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kurimanzutto es una galería de arte contemporáneo que ha jugado un papel clave en el desarollo del arte tanto en México como en el extranjero. Actualmente representa 34 artistas nacionales e internacionales. Nuestros horarios son:
martes a jueves de 11pm a 5pm
viernes y sábados de 11pm a 4pm

tuesday - thursday from 11pm to 5pm
friday and saturday from 11pm to 4pm

On view now: Sarah Lucas’s “Venus Victoria”, the inaugural commission for the New Museum’s public plaza. ⁠⁠Recognized as...
16/05/2026

On view now: Sarah Lucas’s “Venus Victoria”, the inaugural commission for the New Museum’s public plaza. ⁠
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Recognized as one of Britain’s most significant contemporary artists, Lucas’ work has consistently been characterized by irreverent humor and the use of everyday, readymade materials—furniture, food, tabloid newspapers, tights and toilets. Spanning sculpture, photography and installation, her work evokes the body in its physical, cultural and spiritual dimensions.⁠
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Lucas was selected by an all-artist jury comprised of Teresita Fernández, Joan Jonas, Julie Mehretu, Cindy Sherman, and Kiki Smith. ⁠
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Find Venus Victoria in a new outdoor plaza on Bowery at Prince Street, created as part of the New Museum’s OMA-designed building expansion. ⁠
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Hear more from Lucas’s work via link in bio 🔗

Contracorrientes: Dr. Lakra & Miguel Covarrubias opens today at kurimanzutto New York. ⁠⁠The exhibition brings together ...
13/05/2026

Contracorrientes: Dr. Lakra & Miguel Covarrubias opens today at kurimanzutto New York. ⁠
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The exhibition brings together two influential provocateurs of modern and contemporary Mexican art: Miguel Covarrubias (1904–57), known as “El Chamaco,” and Jerónimo López Ramírez, known as (b. 1972).⁠
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Curated by writer and curator Emily King, the project creates a dialogue between the artists’ practices across drawing, printmaking, ceramics, and cartography, using line as a thread that connects bodies, images, and geographies.⁠
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Throughout the exhibition, movement, mark-making, and mapping emerge as parallel systems through which visual culture is translated, transformed, and reimagined.⁠
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📍kurimanzutto New York, 516 w 20th street⁠
🗓️ May 13 – June 13 ⁠
Opening: Wednesday, May 13, 6 – 8 pm ⁠
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⁠Photo: .zach⁠

Contracorrientes: Dr. Lakra & Miguel Covarrubias opens today at kurimanzutto New York. ⁠⁠The exhibition brings together ...
13/05/2026

Contracorrientes: Dr. Lakra & Miguel Covarrubias opens today at kurimanzutto New York. ⁠
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The exhibition brings together two influential provocateurs of modern and contemporary Mexican art: Miguel Covarrubias (1904–57), known as “El Chamaco,” and Jerónimo López Ramírez, known as (b. 1972).⁠
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Curated by writer and curator Emily King, the project creates a dialogue between the artists’ practices across drawing, printmaking, ceramics, and cartography, using line as a thread that connects bodies, images, and geographies.⁠
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Throughout the exhibition, movement, mark-making, and mapping emerge as parallel systems through which visual culture is translated, transformed, and reimagined.⁠
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📍kurimanzutto New York, 516 w 20th street⁠
🗓️ May 13 – June 13 ⁠
Opening: Wednesday, May 13, 6 – 8 pm ⁠
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Photo: .zach⁠

Opening today in New York: “Lilia Carrillo: Ruptures and Premonitions” at Americas Society (), curated by . ⁠⁠Lilia Carr...
13/05/2026

Opening today in New York: “Lilia Carrillo: Ruptures and Premonitions” at Americas Society (), curated by . ⁠
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Lilia Carrillo was a central figure within the group of postwar Mexican painters known as the Generación de la Ruptura (the Rupture Generation), and its most prominent female contributor. Carrillo was part of a close circle of artists who all shared an interest in abstraction and entered into an international dialogue with painterly tendencies occurring in New York and Paris including Abstract Expressionism, Lyrical Abstraction, and Informalism.⁠
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The exhibition presents a selection of the artist’s paintings from 1961, the year her aesthetic language was consolidated, to 1974, the year of her premature death; alongside a selection of archival photographs, letters, invitations, and publications.⁠
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📍Americas Society, 680 Park Avenue⁠
🗓️ May 13 – August 1⁠
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Guided walkthrough by Tobias Ostrander⁠
May 14, 6 pm ⁠

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Lilia Carrillo, Premonición, 1970

Opening tomorrow “Contracorrientes: Dr. Lakra & Miguel Covarrubias” at kurimanzutto New York. ⁠⁠This exhibition, curated...
12/05/2026

Opening tomorrow “Contracorrientes: Dr. Lakra & Miguel Covarrubias” at kurimanzutto New York. ⁠
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This exhibition, curated by London-based writer and curator Emily King, brings together the work of two prominent visual provocateurs in modern and contemporary Mexican art: Miguel Covarrubias (1904–57), known as “El Chamaco” (The Kid), and Jerónimo López Ramírez, known as (b. 1972). ⁠
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Born nearly seven decades apart, the artists are linked by a shared precocity and a counterhegemonic perspective that challenges dominant artistic and geographic frameworks. Through a dialogue of line, visual culture, and cartography, the exhibition examines how both artists navigated the world not as outsiders but as “thorough cosmopolitans,” as King describes, immersed in the cultures they depict.⁠
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📍kurimanzutto New York, 516 w 20th street⁠
🗓️ May 13 – June 13 ⁠
Opening: Wednesday, May 13, 6 – 8 pm ⁠
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Images:
1. Dr. Lakra. Los más corrientes del Pacífico, 2024⁠ (detail)

