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The San Juan -based Embajada exhibition has dedicated its headquarters to its offer to Joshua Nazario, who is self -studied and uses industrial materials such as wood and concrete to photograph racing cars, sports personalities, and daily home life in Portorico. In the hands of Nazareth, the exciting and enlarged characters in paintings like Kiko barber He achieved the heroic situation that he gives elsewhere on sports personalities. Manuella Baz, founder of the exhibition, Manuella Baz ARTNEWS.

Founded in 2023, NARANJO 141 of Mexico City is a model located between an exhibition and a residence program. For the first presentation in the New York club, it brought works from one of its latest inhabitants, Pauline Show, which is the nature of the scientific investigation and the natural world and the tension between perception and truth.

According to the exhibition, after Shaw learned that many external photos are colored by NASA scientists and researchers, she decided to re -explain the photos available to the public through her imagined painting. In these works that were created during its stay, Shaw re -depicted Jupiter and its moons through fiber works full of rich colors and interior covers with “scars” of silk.

The founder Robert Deimin explained that the four artists presented by Tripika Deimin as a “cross section of the exhibition” ARTNEWS. “But I am trying to be logical, even if it is only for me,” he said, adding that he wants to create a “text conversation.”

There is YE ZHU, which mixes the acrylic plate with materials such as the roots of trees, plastic materials produced by the mass, and semi -precious stones to create complex works indicating the classic and Buddhist Chinese panels. On the adjacent wall, the works of the Taj Bossi, which blends industrial and constructive materials such as tar, plastic and commencement to create spiritual books sitting unstable between acting and abstraction. (Many members of the POSCé family, according to DIMIN, were builders and construction workers.)

Meanwhile, Brenn Stein uses what is called a kind of “chemical process” to create a base of limestone or tight calcium on which he is drawn. It revolves around the group is Michelle EM, which was shown on a ceramic sculpture for Korean flight. She recently created sculptures for Asian service workers and service to think about employment, performance and individual.

Kipnz in Western Catskills has devoted its presentation of graphics, sculptures and sculptures by Simone Mantellassi, an Italian artist who is now studying himself in Gilbertville, New York. Well -colored works of references, jokes and ideas are collected half of their formation. In the graphics, Mantellassi hons the surreal art, comic books and artists from David Lynch to Philip Guston, apparently conjugated things related to comic effect. Duraama sculptures appear and consist of daily things coated with bright colors. They make fun of “pieces” and “strangeness” in daily life, as it has put it.

Canadian artist Jude Gallble explores our relationship with the natural world, food and agriculture with an eccentric sculpture of animals, many of which carry signs of protest. It was created during the residence at the Leitrim Sculpture Center in Ireland and other places, which are carved manually carved wood that are then accompanied by air -dried mud with air and acrylic paint. For works that work as my consultations for environmental breakdown, they are amazing and amazing humor, and remember in style and expression animals from folklore and Hans Christian Anderson fictional tales. Garrett Klein, founder of Klein, told the eastern side of East Side, ARTNEWS That is on intention.

He said: “(Aesthetic) provides a familiar entry point for these works that talk about the environment, intertwine with it, and infringe on it,” adding that the size of Griebel sculptures greatly exceeds what can be proportional to the NADA booth. “We once had seven -feet chicken in the exhibition.”

Tatjana Peters, a merchant based in Ghanna, Belgium, brought artists for her fourth show in Nada New York, where both of them re -interpreted, and they were in historical pictures with popular culture. MAE Dessauvage paintings remember the Renaissance icons in the Middle Ages, massacres, and potatoes in both shape and shape, but they are characterized by feminine “dolls” similar to manga that indicate the Dessauvage experience as a passing woman.

“I always love to take elements that can be recognized that have a kind of iconic situation and then make her personality,” tell Dessauvage ARTNEWS. “Aime statues are nice like Madonna statues, right? But also, dolls are like transit women. They speak to the transition, to liquidity, to the perception of the body.”

The cabin center is dedicated to Charles Degeter sculpture from his former father’s house in southern France, where he spent the summer once. The structure appears to be like a published doll, surrounded by artifacts that indicate the long childhood past, and bypassing by threatening crab sculptures. Like dessauvage, it resists an easy explanation, and finding a multiplicity in its exploration of childhood, memory and what we carry the sacred.

839, the new Los Angeles exhibition, which was founded by art historian Liz Hirsch and artist Joshua Smith, includes artists in his first presentation in New York Club: Olivia Jiban and Andrea Janakua. The latter creates a work broken by the woven wall Aquelo (Plastic cord) consists of different colors in the designated solid wood frames. Tires, such as businesses at home, doubt the limits between benefit, adornment, employment and luxury. Mostly, they are by touch and beauty. The most impressive The big thighs (2024), which appears to be woven from one black color. While moving back and forth, patterns appear as light strikes black strands and interlocking charcoal. Jiban’s paintings are divided into the same difference between shape and abstraction of works that sometimes appear flowers or landscapes such as, but they can easily slip into waves of colors.