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Mateo López is taking part in the exhibition Abriendo el sistema, Homenaje a Carlos Rojas. The exhibition which will open on November 14 will be on view at the Bogotá Museum of Modern Art (MAMBo) until January 27, 2019.

The Franz Josef Kai space in Vienna, Austria, will host a solo show for Jose Dávila titled ‘A Simple Rule to Remember’  which will run from the 1st to the 30th of November. On show will be the more structural installations by Dávila.

The group show ‘La No Comunidad’ at Centro Centro Cibeles in Madrid, presents an inquiry into solitude and listlessness in late capitalism emerging from the decay of community-based sociality. It will exhibit Elena del Rivero’s work and can be visited until he 27th January 2019.

The work of Asunción Molinos Gordo will be on display in the group exhibition Submerged at the CIC, Contemporary Image Collective, in Cairo, Egypt. It is their first event in their new space of the Talaat Harb street, which will take place until the 15th December

2018.

TWO x TWO for Aids and Art is an annual charity auction that will take place at the Rachofsky House in Dallas  on the 27th October in partnership with the Dallas Museum of Art and amfAR, foundation for research into HIV/AIDS. This year’s edition will count with Charlie Billingham’s work NITS, 2018, for auction.

Vía Láctea is Gonzalo Lebrija’s solo show at the Museo Tamayo of Mexico DF, which will begin on the 20th October, until the 24th February. It will showcase his photography and video work towards a sociopolitical study of particular geographical contexts, in this case around cigar smokers in Havana.

Travesía Cuatro has edited in collaboration with This Side Up Books the catalogue of the Jose Dávila exhibition ‘Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost.’ This edition presents views of the installation held at the Royal Botanical Gardens, Madrid, from the 12th to the 19th September on occasion of Apertura Madrid 2018. The price to the public is 25 euro.

The exhibition Lua Cão at La Casa Encendida, Madrid, will host the work of portuguese artists Alexandre Estrela and João Maria Gusmão + Pedro Paiva. The immersive experience will begin on the 10th October, until the 5th January 2019.

The group show ‘Querer Parecer Noche’ taking place at Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo (CA2M) in Madrid will host the work of Teresa Solar Abboud. It will run from the 10th October to the 28th January 2019.

Asunción Molinos Gordo will lead a workshop at La Casa Encendida, Madrid, titled ‘Oficina de arqueología imaginaria’ from the 23rd to the 26th Octubre. She will approach a speculative archaeology of the building that hosts La Casa Encendida as well as the Lavapiés neighborhood at large.

The 33rd edition of the Sao Paulo Bienal will include the work of Sara Ramo, exhibited in the curatorial proposal ‘The Infinite History of Things or The End Of The Tragedy of One’ by Sofia Borges. It will take place from the 7th September to the 9th December.

Jose Dávila will be exhibited at the YUZ Museum Shanghai, China, in the group show ‘The Artist is Present’ curated by Maurizio Cattelan and Alessandro Michele, of Gucci. It commences on the 10th October 2018.

Jose Dávila will be exhibited along other in the ‘Cycles of Collapsing Progress,’ a contemporary art exhibition in Tripoli, north Lebanon, opening September 22nd. Organised by the Beirut Museum of Art and STUDIOCUR/ART it works in partnership with Anissa Touati Corporation for Mexico.

Sammlung Philara in Dusselforf presents the Jose Dávila solo show ‘Somewhere Behind the Eyes’ from the 6th September to the 21st October 2018, including his works ‘Homage to the Square’ and ‘Aporia X,’ 2017.

Jose Dávila collaborates in the group show ‘Latinoamerica: Volver al Futuro’ at the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Buenos Aires ending on 3rd march 2019.

After traveling through MCA DENVER and ASU Phoenix, the exhibition ‘SABER ACOMODAR: Art and Workshops of Jalisco 1915-Now’ returns to Guadalajara, from where the exhibiting artists originate. The works of Jorge Méndez Blake, Jose Dávila and Gonzalo Lebrija can be seen from the end of July onwards at the Instituto Cultural Hospicio Cabañas.

Jorge Méndez Blake is part of the exhibition “The last reader” curated by Anna Kafetsi at the Megaron of Athens, garden & project space, until September 16th  2018.

Jose Dávila presents his exhibition “Not All Those Who Wander Are Lost” at Novecento di Firenze Museum curated by Lorenzo Bruni, in the Renaissance Chapel room, from July 3 to October 11 2018.

