Chicanx Artists rafa esparza and Guadalupe Rosales Reflect on Their Relationships to Mexico
Their two-person exhibition is on view through March 30, at Commonwealth and Council's Mexico City space.
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Forms of Labor: “Maternar” at the Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo
A sprawling show considers the ethics, economics, and entanglement of productive and reproductive work.
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Composite Bodies: Yeni Mao at Campeche
Leather, minerals, and chains meet big cats and powerful bodies in Yeni Mao's latest exhibition.
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One Work: Raúl Guerrero’s “Tomo VI: 16 de Septiembre con 5 de Febrero”
Recording a trip to Mexico City in the 1990s, Raúl Guerrero's paintings, framed as book covers, form an idiosyncratic but identifiable portrait of the locale.
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Insects and Angels
Lila de Magalhaes's embroideries imagine a world where creatures both earthly and otherworldly coexist.
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Yoshua Okon’s Work Proposes That We Burn It All Down—But Maybe Not All of It
In his quest to expose how messed-up our economic-political system is, Yoshua Okón depicts its effects on people who are merely cogs in the machine.
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Paul P.’s Ghostly Portraits Link Vintage Porn to Art Historical Tradition
Paul P.'s exhibition at Lulu was his first solo show in Mexico—and his first devoted primarily to portraiture in over a decade.
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In ‘Sex Is Work,’ Julien Ceccaldi Depicts Dating-App Dramas Using Manga Aesthetics
Seven oil paintings on canvas and two painted sculptures comprise Julien Ceccaldi's exhibition titled "Sex Is Work"—and indeed the paintings suggest the emotional labor that accompanies the act.
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Dario Escobar Considers the Afterlives of Discarded Cars
Guatemalan artist Dario Escobar examines the effects of consumer capitalism from a Central American perspective in sculptures and installations that repurpose sports equipment, car parts, and other…
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Jessie Makinson’s Fantastical Works Imagine a Posthuman Dreamworld
In a series of paintings, Jessie Makinson took Margaret Cavendish's 1666 novella The Blazing World as a point of departure, constructing her own otherworldly realm of genderfluid, interspecies…
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