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ARCO Madrid 2022
Fabiola Menchelli & Lucia Vidales
Proxyco Gallery

A Composition of Possibilities:
Andrea Martínez, Fabiola Menchelli, and Miguel Counahan.
Curated by Leslie Moody-Castro
Houston Center for Photography
September — November, 2021

CÍRCULO DE CRÍTICA DE OBRA 2021

Imparte: Fabiola Menchelli.
Fechas del Taller: 1 Septiembre – 16 Diciembre 2021
Horario: Miércoles, 17:30 – 20:30 horas de la Ciudad de México (UTC-5).
Formato: Taller impartido en 17 sesiones virtuales de 3 hrs. a la semana.
Cupo limitado: 10 personas.
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BASES DE LA CONVOCATORIA 2021
SOLICITUD CÍRCULO 2021

Acompáñenos este Jueves 5 de Agosto 2021 a las 8:00pm para la presentación de  PICTURES en Casa Bosques con Ken Miller. Pueden reservar una copia del libro en este link: PICTURES Casa Bosques

CASA BOSQUES
Cordoba 25, Colonia Roma
06700 CDMX
librosyrevistas@casabosques.net
+52 (55) 9627-9987

PICTURES
Edited by Ken Miller
Hardcover 224p.
There.

The first book published by There., PICTURES includes 200+ large abstract and non-representational photographs from nearly 50 artists, including the influential Wolfgang Tillmans and Catherine Opie, cult figures Guy Bourdin and Saul Leiter, Icons Hiroshi Sugimoto, Man Ray, and Imogen Cunningham, plus contemporary artists and fashion photographers Harley Weir, Matthew Stone, Tauba Auerbach, David Benjamin Sherry, Sam Falls, Fabiola Menchelli and Lea Colombo.

PICTURES is by Ken Miller, editor, writer, and curator on photography, fashion, and culture. Shoot, opening ceremony, the newsstand that has been presented at the New Museum, Tate Modern, Colette Paris, Parco Tokyo, Ucca Beijing, etc.

PICTURES is not available for purchase on Amazon.

A “Book Of The Year”, PICTURES is available from Import Books in the US. , Twelve Books for retail orders In Japan, and Antenne Books for retail orders in Europe and very soon at Casa Bosques in México.

Opens May 6th, 2021, 11:00 – 20:00 hrs.

121 Orchard Street, New York, NY 10002
+1 (347) 842 6458
laura@proxycogallery.com
https://www.proxycogallery.com/

In optics and astronomy, parallax describes a shift in the apparent position of an object, which depends on the embodied experience from which the object is observed. The cameraless images in this body of work begin in the darkroom, as light touches the surface of photosensitive paper and trace the contours of a physical object. Harnessing volatile techniques like multiple exposures and solarizations, Menchelli then constructs a macrocosmic image from layers upon layers of microcosmic experimentation. The scale of the resulting image is amplified, further exaggerating the figurative and literal distance between the object and its representation, the image becomes autonomous simultaneously pushing and pulling our own sense of perception.

Through an elegant balancing of sense and reason, touch, and recognition, Menchelli presents us with interior and exterior horizons of remarkable depth. The artworks in the exhibition arrive as an intimate reflection: an image looking back at us, touching us, facing us with immensity.

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I am immensely grateful to everyone that supported me and the creation of this work for the past three years. Thank you to Alex, Laura, and Javier from ProxyCo Gallery. Thank you to FocoLab and to LTI/Lightside for their incredible help in producing this show. Thank you to all the people that helped me in the studio at different points, Emily, M, Paul, Carla, and Dari. Thank you to all the brilliant people that helped me articulate this project especially Kevin Sweet, Laura Orozco. To my family and all of my students thank you for inspiring me.
Bea, Pris, and Tere thank you for being there through high and low.

This project would not be possible if not for the generous support of the Sistema Nacional de Creadores del Arte from FONCA.

Opening Saturday, March 13th,  12:00 – 18:00
March 13th to April 4th, 2021
Marshall Contemporary
1350 Abbot Kinney, Venice 90291
info@marshallcontemporary.com
marshallcontemporary.com

Marshall Contemporary is pleased to present an intimate survey of photographic works by Mexico City-based artist Fabiola Menchelli, her first solo exhibition on the West Coast. Utilizing a diverse range of processes, Menchelli explores the contemplative influence of internal and external space. Featuring work from two different periods including five new polaroid prints, the exhibition connects the underlying ideas in Menchelli ́s work, using the language of abstraction to reinterpret space through the medium of photography.

We have scheduled an online conversation between Fabiola Menchelli, and Douglas Marshall. Save the date March 21st at 12:00 L.A. time, 13:00 h. CDMX time through Instagram Live.

You can visit the exhibition in person if you are in LA or view the show online at this link: UNDER the BLUE SUN.