Sara Ramo is part of the exhibition  El Paisaje Reconfigurado at Centro Botín from June 23 2018 till January 13  2019.

The Serralves Museum is opening a group exhibition on june 6 in which Alexandre Estrela will be showing a work called Merda. The exhibition, called Zéro De Conduite: Works From The Serralves Collection, will be on view until september.

The work Avion by Gonzalo Lebrija is part of the group exhibition Sea Of Desire at the Carmignac Foundation on the Poquerolles island. The exhibition will open on june 2, and will remain on view until november 2018.

Mateo López is one of the 15 artists nominated for the Navigator Art on Paper Prize 2018.

The museum of the Belvedere in Vienna, Austria, will host the works of Donna Huanca with the solo show Piedra Quemada, from the 28th September until the 9th January 2019. She is the first living artist to have a solo show in this institution, which will display her performances, canvases and installation work.

On June 10th, Jose Dávila will be presenting his new book: “The Feather and The Elephant” based on his exhibition of the same name at the Hamburger Kunsthalle. 

DONNA HUANCA
Performance on april 27 and 28, 2018.
Curated by Elise Lammer y Patrick de Rham.
Arsenic-centre d’art scénique contemporain. Lausanne.

GONZALO LEBRIJA presents Mariachi Wagner, a performance presented by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra as part of SOLUNA International Arts & Music Festival. Dallas’s only all-female mariachi ensemble, Rosas Divinas, will perform Richard Wagner’s music with a newly commissioned work by composer Jesús Echevarría, within Lebrija’s original set design. The performance will take place at the Moody Performance Hall on May 15, 2018.

Pensamiento Especulativo (speculative thinking)
JOSE DÁVILA
Fundación Calosa, México
Opening on April 21, 2018

Publication of the exhibition book  Lua Cão
ALEXANDRE ESTRELA
Kunstverein Munich
available at the museum’s bookshop

 SABER ACOMODAR: Art and Workshops of Jalisco 1915–Now
JORGE MÉNDEZ BLAKE, JOSE DÁVILA, GONZALO LEBRIJA
Arizona State University Museum
March 17, 2018 – June 30, 2018

Açãao e Reação
SARA RAMO
Casa do Brasil, Madrid
February 23, 2018 – April 20, 2018.

DONNA HUANCA’s first solo exhibition in mainland China, “Cell Echo” opens on March 24th to June 3rd, 2018 at Yuz Project Space of Art. Working with live performance, painting, sculpture and textiles.

JOSE DÁVILA

“Topologies of memory” (2011) by Jose Dávila is part of the exhibition “The pulse of the body. Uses and representations of space” (Per amor a l’art collection) del March 14 until January 20 de 2019.

Bombas Gens Centre d’Art, Valencia.

From 17 February until 15 April 2018, Kunstverein München presents Lua Cão – a large-scale exhibition that tests the intersection of experimental film and video via the extensive bodies of work of Alexandre Estrela and the duo João Maria Gusmão and Pedro Paiva. Co-organized by Natxo Checa, the exhibition spans both floors of the Kunstverein.

ELENA DEL RIVERO

Elena del Rivero is part of the exhibition which gather a selection of 6 top artists within the contemporary spanish art scene from the 70’s until now.

From February 9 until April 24.

Patio Herreriano, Valladolid.

Asunción Molinos presents a work of cultural translation in the CAB. The Holiest is a video installation that talks about certain ritual (the preparations for a religious parade). The artist questions precisely the new canons that govern current art: social agreements, conventions, the assumption of an authority, power relations and tensions between the different players (artists, curators, museum directors, market, galleries, critics…). The piece is a subtle and complex metaphor about what surrounds what we consider art today.

The exhibition is on view till May 25.

Quetzal Art Centre will present OURO MOURO, a project by Alexandre Estrela, curated by Luiza Teixeira de Freitas. The exhibition brings two works of Estrela into dialogue Untitled (2017) and OURO MOURO (2017).

The exhibition will be on view until April 2018.

The Colección where to buy viagra online Patricia Phelps de Cisneros has donated over 200 contemporary artworks to six museums in North and South America, and Europe. Among these works, a sculpture by Mateo López has been donated to the Blanton Museum of Art of the University of Texas in Austin.

Artist Jorge Méndez Blake is part of the National Gallery Triennal of Victoria, a celebration of contemporary art and design where visitors have the opportunity to look at the world and its past, present and future through the eyes of some of the most creative minds working today. Featuring the work of over 100 artists and designers from 32 countries, the NGV Triennial surveys the world of art and design, across cultures, scales, geographies and perspectives.

