Piero Atchugarry Gallery is thrilled to announce that Guillermo García Cruz’s striking presentation at Art Basel Miami Beach 2023 has been highlighted by AD México. Recognized as a leading voice in contemporary Latin American art, García Cruz’s work captivated audiences and critics alike, cementing his position among the region’s most exciting talents.

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Piero Atchugarry Gallery is proud to announce that its solo presentation of Metaphysics of the Everyday by Linda Kohen at Art Basel Miami Beach has been named one of the top 10 booths of the fair by the Wall Street Journal.

We are deeply honored to have Linda Kohen’s extraordinary vision recognized on such a prestigious platform, marking a significant milestone in her illustrious artistic journey.

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Piero Atchugarry Gallery is honored to be recognized by Artsy as one of the top 10 booths at Art Basel Miami Beach, thanks to its serene and evocative solo presentation of works by 100-year-old artist Linda Kohen.

Amid the high-energy spectacle of the fair, the gallery’s booth offered a moment of introspection and calm, showcasing Kohen’s intimate oil paintings created between 1971 and 1999. These poignant works capture fleeting moments and everyday objects—a fully set dinner table, the spilled contents of a purse, or an empty bedroom—imbued with the quiet power of the ordinary.

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Piero Atchugarry Gallery is proud to announce that Guillermo García-Cruz’s solo exhibition Divergent Structure has been featured on Meer.com. Curated by Rina Gitlin, the installation blends physical and digital realms through sculptural pillars that explore contrasts between organic and inorganic forms. Drawing from Latin American geometric abstraction, García-Cruz reimagines the rectangle to reflect the nonlinear nature of contemporary life, incorporating the digital “glitch” into the physical space.

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For this year’s Miami Art Week, Piero Atchugarry Gallery is proud to host 50 Years, Galería Raquel Arnaud, a special exhibition celebrating the influential career of one of Brazil’s most prominent art figures. Raquel Arnaud has been a cornerstone in supporting Brazilian art, founding multiple galleries and organizing countless exhibitions over the decades.

The exhibition offers a rare opportunity to explore her legacy and the gallery’s history, highlighting the unique, evolving taste that has defined her career.

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Dagoberto Rodríguez arrives for the first time in Uruguay with his exhibition ‘Retropía’, at the MACA Museum in Uruguay!

The selection of works address Cuba’s recent history, where language and objects of consumption are intertwined in a critical analysis. Retropía reflects on a nostalgia that idealizes the past and clouds the vision of the future.

Dagoberto Rodríguez: Retropía
September 21 - December 15, 2024
MACA: Atchugarry Contemporary Art Museum

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Check out the October 2024 edition of harper's Bazaar Germany where they selected represented artist, Alicia Viebrock to be featured!

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At her solo show Melting Point, at Piero Atchugarry Gallery, Pauline D’Andigné paintings convey a dialogue between the delicate and the industrial. D’Andigné’s paintings are frenetic depictions of oversized, cartoon-like flowers. Their outlines are more semiotic than veristic, speaking to a consciously unlearned or faux-naïf style. Rather than keeping between lines, the artist uses colour as an emotive material, her canvases evoking “the fleeting and chaotic entanglement of youthful memories”.

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Art Critic and Curator, Dennys Matos reviews “Embodied Echoes: Stories of the Foreign Soul” by mounir fatmi and Dagoberto Rodriguez, on view in Venice on the occasion of the 60th Venice Art Biennale through June 29.

Check out his special in this week’s upcoming digital and print edition in El Nuevo Herald.

Marking Atchugarry’s debut in Valencia, Spain, “Hacia el Futuro” (Towarde the Future), features several sculptures of varying materials in one of the most important hubs of scientific and cultural dissemination in Europe, entering into a seamless dialogue with the architectural complex designed by Santiago Calatrava.

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“Katazome Today: Migrations of a Japanese Art” draws from an international roster of artists who are all using a traditional technique to demonstrate contemporary ideas in a unique way.

Exhibtion on view from February 11, 2023 - June 11, 2023

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Following her inaugural exhibition at Piero Atchugarry Gallery (Miami) in 2022, Alicia Viebrock, the young German abstract painter, makes her mark in Uruguay ahead of her residency in Tierra Garzón, with a debut exhibition— Metamorphosis.

Pueblo Garzón Cam. a Sierras Garzón 5 28 Dec 2023 — 21 Jan 2024

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"With this installation, mounir fatmi questions our relationship with education by allowing us to experiment and observe its effects on the individual. The work invites the viewer to make his way along a labyrinthine structure that seems to come from his childhood fantasies."

The Blackboard, 2013. MOCA Collection. Courtesy of the artist and Ceysson & Bénétière, Paris.

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Art Basel talks with mounir fatmi about his relationship with Majorca and the hidden gems of the largest Balearic Island through the eyes of the Moroccan artist who has his studio in Palma.

Check out “My Majorca: artist Mounir Fatmi” in Art Basel

Art Critic and Curator, Dennys Matos reviews Celestial Nouns by Brazilian gallery artist, Artur Lescher, on view in Miami through July 29.

Check out his special in this week’s upcoming digital and print edition in El Nuevo Herald.

We are thrilled to announce Guillermo Garcia Cruz’s representation with our Gallery! After an inspiring month-long residency at the @dcfoundation4art, we got the chance to meet the artist and his works in person, resulting in his collaboration with our gallery.

Garcia Cruz's recent work is made up of a series of paintings and sculptures that play with the formal legacy left by Latin American concretism. According to the movement's group of artists, painting should not be conditioned by the rectangular canvas, on the contrary, the shape of the canvas should follow the structure of the painting.

We’re thrilled to announce the representation of Pennsylvania based artist Emil Lukas in Uruguay!

In his work, Lukas condenses a way of thinking, a will to be in the world that has cemented a unique voice in contemporary art. His material production is process-oriented, using accessible, albeit uncommon, materials to develop a body of work of an abstract nature that follows a cumulative, experimental logic. Lukas’ work addresses universal concerns. His pieces offer a sensitive look at the world through an accumulation of experiences.

Artur Lescher’s ‘Celestial Nouns’: an exhibition of recent sculptures and installations specifically conceived for the gallery space by Sāo Paulo born and based gallery artist, Artur Lescher. - By meer

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