The Holy See Pavilion “The Ear is the Eye of the Soul” at , a deeply meditative encounter grounded in sound, silence, an...
09/05/2026

The Holy See Pavilion “The Ear is the Eye of the Soul” at , a deeply meditative encounter grounded in sound, silence, and the living rhythms of the natural world, is now open. ⁠
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This project by , with contribution by , is curated by & Ben Vickers. It has been conceived in response to Koyo Kouoh’s curatorial proposition for Biennale Arte 2026 to slow down and attune to a quieter register. The exhibition takes the form of a sonic prayer, a call to the contemplative act of listening, inspired by the life and legacy of Saint Hildegard of Bingen (1098-1179), medieval abbess, poet, healer and composer.⁠
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The Ear is the Eye of the Soul creates rare space for stillness, for reflection, and for reconnection. ⁠
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📍 The Mystical Garden of the Discalced Carmelites, Cannaregio⁠
& Complesso di Santa Maria Ausiliatrice, Castello⁠
🗓️ until November 22⁠
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Artists: Alexander Kluge, Bhanu Kapil, Brian Eno, Carminho, Caterina Barbieri, Devonté Hynes, FKA Twigs, Holly Herndon & Mat Dryhurst, Ilda David’, Jim Jarmusch, Kali Malone, Kazu Makino, Laraaji, Meredith Monk, Moor Mother, Otobong Nkanga, Patti Smith, Precious Okoyomon, Raúl Zurita, Soundwalk Collective, Suzanne Ciani, Tatiana Bilbao, Terry Riley, and the Benedictine Nuns of the Abbey of St. Hildegard Eibingen.

“Damián Ortega: Matter and Energy” will open at Sao Paulo on May 15, his first survey exhibition in South America. ⁠⁠Ma...
08/05/2026

“Damián Ortega: Matter and Energy” will open at Sao Paulo on May 15, his first survey exhibition in South America. ⁠
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Matter and Energy showcases over three decades of work by , encompassing myriad media, including photography, video, sculpture, and installation. The artist invites viewers to reconsider everyday materials and objects to explore social, economic, and political narratives. ⁠
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The exhibition highlights important works from Ortega’s career, including large-scale installations like “Cosmic Thing” and “Controller of the Universe”, sculptures made of concrete and corn, as well as photographic polyptychs investigating aspects of Brazilian architecture and urbanism. ⁠
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Curated by Adriano Pedrosa, artistic director, MASP, Rodrigo Moura, artistic director, MALBA, Yudi Rafael, assistant curator, MASP, and Isabela Ferreira Loures, curatorial assistant, MASP.⁠
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📍MASP⁠
🗓️ May 9 – November 22⁠
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Organized in partnership with the Museo de Arte Latinoamericana de Buenos Aires (MALBA), the show will later travel to Centro Cultural La Moneda in Santiago, Chile, where it will be on view from November 2026 to March 2027.⁠
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Photo: ⁠
Víctor Villareal for Museo Marco ⁠
Damián Ortega. Controller of the Universe, 2007.

Join us for the launch of Jimmie Durham’s PoesiePoems on Friday, May 8 at .bruno in Venice. The event will include a dis...
07/05/2026

Join us for the launch of Jimmie Durham’s PoesiePoems on Friday, May 8 at .bruno in Venice. The event will include a discussion with the editors of the book, Maria Thereza Alves and Salvatore Lacagnina, who will be joined by Margherita Ghella. This will be followed by a light breakfast. ⁠
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“PoesiePoems” presents a selection of poems drawn from the Durham’s three collections—Columbus Day (1983), Poems That Do Not Go Together (2012), and Particle/WordTheory (2020)—here appearing for the first time in Italian translation by Sacha Piersanti, and enriched with previously unpublished texts and drawings from the artist’s archive.⁠
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Published by in collaboration with LAVINIA. ⁠
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Jimmie Durham (1940–2021) is one of the most radical and unpredictable figures in international art. His work unsettles established categories within European and North American culture and deconstructs codified images and symbols, revealing the mechanisms that sustain dominant cultural systems. With sharp humor, Durham introduces fractures into language and systems of knowledge, opening up unexpected spaces for thought.⁠
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📍Bruno, Calle Lunga S. Barnaba 2729, Venice⁠
🗓️Friday, May 8, 10:45 am

“A Gathering of Remarkable People” Rirkrit Tiravanija’s project for the Venice Biennale’s Qatar Pavilion will open on Ma...
07/05/2026

“A Gathering of Remarkable People” Rirkrit Tiravanija’s project for the Venice Biennale’s Qatar Pavilion will open on May 9. ⁠
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Presented on the site of the future permanent Qatar Pavilion, “A gathering of remarkable people” features a tent-like structure designed by Tiravanija to serve as a place for cultural exchange, supporting different forms of participation and artistic intervention. ⁠
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Among these are screenings of an experimental narrative film by Qatari-American artist Sophia Al-Maria and a large-scale sculpture by Kuwaiti-Puerto Rican artist . Activations will unfold at the Pavilion between its inauguration and the close of the Biennale Arte 2026, pairing live performances organized by Tarek Atoui () with a culinary program of Middle Eastern cuisine designed by Palestinian chef .f.kattan. ⁠
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“This extraordinary exhibition is the result of a shared vision borne of tireless collaboration. It is a genuine expression of culture’s ability to bridge our divides, which makes this project more urgent and timely than ever.” — Tom Eccles and Ruba Katrib⁠
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📍Giardini, Venice Biennale ⁠
🗓️May 9 — November 22⁠
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photos: Giuseppe Miotto / Marco Cappelletti ⁠
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