Next December 14 the Blueproject Foundation presents the exhibition “De la línea al movimiento – Inventar cosas para hacer mientras se camina” (“From the line to the movement – Inventing things to do while walking“) by Jorge Méndez Blake and Mateo López, curated by Claudia Segura. The exhibition can be seen at Sala Project where to buy viagra online to March 4, 2018. The exhibition puts into dialogue the investigations of Jorge Méndez Blake (Mexico, 1974) about literature and the practices of Mateo López (Colombia, 1978) with drawing as cornerstone.

Gonzalo Lebrija is part of the exhibition “El día es azul, el silencio es verde, la vida es amarilla …” (“Day is blue, silence is green, life is yellow …”) in the Experimental Museum el Eco. The acheter cialis sans ordonnance recent exhibition address the epistolar conversation between Yves Klein and Mathias Goeritz in 1960, relating Goeritz’s emotional architecture in the Eco with Klein’s monochromatic inmaterial ideas in France.

The exhibition will be on view to the public through February 18 2018.

The Zapopan Museum of Art (MAZ) will open the solo exhibition Hunger, A Man-Made Object by Asunción Molinos Gordo. The exhibition will open on November 30, 2017.

Alexandre Estrela is part of the second edition of the Biennial Contemporary Art of Coimbra, Anozero, this year with the title Curar e Repar (Healing and Repairing) curated by Delfim Sardo and co-curated by Luiza Teixeira da Freitas. The purpose is to disseminate the remarkable cultural heritage significant integration of contemporary art culture into the daily life of the city, its citizenry and visitors. On view from November 11 until December 30 2017.

John Isaacs will be taking part in the exhibition Eat Me in the Trapholt Museum of Kolding, Denmark. This exhibition is about how we understand ourselves and the world through food. Food is the supreme metaphor of our time. We use food to comment on practically anything: our social problems, our cultural habits, our identities, our understanding of nature… We use food to set boundaries, refine our sensibilities and project our visions of the future.

The exhibition is on view till May 2, 2018.

John Isaacs will be taking part in the exhibition Sticky Business The Temptation of Sugar in Art, in the Stedelijk Museum Schiedam from September 16 to February 18, 2o18.

Food designer and guest curator Marije Vogelzang invited some twenty artists from this country and abroad, who shine a new light on the sugar, considerate the white poison, the major enemy of health.

Artist Jorge Méndez Blake will be taken part in the exhibition Fragile in the Maison Des Arts of Schaerbeek, Belgium. The exhibition includes different artists approaches related to the state of matter. The clay is the common material where to buy viagra online used by the artists in all its states and shapes.

The exhibition is on view from October 7 till December 2, 2017.

Artist Jorge Méndez Blake will be taking part in Montag ou la bibliothèque à venir (Montag or the library in the making) an exhibition that will happen at the FRAC with the support of Mondriaan Fundation.

The exhibition explores the links between literature and the visual arts, reflecting artists’ unflagging interest in the literary medium.
On view from October 14 till January 14, 2018.

Sin principio / sin final is based on an antologic exhibition from Ignasi Aballí (Barcelona 1958) curated by Joao Fernandes for the Madrid Reina Sofia Museum. The exhibition composed by various works produced during the artists 10 last years of activity, as well as a set of works produced for the National University of Colombia’s art district.

To welcome that visit, the university has invited two colombian artists from posterior generations that share his approach to art: Mateo López (1978) and Bernardo Ortiz (1972); to offer dialogues and conexions that visitors will establish freely if they accept the challenge proposed by the artists to expand notions of visibility, categories of reality and values of art and its way of being concieved.

Tabacalera presents a new exhibition between two https://www.cialissansordonnancefr24.com/cialis-20mg-prix/ big corporative collections of contemporary art of our country, the DKV Seguros and the INELCOM Collection. The last one presents “Le Moire” from Alexander Estrela, which articulates a speech about the human action and the natural environment, with special atention to the technological mediation.

The exhibition will be open since 28th of September til 19th of November in the hall La Principal of Tabacalera.

Artists Jorge Méndez Blake, Jose Dávila and Gonzalo Lebrija will be taken part of the exhibition Saber Acomodar, that presents an investigation of the work carried out in studios and artisanal workshops in Jalisco. Focusing on the last 100 years of production, the works included in the exhibition showcase collaborations between artists and artisans who work and live in western Mexico. The result of these intersections is the integration of contemporary ideas and both pre-colonial techniques.

