Part 1: Alfredo Gisholt Globe Trots from Mexico City to Boston Alfredo Gisholt in his studio in 2013, photographed by Lourdes Almeida When Alfredo Gisholt, born in 1971 in Mexico City, recounts his early childhood, he admits that art-making was not a preoccupation of his. Although creativity was encouraged, his expression of it was limited [...]
View article at Glasstire From the gallery: “Deborah Colton Gallery is pleased to present Rituals of Perception, an exhibition featuring paintings and works on paper by Alfredo Gisholt. This grand solo exhibition encompasses the entire gallery. The exhibition can be seen online through the gallery’s Viewing Room. Installation and artwork images can be seen through [...]
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Who are your favorite up-and-coming artists on your radar at the moment? I would say the mexican multidisciplinary artist, Nacho Rodriguez Bach, and the international critically-acclaimed Danish artist, Olafur Eliasson. Rodriguez Bach is an artist I have been promoting and representing for several years. He is always reinventing himself. Interested in understanding the origin and [...]
Alvaro Perez and Mariana Valdes are very exited to present Nacho Rodriguez Bach works. Mexican artist Nacho Rodriguez Bach borrows folk art elements to reinterpret them as mediums using electronic, kinetic, light and industrial design media. Modern production methods and technology fuse with tradition and the natural world to become something else. Ambiguity is the … Read More
Convinced of the importance of placing Mexican art in diverse venues in order to fortify and promote its appreciation and consumption, Mariana has collaborated with NM Contemporaneo (Mexico) to exhibit Armando Romero’s work at Intero, located at WESTAVE in River Oaks. The art deco inspired development of WESTAVE captures the spirit of the surrounding neighborhood … Read More
