New Suns: Curated by Kris Kuramitsu\r\nDecember 01, 2018 | May 31, 2019<\/h2>\r\n

Opening: Saturday, December 01, 2018, 8:00 pm<\/h3>\r\n

There is nothing new under the sun, but there are new suns<\/i>.\r\n\u2014Octavia E. Butler, epigram for unpublished work in progress,\u00a0Parable of the Trickster<\/i>.<\/p>\r\n

P\u00e1ramo is pleased to present\u00a0New Suns<\/i>\u2014a group exhibition curated by Kris Kuramitsu with works by artists; Hangama Amiri (b. 1989), Jenny Gagalka (b. 1984), Sherin Guirguis (b. 1974), Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle (b. 1987), Nasim Hantehzadeh (b. 1988), Pearl C. Hsiung (b. 1973), Maria de los Angeles Rodriguez Jimenez (b. 1992), Naomi Lisiki (b. 1990), Tomashi Jackson (b. 1980), Gabriella Sanchez (b. 1988), and Liat Yossifor (b. 1974).<\/p>\r\n

New Suns<\/i>\u00a0is conceived as a two-chapter incomplete survey of recent paintings by artists who radically reimagine the formal and conceptual boundaries of the medium. Informed by the reemergence of genre-specific painting exhibitions,\u00a0New Suns<\/i>\u00a0proposes that the work of this diverse, international group of women forms a constellation that is decentered and provides space for multiple subjectivities.<\/p>\r\n

The artists included in the exhibition are all currently based on the East or West Coast of the United States but maintain strong roots in places all over the globe (Afghanistan, Egypt, Iran, Canada, Taiwan, Cuba, the French West Indies, and Israel, among others). They site their practices in the language of portraiture, landscape, abstraction, graphic design, sculpture, installation, and performance to give new insights into the language of painting in the 21st century. At the core of their investigations is a concern with the body, the politics of representation, and the spatial sensibilities of the pictorial plane. Drawing on fantasy, history, and memory, their formal compositions shape ideas about the world that challenge art historical narratives and technical approaches. The artists each craft independent vocabularies with their own gravitational pull that point toward possibilities that only they could imagine.<\/p>\r\n

The exhibition opens with the work of eight artists and continues to grow and morph during the duration of its run\u2014introducing other artists into the exhibition and thus shifting conversations that allow visitors to experience a wide-range of perspectives around the current status of painting.<\/p>\r\n

New Suns<\/i>\u00a0marks the first presentation of many of these artists\u2019s work in Mexico. The exhibition is curated by Los Angeles-based curator Kris Kuramitsu.<\/p>\r\n

For further information, please contact: media@paramogaleria.com \/ +52 33 3825 0921.<\/p>\r\n

Press enquiries:\u00a0media@paramogaleria.com \/ +52 33 3825 0921.<\/p>\r\n

P\u00e1ramo would like to extend its gratitude to Tequila 1800 Cristalino and Cerveza Minerva for their collaborative support.<\/p>\r\n

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