On view from 13 September till January 21, 2018.

The upcoming exhibition at CAB departs from the climate of reconstruction that marked Post-WWII Europe; the context in which Jean Prouvé conceived his Demountable House 6×6 as a temporary refuge for people who had lost their homes during the war.
The exhibition is therefore set up as an urban construction site, drawing attention to the way we organise, control and inhabit space. Some constellations deal with the actual materials making up the concrete, modernist constructions, such as Christoph Weber, Jose Davila, Lena Verijke and Nina Canell. Perpetual Construction explores the city as a self-organizing chaotic biotope.

Pintura con Pies de Hormigón (painting with concrete feet), a recent critique by journalist Ángela Molina for the newspaper EL PAÍS features Jose Dávila’s exhibition at the Blueproject Foundation of Barcelona where four recent works of the Mexican artist’s Joint Effort series are reunited. These pieces where industrial materials like glass, steel and concrete act with rawer materials like stones or marble create a subtle contrast between rigidity and fragility.

The Getty foundation’s Pacific Standard Time LA/LA initiative, an exploration of Latin American art “in dialogue with Los Angeles” got even bigger with the participation of the Marciano Art Foundation, a contemporary art collection founded by Paul and Maurice Marciano. Part of the collection that highlights works by Mexican Artist Jose Dávila will be exhibited in the third floor of the Wilshire Boulevard Museum from October 19 till January 20, 2017.

Artist Alexandre Estrela will be taking part in L’Exposition d’un rêve: an exhibition that will happen at the Gulbenkian foundation in Paris from October 7 to December 17. An exhibition which consists in a musical interpretation of the dreams of different visual artists, writers and filmmakers.

Artist Jose Dávila will take part in exhibition The Art Show, Art of The New Millenium at the Taguchi Art Collection starting 16th of September till 12th of November 2017.

Scheduled to open in September 2017, an ambitious exploration of Latin American and Latino art called Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA will present 46 exhibitions and events from San Diego to Santa Barbara.
This event will include some of Jose Dávila’s sculptural installations, photographs, drawings, and models.  Dávila’s intervention will reveal the artist’s interest in urbanism and social interaction.

Jose Dávila will be part of the Global New Art Show in Japan. A contemporary exhibition with more tan 40 pieces from Hiroshi Taguchi personal collection. The Seiji Togo Memorial Sompo Japan Nipponkoa Museum of Art will reproduce the collectors house as well as artists thoughts.

Jose Dávila has been awarded a grant for an exhibition at LAND as part of the Getty’s Pacific Standard Time: LA/LA initiative in September, 2017 till 27 of May 2018.

LAND commissioned Guadalajara-based artist Jose Dávila to create Sense of Place, a multi-site, large-scale, public sculpture exhibition migrating through, and integrating into, the diverse urban landscape of Los Angeles to draw a portrait of the city’s many experiences, geographies and histories. Sense of Place was derived from Davila’s Joint Effort sculpture series which expands the concepts of balance and equilibrium using basic construction materials such as concrete blocks and stones.

The six ton concrete sculpture will be on view to the public in the park from sunrise to sunset through November 2017 when it will begin to disassemble into 40 individual sculpture pieces and then migrate throughout the city to be reinstalled in approximately 20 different public sites. Public programming will be announced throughout the exhibition to celebrate the sculpture’s migration.

The group show where Charlie Billingham takes part, in the Plant Scenery of the World, presented across Inverleith House and the Front Range glasshouse at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh,  tries to take the visitors to  the theatrical, utopian and naturalistic display of plants under glass. With new context-specific commissions from artists Laura Aldridge, Charlie Billingham, Bobby Niven and Oliver Osborne, these dialogical displays of contemporary art and archival material from RBGE’s collection will examine historical narratives dominated by Western exploration – narratives that have shaped conceptions and preconceptions of “the exotic”, understandings and misunderstandings  of other places and views on identity and otherness.

“The language of stones or how the licentiate looks like his statue!”
Talk between Eugenio Arriaga, Jose Dávila, Cynthia Gutiérrez y Juan Newton.
Reflexions about the city history,  public sculpture, and the cult to the heroes as transforming elements of the city. A dialogue around the exhibition ” Anti-monuments monuments and new public sculptures”.

