Travesía Cuatro is pleased to announce the representation of German artist Friedrich Kunath. Based in Los Angeles, Kunath utilizes a personal style of romantic conceptualism, layering poetic phrases with poignant, often melancholic imagery. The work embraces comedy and pathos, evoking universal feelings of love, hope, longing, and despair.
Watch a conversation between Germaine Acogny – dancer, choreographer and artist born in Benin but settled in Senegal and considered to be the founder of contemporary African dance – and Nora Chipaumire – artist, performer, choreographer, researcher and agitator born in Zimbabwe and based in Brooklyn, New York – also a reference for the new generation of African artists.
Alexandre Estrela presents A Third Reason, a solo exhibition at Rialto6, in Lisbon, Portugal. It will be on view until January 14, 2022.
Elena del Rivero presents “The Archive of Dust: An Ongoing Project” at Es Baluard Museu in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, an exhaustive overview of the fundamental lines that characterize her work gravitating around the attacks of the World Trade Center on September 11th, 2001, in New York. On view from 12th September 2021 until 30th January 2022.
The solo show Sí pero no by Mateo López is open at Casa Republicana, Biblioteca Luis Ángel Arango, Banco de la República in Bogotá, Colombia. It is curated by Maria Wills and Julien Petit and will be on view until October 15, 2021.
Donna Huanca presents ESPEJO QUEMADA, a solo exhibition at Ballroom Marfa, Texas, curated by Daisy Nam, from 26 June 2021 until 2 de January 2022.
In July 2021 we launched BAJO EL SOL, a communication platform dedicated to the dissemination of voices that analyze and transform today’s world and whose lines of thought expose or claim alternative social, intellectual, artistic, climatological and technological models.
Jose Dávila presents the solo exhibition Le pietre sanno aspettare, curated by Guido Magnaguagno at the Centro Internazionale di Scultura in Peccia, Suitzerland. On view from May 4th, 2021.
Now + There presents To Each Era Its Art. To Art, Its Freedom, a public sculpture by Jose Dávila, co-curated by Pedro Alonzo, on view at Central Wharf Park in Boston, MA, until November 2021.