Alejandro Almanza Pereda has been awarded a fellowship, from an international pool of candidates, to conduct research at the National Air and Space Museum as part of the 2020 Smithsonian Artist Research Fellowship program. Based on the exploration of weightless contexts, the artist’s project will focus on investigating the underwater training used for space walks,…
CURRO is excited to announce that Andrea Galvani is presenting a major institutional solo show in the monumental space of Pavilion 9B at MATTATOIO / MACRO Testaccio – one of the most important industrial landmarks in #Rome famous for juxtaposing its iconic historical structure with some of the most ambitious, foreword-thinking and experimental exhibitions in the international contemporary…
CURRO is proud to announce Andrea Galvani’s participation in Time Present, an exhibition of photographic masterpieces from the Deutsche Bank Collection accompanied by a beautiful publication. Now on view at the Palais Populaire in Berlin, the show will be open to the public through February 2021. Time Present: Photographic Masterpieces from the Deutsche Bank Collection, curated by Friedhelm…
Two intervened postcards by Cristina Garrido, from her series Veil of Invisibility, are part of the British Museum collection. Both of these works were made while she was studying in 2011 for her MA at Wimbledon College of Art, where her Finals show was entirely of postcard-related material. Two Tate colour postcards with the art-objects painted…
Mauricio Alejo’s works are focused on the creation of “sculptural moments or events” captured in time and presented in photography or video. The artist talks to Vera Castillo about the relationships between photography, sculpture and video. Densidad material y plástica fotográfica, by Vero Castillo Plataforma de Imágenes Contemporáneas (PICS) Centro de la Imagen project Mexico City, Mexico
Alejandro Almanza Pereda’s works are currently on view at Galerie Barbara Thumm, as part of the initiative NEW VIEWINGS, an online exhibition format. Alejandro Almanza, curated by Fernando Bryce NEW VIEWINGS Galeria Barbara Thumm Berlin, Germany
