Current Exhibitions
Arturo Kameya: Opaque Spirits
Past Exhibitions
Tales of Soil and Concrete
Articles
The Venezuelan playwright Cabrujas once compared the nation to a hotel, a temporary place that doesn’t belong to its inhabitants and thus doesn’t require upkeep.
“Why do we pretend to have a state?” —José Ignacio Cabrujas, 1987
From an Isaac Julien retrospective and an artist’s haunted hotel to the story of the city's 17th-century siege.
Have You Considered?
Sarah Cale
Canadian, 1977
Moki Cherry
Swedish, 1943 - 2009
Barbara Wesolowska
Polish, 1984
Marta Spagnoli
Italian, 1994
Karolina Albricht
Polish, 1983
James Morse
American, 1982
Avery Z. Nelson
American, 1983
Helena Foster
British, 1988
Lewis Brander
British, 1995
Carolina Aguirre Barrandeguy
Chilean, 1990