Reviews
Essays and critical reviews of exhibitions, written by Eva M. Sanchez and invited contributors.
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Beguiling portraits of human culture
Read more: Beguiling portraits of human cultureThe Monkey by Michaël Borremans at David Zwirner London is a haunting exhibition that merges 18th-century painting techniques with contemporary existential themes. Drawing on Old Master traditions, singerie, and psychological staging, Borremans presents enigmatic figures that explore identity, alienation, and the rituals of human culture.
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Abstractions of the Mind in Photography
Read more: Abstractions of the Mind in PhotographyA visit to The Photographers’ Gallery in London to experience the photography of Graciela Iturbide. The exhibition offers an insightful introduction to her major bodies of work, exploring Mexican culture, identity, and belonging through a poetic blend of documentary and imagination.
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Entering the artistic universe of a feminist avant-garde artist
Read more: Entering the artistic universe of a feminist avant-garde artistA visit to Alison Jacques Gallery in London to explore the feminist avant-garde universe of Birgit Jürgenssen. This exhibition (28 June–3 August 2024) brings together photography, sculpture, drawings, and iconic works such as Mattress Shoes, offering a powerful critique of female identity, domesticity, and patriarchal structures.
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