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05/29/2026

On the occasion of Lydia Azout’s current exhibition at Dot Fiftyone Gallery, we are pleased to share this backstage video documenting the installation of the artist’s large-scale sculptures for her 2019 solo exhibition Vacuum Structures at the Modern Art Museum Bogotá curated by

The exhibition concluded with the museum’s acquisition of Dynamic Portal for its permanent collection, where the work remains on permanent view at the museum’s entrance.

Video by Camilo George . Watch the full video on our YouTube Channel

05/21/2026

Gian Paolo Minelli is featured in one of the episodes of the Artist Dialogue Series, produced by .gallery and available on the gallery’s YouTube channel.

Filmed inside the artist’s studio, this original production offers a personal insight into Gian Paolo’s creative universe, exploring the ideas, emotions, and reflections that shape his artistic practice. An intimate conversation that unveils the inspirations and processes behind the work of one of today’s most distinctive contemporary artists and photographers.

A film by . Watch the full video on our YouTube channel.

05/14/2026

Oscar Abraham Pabon , featured in one of the videos from the Artist Dialogue Series, produced by .gallery and available on the gallery’s YouTube channel.

In this original production, filmed at Osca’s studio in Barcelona (Spain), he shares the story behind his artistic practice, revealing the emotional and intellectual motivations that drive the creation of his work. An intimate look into the thoughts, inspirations, and creative process of one of today’s most compelling contemporary artists. A video by Watch the full version in our channel in YoutubE

04/24/2026

Lydia Azout, Cosmic Wave #1, 2011. Steel With Rust Patina 14 × 14 × 14 in On view in the artist’s current exhibition at Dot Fiftyone.

Azout’s fourth solo exhibition at Dot Fiftyone coincides with the release of her new monographic publication, celebrating over five decades of artistic practice.

Featuring stainless steel sculptures, photographic works with sculptural steel elements finished in gold paint, and a video piece, the exhibition explores the tension between fragility and monumentality, darkness and light.

Rooted in geometry, nature, and spirituality, Azout’s practice invites contemplation—revealing resilience and the quiet emergence of light after the storm.

A central figure in Colombian and Latin American modernism, Lydia Azout has developed a singular sculptural language over more than fifty years. Her work moves fluidly between intimate scales and monumental installations, balancing formal rigor with a deeply contemplative dimension.

Her sustained engagement with sacred geometry—through elemental forms such as the circle, triangle, square, and pentagon—has become a defining axis of her practice. Working primarily with iron, she transforms industrial material into a vehicle for metaphysical inquiry, imbuing geometric structures with organic vitality and spiritual resonance.

04/17/2026

Walkthrough of Lydia Azout: Reflections…now, on view through May 31, 2026 at Dot Fiftyone Gallery, the artist’s fourth solo exhibition with the gallery, presented alongside the launch of her new monographic book.

The exhibition features stainless steel sculptures, gold-painted photographic installations, and a video work, unfolding a dialogue between geometry, nature, and spirituality. Azout’s practice moves between fragility and monumentality, darkness and light—inviting reflection and reaffirming her voice within contemporary sculpture.

04/15/2026

The monographic book of Lydia Azout has been recently released, offering a comprehensive survey of five uninterrupted decades of her artistic practice. Developed over the course of more than a year, the publication reflects an in-depth and thoughtful engagement with the artist’s work and legacy.

The book was designed and edited by Manuela López Anaya Manuela Lopez Anaya , and features critical texts by Eugenio Viola Eugenio Viola and Gustavo Villamor Carlos Gustavo Villamor . Photographic documentation of Azout’s most recent works was carried out by Camilo George Jimeno Camilo George Jimeno . The overall coordination and logistics of the project were led by Dot Fiftyone Gallery, with the collaboration of Rebeca Schapiro.

Measuring 12 x 12 inches (30.5 x 30.5 cm) and spanning 250 pages, the publication is printed on Natural Evolution White 120 gsm paper and Arena 100 gsm paper, using five inks. It is set in Alte Haas Grotesk (regular, bold, and italic) and bound in a hardcover edition featuring a spot UV gloss varnish.

This first edition consists of 250 copies and was printed by Akian Gráfica Akian Gráfica in Buenos Aires in February 2026.

Contact the gallery to order your copy.

03/31/2026

03/28/2026

Lydia Azout’s fourth solo exhibition at Dot Fiftyone coincides with the release of her new monographic book, celebrating over 50 years of practice.

Featuring stainless steel sculptures, photographic works with sculptural steel elements finished in gold paint, and a video work,

The exhibition explores the tension between fragility and monumentality, darkness and light.

Rooted in geometry, nature, and spirituality, Azout’s practice invites contemplation—revealing resilience and the quiet emergence of light after the storm.

03/28/2026

We invite you to explore the Dot Fiftyone Gallery YouTube Channel, where you can follow our exhibitions, discover the artistic practices of our represented artists, and gain insight into our participation in art fairs around the world.

Through this channel, we share original productions created by our in-house filmmaker, Fredi Ferrara, who has developed a series of documentary features dedicated to our artists. Each film explores the philosophy and conceptual foundations that motivate and inspire their artistic practices, while also capturing the environments in which they live and create.

These productions have been filmed in cities across the globe, including Miami, New York, Paris, Berlin, Düsseldorf, Buenos Aires, Mexico City, Santa Cruz - Bolivia, Lima, and Bogotá.

Our channel currently features more than 70 videos, and we invite you to subscribe and follow us as we continue to share new content regularly. Over time, we will also be releasing archival recordings of past exhibitions presented by Dot Fiftyone Gallery since its founding in 2003.

In addition, the channel will include episodes from the first reality show about an art gallery in Miami, filmed in 2007, documenting the daily life of Dot Fiftyone Gallery and its interactions with collectors, museums, curators, artists, and fellow galleries in the city. Today, this material serves as a unique historical archive capturing the early stages of what would become the vibrant and influential contemporary art scene that Miami represents today.

Subscribe to the channel and join us in this evolving audiovisual archive.

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