Lua Cão exhibition at Zé dos Bois Gallery, where Alexandre Estrela,  João Maria Gusmão and Pedro Paiva takes part, featured at Mousse Magazine.

Jose Dávila, Eric N. Mack, Toni Schmale and Shen Xin are the four recipients of the Baltic Artists’ Award. This major new international award is the first worldwide art award to be judged solely by artists. Four of the most celebrated international contemporary artists – Monica Bonvicini, Mike Nelson, Pedro Cabrita Reis, and Lorna Simpson – have each selected an emerging artist whose work they strongly believe in. The four winning artists work across a diverse range of media.

In the Morning, in the Evening is the name of Milena Muzquiz’s second individual exhibition at Travesía Cuatro Madrid. Going one step beyond, the artist show her first paintings creating a dialogue between the sculptures and the canvas, where dimensions play an important role.

Elena del Rivero participates in “Between the Lines.Art in Letters from Niki de Saint Phalle to Joseph Beuys” from 10 May to 27 August 2017, Sprengel Museum Hannover. The exhibition is dedicating itself to the nearly lost medium of letters and postcards. The show features renowned international artists from the latter half of the 20th century whose experimental concepts innovated and expanded the creative and communicative possibilities of the correspondence.

Jorge Méndez Blake’s individual exhibition A Message from the Emperor is on view in Marfa Contemporary, TX, US, until next September 15.

Inside documenta 14 Athens, curated by Ben Russel and ending July 16,  Alexandre Estrela took part in Hallucinations, last Saturday, June 24 at 5pm. Hallucinations is a three-day festival of live cinema, AV projection, and expansive performance featuring hypnagogic works by over 15 artists, musicians, filmmakers and curators from around the globe.

“Every Blind Wondering Ends in a Circle” is the title of Jose Dávila´s first solo show at Blue Project Foundation Barcelona.

Since June 20 until October 29, 2017 the show takes place at Il Saloto. Four sculptures from Joint Effort serial, which are a reflexion about attraction and tension between materials, understanding a moment of suspension and quiteness, highlighting the relation between their transparency and opacity. Fragility and resistance, calm and tension, geometry and chance coexist, creating this unstable stillness.

Jose Dávila presented on June 2, his first solo Museum Show in Europe curated by Dr. Brigitte Kölle and Dr. Petra Roettig at Hamburger Kunsthalle. The exhibition format Uncharted Territory features each year in the eponymous project space a different international artist whose work engages with global processes of change and issues of migration, identity, and place.

Travesía Cuatro participate in LOOP Barcelona presenting Sara Ramo, Os Ajudantes. May 25 & 26. Room 22.

Alexandre Estrela among with João Maria Gusmão and Pedro Paiva participate in Lua Cão an exhibition curated by Natxo Checa. Opening May 17 from 9:30 pm to Midnight. Calçada do Tijolo (à Rua do Século), 41A 1200-167 Lisbon, Portugal.

Through June 4, Mateo López is participating in The Valise, a collective artists’ project, unites seven South American artists—Johanna Calle, Matías Duville, Maria Laet, Mateo López, Nicolás Paris, Rosângela Rennó, and Christian Vinck Henriquez—with the Argentine writer César Aria. The printed edition, published by the Library Council of The Museum of Modern Art, presents a selection of artworks responding to the idea of travel and to Aria’s novel.

Travesía Cuatro participate in Frieze NY, May 4-7. Artists: Elena del Rivero, Gonzalo Lebrija, Jose Dávila, Alexandre Estrela, Milena Muzquiz, Asunción Molinos Gordo and Mateo López.

Travesía Cuatro will participate in Independent Brussels. April 19 – 23 , 2017. Mateo López, Jorge Méndez Blake, Milena Muzquiz, Elena del Rivero and Alexandre Estrela.

Sara Ramo solo show Para Marcela e as outras curated by Douglas de Freitas opening April 8, 2pm – 7pm. Capela do Morumbi, São Paulo Brazil.

Travesía Cuatro is participating in Dallas Art Fair. April 7-9, 2017. Opening April 6. Artist: Jose Dávila, Jorge Méndez Blake, Gonzalo Lebrija, Gabriel Rosas Alemán y Elena del Rivero.

Mateo López participate in the group show Pedra no Céu: Arte e a Arquitetura de Paulo Mendes da Rocha. MUBE Museu Brasileiro de Escultura, São Paulo, Brazil. April 01 — July 02, 2017.

