Hutchinson Modern & Contemporary Artist News
Hutchinson Modern & Contemporary is committed to active engagement with our local art scene. We look forward to sharing information regarding exhibitions and events pertinent to our work and interests here.
Freddy Rodríguez Overview
Presenting the first in a series of Hutchinson Modern & Contemporary overviews: Freddy Rodríguez.
Hutchinson Modern & Contemporary Is Pleased to Announce the Representation of Raquel Rabinovich
Atmósferas y Entropía – Catalina Chervin | 06.03 – 03.05
ATMÓSFERAS Y ENTROPÍA – CATALINA CHERVIN
INAUGURA VIERNES 06.03 – 19HS
Entrada libre y gratuita.
El Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Buenos Aires | Fundación Aldo Rubino y la Asociación Amigos del MACBA tienen el agrado de presentar ‘Atmósferas y Entropía’, una exhibición individual de la artista argentina, Catalina Chervin, curada por Ángel Navarro.
La exposición reúne obras de gran formato pertenecientes a series como “De los paisajes Escritos” o “De las pequeñas marcas”, e incluye una selección de dípticos de 2 x 3 metros, de su serie “Street Art”. En ellas, Chervin utiliza pluma, lápiz, tintas y carbón para plasmar sobre el papel formas, líneas, manchas que se yuxtaponen y tejen texturas, luces y sombras.
Thank you, UNTITLED, ART San Francisco 2020
Thank you to all our artists, collectors and friends of the gallery for a great UNTITLED, ART San Francisco 2020
Hutchinson Modern at UNTITLED, ART. San Francisco, Booth A4
Booth A4, San Francisco, January 17, 18, 19, 2020
presents
“The Legacy of Abstraction in the Southern Cone and Beyond”
Joaquín Torres-García
Esteban Lisa
Ides Kihlen
Roberto Aizenberg
Freddy Rodríguez
Alejandro Corujeira
Beto de Volder
Mariano Ferrante
Showcasing fifteen works spanning from the 1930s to the present day, our booth traces the genealogy of Latin American Abstraction on both sides of the River Plate and beyond.
Committed to the employment of geometry and, most importantly, to using abstraction as a formal visual language, we feature the significant contributions made by fifteen boundary-pushing artists including Joaquín Torres-García, Esteban Lisa, Ides Kihlen, Roberto Aizenberg, Freddy Rodríguez, Alejandro Corujeira, Beto de Volder, and Mariano Ferrante—all from throughout the Americas.
These works provide a broad historical view, revealing the complexities and variety of expressions that have characterized the art of Latin America throughout the century. Exhibiting works produced in the Southern Cone nations of South America up through the Caribbean, we offer a unique vision of the artists’ exploration and devotion to the fundamentals of painting, celebrating the evocative quality in the context of Latin America’s modernization.
Thursday, January 16: VIP Preview, 2pm – 8pm
Friday, January 17: Open to General Public, 12pm – 8pm
Saturday, January 18: Open to General Public, 12pm – 6pm
Sunday, January 19: Open to General Public, 12pm – 6pm
Art at top from left to right:
Freddy Rodriguez, Political Statement #3, 1999;
Alejandro Corujeira, Untitled (From the series Al despertar, flotaban), 2019;
Mariano Ferrante, Pintura N106, 2019
CURRENTS: An Overwhelming Response
Debora Hirsch upcoming group show “CURRENTS: An Overwhelming Response” opening Friday, January 10th, 6-8pm at A.I.R. Gallery.
The 19 international artists in this exhibition, represent a plurality of voices exploring and pushing back against experiences and ramifications of gaslighting—or manipulations of reality—on individuals, communities, and culture.
Read the full press release here.