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My Favorite Thing(s), 2000-2025
11/22/25-12/14/25
Opening Reception 11/22/25: 6:00-9:00 pm
Proyectos Raul Zamudio
New York
Artists: Aaron Burr Society, Damali Abrams, Carlos Arias, Cleverson, Jeannette Doyle, Martin Durazo, Shahram Entekhabi, Claire Fergusson, Andrew Ellis Johnson, Ferran Martin & Priscilla Marrero, Alfredo Martinez, Emma McCagg, Jason Mena, elin O’hara slavick, Yohanna Roa, Riiko Sakkinen, Julia San Martin, Sari Tervaniemi, Terry Berkowitz & Janet Briggs, Mihran Tizkar, Abdul Vas, Dolores Zorreguieta
Proyectos Raul Zamudio, in collaboration with WhiteBox, is pleased to present "My Favorite Thing(s), 2000-2025", an international, mixed-media, group exhibition. The title, which encompasses both the singular and plural forms of the iconic song in "The Sound of Music," respectively, is a celebration of a twenty-five-year history of exhibition-making with the intention of making "art through artworks." This began in November of 2000 with the exhibition titled The Parallax Hotel and bracketed with the current show. The curatorial endeavor of making art through artworks does not elide artists’ intentions, but rather adds a whole new layer of meaning onto them. It also dovetails on the words of painter and curator Robert Storr, who once said in a graduate seminar, "curators are frustrated artists." This interesting observation can be interpreted two ways. One could be autobiographical, as Storr initially started his career as a painter who then went on to become a globally respected curator at New York’s Museum of Modern Art. The other spin, which is more aligned with curating in one of its loftier goals, is that curating is a creative conceptualization of an exhibition and its actualization through artworks, in which the exhibition itself becomes a work of art.
[My Favorite Thing(s), 2000-2025, is in solidarity with Fall of Freedom]
[Christopher Plummer as Captain Georg von Trapp, The Sound of Music (1965)]
https://proyectosraulzamudio.com/
IX Seminario Internacional sobre Arte Público en Latinoamérica
Otras visualidades y corporalidades en el arte público latinoamericano
Del 26 a 28 de noviembre del 2025
Sala de Audiovisuales de la Facultad de Ciencias Sociales, Piso 1-Torre C 4
Universidad de Costa Rica
San José, Costa Rica
El Grupo de Estudio sobre Arte Público en Latinoamérica (GEAP-Latinoamérica), organizado en 2008, reúne a investigadores dedicados al estudio de las manifestaciones artísticas en el ámbito público de América Latina. Nuestros objetivos son formar una red de investigadores que permita conocer este patrimonio desde diferentes perspectivas y con una visión interdisciplinaria, y crear un ámbito de reflexión, debate y difusión al servicio de investigadores que aborden el arte público según intereses diversos: patrimoniales, históricos, iconográficos, artísticos, de conservación y restauración, entre otros.
https://geaplatinoamerica.org/
Paradise Lost
June 18 - July 18, 2025
Opens June 18, 6:00 - 9:00 pm
Proyectos Raul Zamudio
New York City
Artists: Terry Berkowitz, Joseph DeLappe, Dennis Delgado, Ana De La Cueva, Jeanette Doyle, Martin Durazo, Marcus Glitteris, John Geary, Noël Hennelly, Ferran Martin, Emma McCagg, Jason Mena, Pasha Radetzki, Nieves Saah, Riiko Sakkinen, Julia San Martin, Teresa Serrano, Sari Tervaniemi, Etienne Warneck, Norton Wisdom.