working progress by Iratxe Jaio and Klaas Van Gorkum.

• Hamaika by Saioa Olmo The artists selected have a solid and international career and represent somehow contemporary topics, such as the commitment 148

Alaitz Arenzana & Maria Ibarretxe Pilota Girls de Sra. Polaroiska

to social issues, the construction of new identities and the public space, the contrast between contemporaneity and tradition and the collective and the intimate spheres.

Ixone Sadaba Shipwreck with Spectator

GAUR[sic] confirms that there are three topics which are representative of contemporary art practices: the strength and supremacy of artworks created by women, the intensity of collaborative projects and the establishment of multidisciplinary practices.

Pinta London 2014 is the chosen venue to launch GAUR[sic]’s international touring, before travelling to Tegucigalpa (Honduras), San José (Costa Rica), Mexico DF, Montevideo (Uruguay), Córdoba (Argentina), Santiago de Chile and Managua (Nicaragua). The exhibition at Pinta London 2014 has been made possible by the cooperation of the Office for Cultural and Scientific Affairs (Embassy of Spain in the UK) and the Spanish Agency for International Development (AECID) who sponsors other Latin American venues.

Nekane Aramburu worked on this curatorial Project between 2011 and 2013, in parallel to her job as a cultural manager and freelance curator in different countries. She currently holds the position of Director at Es Baluard.

Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art in Palma de Mallorca.

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Ateliê Alê

Rua São Sebastião 570 04708-001 São Paulo Brazil T. +55 11 2548 8508 T. +55 11 9 8202 5534 atelieale@atelieale.com www.atelieale.com DIRECTORS Alexandra Ungern-Sternberg Fábio Leão EXHIBITING ARTISTS Alexandra Ungern-Sternberg, Fábio Leão, Camilo Meneghetti, Andrey Zignnatto, Pedro Gallego, Marcelo Amorim, Fernanda Carvalho, Tchelo, Evandro Soares, Jê Américo

Ateliê Alê Art Project presents emerging Brazilian artists curated by Alexandra Ungern - Sternberg

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Fábio Leão Pia sobre parede, 2014 Monotype on wall Site specific. Drawing of the studio’s kitchen sink transferred to the exhibition space, 300 x 250 cm

Alexandra Ungern-Sternberg KanansiuĂŞ, 2008 Photograph C-print on paper, 133 x 200 cm Edition of 5

Fernanda Carvalho Untitled 06, 2013 Photograph printed on paper, 100 x 70 cm

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