Author: arroniz

PROJECT ROOM May-June, 2018 Two timelines in the same space. Two moments, two series of the same substance marginalizing a sculptural event. An object that rides since 2003 proliferating and permeating my possible definition of art and the officiating of it, and another that appears from the imprint, from certain undefined eventuality in which I only intuit the structure. Both, […]

MAIN ROOM May-June, 2018 Arróniz Arte Contemporáneo presents the second solo exhibition in the gallery of Fernando García Correa (Mexico, 1958). For this show the artist has selected a series of works (two-dimensional and three dimensional) that review diverse thematic axes developed throughout his career. The drawings that compose the exhibition, show the interest of García Correa for the line […]

Terrace April – May, 2018 As an aesthetic theory, neoplasticism was an artistic movement that sought the total representation of reality from geometric abstraction. Within the precepts that can be found in this current, we can point out the idea of ​​an objective and universal plastic language, which seeks the elimination of forms and reach the fundamental elements, resulting in […]

Main Room April – May 2018 In collaboration with ltd los angeles and as part of Condo Mexico City, Arróniz Arte Contemporáneo presents ‘Blue Orchids’, an individual show by Belgian artist Johan Grimonprez (1962), second exhibition at the Main Room of the gallery. For the first time in Mexico, and after its previous screening in 2017, Blue Orchids, 2017 (48 […]

Project Room April -May 2018 With clear visual references to the history of art and its most transcendental figures such as Sonia Delaunay, Joan Miró and even Elsworth Kelly and Jürgen Partenheimer, Sabine Finkenauer’s works (Germany, 1961), established in Barcelona since 1993, is materialized in drawings, paintings, sculptures, fabrics and subtle and delicate installations of maximum visual force, where the […]

Main Room February 6 – March 24, 2018   1. All that walks on two feet is an enemy. Access to a country, a city, a neighborhood, a house, a room means, besides a route, a split of being incognito to being intimate. Such an approach predisposes that the acts and reflexes originated in the displacement correspond to the temporality […]

Project Room February 6 – March 24, 2017.   Odd Jobs, Roula Partheniou’s first exhibition in Mexico City, presents a series of works that parody practical objects related to utility, household tools, labour and storage, transforming the gallery into a space that conflates the garage and studio. Reductive sculptures of common objects like building supplies, paintbrushes, lumber, sports equipment and […]