Gonzalo Lebrija and Jose Dávila will be in the group show Monumentos, Anti-monumentos y Nueva Escultura Pública curated by Pablo León de la Barra. Opening, next Friday Mach 30, 8pm, MAZ Museo de Arte de Zapopan, Jalisco, México.

Alexandre Estrela is in the group show Verbivocovisual Experimental and Concrete Portuguese Poetry curated by Natxo Checa until April 12, 2017. Galeria Zé dos Boi, Barrio Alto, Lisbon, Portugal.

Alexandre Estrela is is the group show “Portugal em Flagrante” Museu Calouste Gulbenkian, Lisbon, Portugal. A semi-permanent exhibition of the Museu Calouste Gulbenkian’s Modern Collection designed to offer an introduction to the history of art and culture in Portugal during the twentieth century.

Jorge Méndez Blake participates in the group show Variable Dimensions – Artists and Architecture until May 29. cialisfrance24.com MAAT, Lisbon.

On March 2 join Mateo López, Serle, and Senior Curator Claire Gilman in a walk-through  the exhibition Undo List.

Travesia Cuatro is delighted to announce Jose Dávila is one of the four recipients of the BALTIC Artists’ Award 2017.

Baklite, Alexandre Estrela solo show curated by Sérgio Mah, is at CAV in Coimbra until March 12.

Donna Huanca will present Lengua de Bartolina Sisa at Travesía Cuatro Madrid. This is the first solo exhibition by the artist in Spain. The opening will happen next Friday 24th of February from 11 AM to 3 PM, with a performance at 1 PM. The show will remain on view until the 29th of April, 2017.

Next Friday 24th of February Travesía Cuatro Guadalajara Presents ANTIBODY a solo exhibition by Lucia Elena Prusa. The opening is at 7 PM and the show will remain on view until May 13th, 2017.

Elena del Rivero will be part of the Artist-In-Residence program at the Joan Mitchell Center in New Orleans (United States) in May, 2017. Elena del Rivero also received the Joan Mitchell Foundation Award in 2015.

Asunción Molinos Gordo will participate in the residency program of Nieuw Dakota, Amsterdam (Netherlands), participating in The Farmer in the City, a project curated by Christiaan Bastiaans. From the 6th of February until the 16th of March, 2017.

Asunción Molinos Gordo will participate in the group exhibition Forms of Action at the CCA Glasgow, Scotland (United Kingdom). The exhibition runs from January 27th, 2017 to March 12th, 2017.

John Isaacs will participate in the group exhibition The Inner Skin – Art and Shame at the MARTa Herford Museum, Herford (Germany). The show will open the 4th of March, 2017 and will remain on view until the 4th of June, 2017.

Gabriel Rosas Alemán will present an individual project at the fifth edition of Salón Acme 2017. From February 9th – 12th, 2017, at General Prim 30, Colonia Juárez, Mexico City.

The solo show Undo List by the Colombian artist Mateo López has opened at The Drawing Center, New York City (USA). The exhibition will be open to the public until the 19th of march, 2017.

Last days for visiting Practical Structures, a solo show by Jose Dávila curated by Aaron Levi Garvey at the SCAD Museum of Art (Savannah, USA). The exhibition will remain on view until Sunday 22nd of January, 2017.

John Isaacs will participate in the group exhibition Red Desert. The show will be open from November 18th, 2016 to February 25th, 2017 at Artvera’s Art Gallery (Geneva, Switzerland).

Gonzalo Lebrija will present his upcoming solo show at Travesia Cuatro Guadalajara (Mexico) titled Unfolded Paintings opening in February 4th, 2017. This exhibition will be part of the PREMACO 2017 Weekend.

Alexandre Estrela will present a solo exhibition titled BAKLITE, curated by Sergio Mah at CAV Centro de Artes Visuais (Coimbra, Portugal) from December 17th, 2016 to March 12th, 2017.

Jose Dávila will participate in the group exhibition Sol LeWitt. A Tribute. The show will be open from December 17th, 2016 to April 9th, 2017 at the Gemeentemuseum Den Haag (The Hague, Netherlands).

Travesía Cuatro will be part of ARCO Madrid 2017 from February 22nd to 26th, 2017. Artists: Jose Dávila, Alexandre Estrela, Donna Huanca, John Isaacs, Gonzalo Lebrija, Jorge Méndez Blake, Asunción Molinos Gordo, Milena Muzquiz and Sara Ramo.