Darío Escobar & Mathias Goeritz 'Dialogues' at Darío Escobar's studio on Colonia Roma Norte in the occasion of CDMX art week 2021.
The exhibition is curated by Michel Blacsubé and will be on view until 02.05.2021.
Photo: Darío Escobar Studio
Photo: Darío Escobar Studio
Photo: Darío Escobar Studio
Lea Porsager 'Golden Insider - 81 Inflated Facets' (2014) is part of the exhibition 'Protozone2: Continuity/Transpassing’ at Shedhalle, Zurich, CH.
The exhibition will open 09.04.2021.
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By way of kundalini technology and quantum entanglement, Golden Insider—81 Inflated Facets finds its nub in the world of mind-bending ideas. In kundalini technology, it is believed that the mind has eighty-one facets. Positive (“+”), negative (“-”), and neutral (“=”) emotions flood the mind, blurring and distort- ing thought-processes. Golden Insider—81 Inflated Facets does not concern itself with the human mind, but with the matrixial mind of the microorganism slime mold. Metal and microorganisms become agents of thoughts in their various entangled materializations.
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Details:
81 inflated facets (Eighty-one alumi- num sculptures, each 25 x 12 cm); FACET MANIA SURVIVAL UNDER FAVORABLE CONDITIONS (Screen print on silk fabric, 120 x 200); Golden Insider (3D animation, duration: 10:25 min.). Supported by the Danish Arts Foundation. Exhibitions: Moderna-utställningen 2014: Society Acts, Moderna Museet, Malmö, SE, curated by Andreas Nilsson; Ring-Pass-Not, Göttingen Kunstverein, Göttingen, DE, 2015, curated by Kordula Fritze-Srbic; Survival Kit 8, festival, Riga, Latvia, 2016, curated by Solvita Krese and Inga Lāce.
Tove Storch is part of the exhibition 'In A Slow Manner' curated by Henriette Noermark at Maison Du Danemark.
The exhibition is currently open on the new digital platform 'Le Bicolore' by Maison Du Danemark supported by The New Carlsberg Foundation.
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'In this day and age, perhaps more than ever, we long for physical, tactile experiences, and a slower pace. Time to reflect; to let the mind wander abstractly toward inspiration, returning to the fundamental elements that matter. For In A Slow Manner, ten artists - spanning a vast range of generations, intentions and iterations - have been invited to exhibit sculpture in two and three dimensions, wall tapestries and light objects, thus showcasing various approaches to textile art today.' - Henriette Noermark
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Photo credit: Kleinfenn
Photo credit: Kleinfenn
The exhibition will run until 14.03.2021
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"No one would have believed is an exhibition that brings art, popular culture and politics together. It focusses on the work by two contemporary artists, Runo Lagomarsino and Wendy Morris, that rethinks the legacy of colonialism and science fiction, departing from the work of Brazilian born artist Henrique Alvim Corrêa (1876-1910), best known for his astonishing illustrations for The War of The Worlds by H. G. Wells.
The exhibition is curated by Fernanda Pitta and Laurens Dhaenens." - Netwerk Aalst
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Runo Lagomarsino
'Tales from the Underworld' 2020
White matchboxes with dead insects from the Ethnographical Museum in Berlin laid down on top of a piece of newspaper
Runo Lagomarsino
'Which horizons behind us we too quickly forgotten ?', 2020
High heat stamp applied to wall
Darío Escobar will be a part of the exhibition: 'ReVisión: Art in the Americas' at Denver Art Museum, Denver, Colorado with his wor 'Untitled' (2000-2007)
Dates to be announced
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Work Details:
Dario Escobar
Untitled, 2000-2007
Silver & tin embossed on wood and plastic
12,7 x 20,3 x 78,8 cm (5 x 7,99 x 31,02 in)
Collection Pérez Art Museum, Miami.
Darío Escobar is a part of the exhibition 'Cultures of the Sea: Art of the Ancient Americas' at Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University with his work 'Sin título (tabla de surf) [Untitled (Surfboard)]' (2001).
The exhibition runs through 2020 (360 Tour Available).
Location: Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University, Durham, North Carolina.
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'For ancient cultures on the Central and South American coasts, the ocean was both a source of livelihood and a way of life: It provided food, precious materials and divine inspiration in regions with often-severe environmental conditions. Cultures of the Sea: Art of the Ancient Americas brings together works of art from 100 BCE to the present that illustrate how the ocean shaped the cultural legacies of these civilizations. This exhibition features ceramics, textiles and carvings, many on view for the first time, from the Nasher Museum’s permanent collection.' - Nasher Museum of Art.
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Work details:
Dario Escobar
Sin título (tabla de surf) [Untitled (Surfboard)], 2001
Polyurethane, plastic, tin, and silver
191 x 48 x 10 cm (75,2 x 18,9 x 3,94 in)
Collection Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University, North Carolina.
Photo credit: Peter Paul Geoffrion
Photo credit: Studio Darío Escobar
Photo credit: Peter Paul Geoffrion
Darío Escobar is a part of the exhibition 'Colección Jumex: On the Razor’s Edge' at Museo Jumex in Mexico City with his work 'Transparent Sculpture IV' (2014).
The exhibition will run until 13.02.2021.
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Work Details:
Dario Escobar
Transparent Sculpture IV, 2014
Wood & metal.
177,88 x 206,4 x 117 cm (70,03 x 81,26 x 46,06 in)
Collection Jumex Museum, Mexico City.
Photo credit: Studio Dario Escobar
Photo credit: Studio Dario Escobar
Dario Escobar is a part of the exhibition 'Stories of Abstraction: Contemporary Latin American Art in the Global Context' at Phoenix Art Museum with his work 'Broken Circle VIII' (2013)
The exhibition will open 01.10.2020 and will run until 31.01.2021.
Location: Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix, Arizona
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'Stories of Abstraction: Contemporary Latin American Art in the Global Context presents rarely seen artworks by some of Latin America’s most innovative contemporary artists to uncover how abstraction can be used to generate new narratives, insightful social commentary, and even political change' - Phoenix Art Museum
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Details:
Dario Escobar
Broken Circle VIII, 2013
Plastic & Steel.
470 x 220 x 1 cm (185,04 x 86,61 x ,39 in)
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Collection Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix
