EXHIBITIONS & prize

Group Presentation, Olivia Bax

Current exhibition : These Mad Hybrids: John Hoyland and Contemporary Sculpture
3 February - 12 May, 2024

Royal West of Academy, Bristol, EN

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Solo Presentation, Maria Appleton

Upcoming exhibition : THE UNPERCEPTIBLES
28 February - 28 May, 2024

Espacio Tacuari from Colleccion Vergez, Buenos Aires, AR

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Winner of the Emerige-CPGA Prize at Arco Madrid 2024:
Felipe Romero Beltrán & HATCH

ARCO Madrid 2024

The Comité Professionnel des Galeries d'Art and Emerige are delighted to announce that Felipe Romero Beltrán and his gallery HATCH have won the Emerige-CPGA 2024 Prize at Arco Madrid on Thursday March 7.

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Solo Presentation, Kara Chin

Past exhibition : Concerned Dogs
June 28 - September 3, 2023

Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art, London, UK

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Solo Presentation, Maria Appleton

Past exhibition : The Storing Skins
Septembre 30, 2023 - February 24, 2024

Casa da Cerca, contemporary art center in Almada, Lisboa, PT

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Solo Presentation, Felipe Romero Beltrán

Current exhibition : Dialect
25 January - 1 May, 2024

Foam Photography Museum, Amsterdam, NL

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Press

PARIS PHOTO 2023: Felipe Romero Beltrán

Première fois... It’s a first... 38 galeries débutent à Paris Photo (ou reviennent après quelques années d’absence). Quelles sont leurs attentes ? 38 galleries are making their Paris Photo debut (or coming back after a few years’ absence). What do they hope to achieve?

Quotidien de l’art, Jade Pillaudin, November 2023

INTERVIEW: Felipe Romero Beltrán

Femke and Peter talked with Felipe about his career so far and in particular about his project Dialect, which he presented at FOTODOK’s Book Talks in Tivoli, Utrecht, on October 5, 2023.

Fotodok, Femke Rotteveel, Peter Romijn & Felipe Romero Beltrán, October 2023

FOAM: Felipe Romero Beltrán Dialect

“What defines a migrant body? It’s the political question of our times,” says photographer Felipe Romero Beltrán, whose exhibition Dialect (now open at Amsterdam’s Foam Fotografie Museum) aims to examine. “It’s impossible (to answer), of course, because you can’t define what is a body through a document.” However, that hasn’t stopped governments from trying. In the exhibition’s first room, these attempts are embodied by two towering stacks of papers titled “This is your law. 23,794 pages of Spanish immigration law” (2023).

Dazed, Ashleigh Kane, February 2024

PARIS PHOTO 2023: Felipe Romero Beltrán

6 questions à Anna Planas, directrice artistique de Paris Photo

La nouvelle directrice artistique de Paris Photo éclaire le secteur “Curiosa”, dédié à la présentation des nouveaux talents. Entre tendances visuelles et diversité internationale, Anna Planas revient sur les spécificités d’une nouvelle générations d’artistes photographes faisant évoluer les pratiques autour du médium, et exposés sur la foire cette année.

The Steidz, Maxime Gasnier, November 2023

ARTIST FOCUS: Kara Chin

5 Questions With Kara Chin on the Eve of Her Solo Show ‘Concerned Dogs’ at Goldsmiths CCA

London – Kara Chin is a British-Singaporean artist working across animation, ceramics, sculpture, and installation. Her work is concerned with “transhumanist ideologies, biohacking, and ecological disaster, and how these exacerbate a haunting of the present by the future.

Elephant, Saam Niami, August 2023

PARIS PHOTO 2023: Felipe Romero Beltrán

Paris Photo 2023 : qui sont les nouveaux photographes à suivre ?

Rendez-vous incontournable de la photographie, la foire Paris Photo présente du 9 au 12 novembre sa 26e édition au Grand Palais Éphémère. Parmi la centaine de galeries participantes, celles exposant dans le secteur Curiosa proposent, comme de coutume, un panorama des nouveaux talents. Focus sur cinq jeunes photographes à suivre absolument.

Numéro, Matthieu Jacquet, November 2023

ART-O-RAMA 2023: Léo Fourdrinier

Retour sur Art-o-rama 2023 à Marseille

Alors qu’Art-o-rama reconduit cette année son secteur dédié aux éditions et au design, le salon d’art contemporain marseillais accueille un nouveau vivier de jeunes talents. Parmi eux, une génération d’artistes nés dans les années 1990, venus du monde entier, qui s’emploie à faire évoluer les codes iconographiques vers d’autres lectures. 

En revenant de l’expo, Jean-Luc Cougy, September 2023

ARTIST FOCUS: Kara Chin

Episode 10: Kara Chin – Concerned Dogs

In a space that appears a cross between a cinema and a place of worship, a warped soundscape, a raucous video and doggy dioramas immerse us in Chin’s fictional and unsettling world.

Studio International, August 2023

ART-O-RAMA 2023: Léo Fourdrinier

Une rentrée en fanfare à Marseille avec Art-o-rama

Almost half the galleries at this year's fair are less than five years old, and several were only established this year, according to Director Jérôme Pantalacci.

The Art News Paper, Alexandre Crochet, September 2023

ART-O-RAMA 2023: Léo Fourdrinier

Art-o-rama : ces artistes nés dans les années 1990 à connaître

Alors qu’Art-o-rama reconduit cette année son secteur dédié aux éditions et au design, le salon d’art contemporain marseillais accueille un nouveau vivier de jeunes talents. Parmi eux, une génération d’artistes nés dans les années 1990, venus du monde entier, qui s’emploie à faire évoluer les codes iconographiques vers d’autres lectures. 

The Steidz, Maxime Gasnier, August 2023

ART-O-RAMA 2023: Léo Fourdrinier

De l’audace à Art-O-Rama Avec son esprit curatorial et expérimental, la foire d’art contemporain de Marseille a tout pour plaire.

Outre son tropisme résolument international, la foire garde un esprit jeune. Vingt galeries ont cinq ans d’existence ou moins, comme la plateforme nomade Hatch, cofondée en 2022 par Margot de Rochebouët. Cette dernière vante «le contenu original et innovant de Art-O-Rama qui place les artistes au cœur de son positionnement et permet de les défendre avec la même qualité de présentation qu’en galerie».

Beaux-Arts Magazine, Armelle Malvoisin, July 2023

ARTIST FOCUS: Felipe Romero Beltrán

The Basketball court by Marjua Estevez in the NYT section “Where we are”. "

“Where We Are” is a The New York Times special visual series about young people coming of age and the spaces where they create community.

NYT, Marjua Estevez, May 2023

ZONA MACO 2023: Here’s What It Feels Like to Visit Mexico City’s Dizzying Art Week, Where No One Is Immune From the FOMO.

The artist Julien Heintz unveils a new body of works in Mexico City at the JO-HS gallery.

Artnet, Kimberly Kruge, February 2023

ASIA NOW 2022: A platform for Asia's creative scene and its diaspora.

While there were big names like Takashi Murakami or Ai Weiwei, the fair also featured young talents who may become the art world's stars of tomorrow (…) Natsuko Uchino and Kara Chin.

France 24, Interview of Kara Chin with William Hilderbrandt, October 2022.

ASIA NOW 2022: À la Monnaie de Paris, Asia Now passe à une autre dimension.

While many gallerists focus on figurative or abstract paintings, the fair has room for works that question the world today, such as Kara Chin's ceramics on the digital world, hung in one of the passages by the Hatch platform

The Art Newspaper, Alexandre Crochet, October 2022

ASIA NOW 2022 : Entre céramique glitchée et tenture engagée, 5 œuvres à ne pas manquer.

Kara Chin and her series ‘Fire"‘ ranked as the most iconoclastic.

Numéro, Camille Bois-Martin, Octobre 2022

ASIA NOW 2022: Asia Now Paris Names 75 Exhibitors for Upcoming Edition in October.

Alongside of Chin’s solo presentation, HATCH presented the work of the Iranian artist Zohreh Zavareh as part of Nicolas Trembley’s carte blanche: Mingei Asia Now.

Artnews, Maximilíano Durón, September 2022

ARTIST FOCUS: Felipe Romero Beltrán

Felipe Romero Beltrán captures young migrants coming-of-age in Seville

i-D, Emma Russell, April 2021

ARTIST FOCUS: Leo Fourdrinier

Within the framework of the Lyon 2022 Contemporary Art Biennial, the choice of curators Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath fell on a hundred or so of them, from∙e∙s 40 countries. A plurality of voices around a standard title: "Manifesto of Fragility"

Art Basel Stories, Yamina Benaï, September 2022

ARTIST FOCUS: Leo Fourdrinier

The Lyon Biennale Has Many Big, Beautiful Works—But Too Many Competing Curatorial Ideas

Artnert, Hettie Judah, September, 2022

ARTIST FOCUS: Felipe Romero Beltrán

Felipe Romero Beltrán, winner of the FUJIFILM Circulation(s) 2022 Award, is exhibiting his new series Dialect at the Festival of Young European Photography at Centquatre-Paris until 29 May. His work on a group of young migrants waiting for legal status, which combines photography and video at the crossroads of documentary and fiction, was unanimously approved by the jury.

Fisheyemagazine, Eric Karsenty, May 2022

ARTIST FOCUS: Felipe Romero Beltrán

En Andalousie, l’attente sans fin des jeunes Marocains.

Le Monde, Sandrine Morel, May 2022.

GARAGE BAND: HATCH group show

New art talents invade a disused garage on the initiative of the duo HATCH

Numéro, Matthieu Jacquet, June 2022

ARTIST FOCUS: Felipe Romero Beltrán

Felipe Romero Beltrán, winner of the Aperture Portfolio Award 2022.

9 Lives Magazine, Ericka Weidman, May 2022

ARCO 2023: ARCO returns, but it's never the same: guide to Madrid's art week.

The artist Maria Appleton unveils a new body of works galeria FOCO at ARCO 2023.

Vanity Fair, Ianko López, February 2023

ARTIST FOCUS: Felipe Romero Beltrán

Le photographe Felipe Romero Beltrán a suivi une dizaine de jeunes coincés dans les limbes de l’attente bureaucratique by Lise Lanot.

Konbini, Lise Lanot, April 2023

ARTIST FOCUS: Felipe Romero Beltrán

Reframing the Migrant Experience Felipe Romero Beltrán’s Dialect captures the journey of Moroccan migrants in southern Spain

The Cut, Boutayna Chokrane, April 2023

HATCH Group Show

Twelve artists, a soaring soundtrack, an irregular and colorful aesthetic are all key ingredients for the new group show, ‘Infinite Looping in Harmony’, elaborated by HATCH.

Kuba, March 2023

ARTIST FOCUS: Felipe Romero Beltrán

Foam Paul Huf Award 2023: the winner is Felipe Romero Beltrán (CO)

Photo Vogue, Marsh 2023

ACQUISITION: Felipe Romero Beltrán

Dialect by Felipe Romero Beltrán has been acquired by the non-profit contemporary art organization KADIST. 

Kadist, May 2023

ARTIST FOCUS: Felipe Romero Beltrán

Felipe Romero Beltrán’s Poetic Portrayal of Moroccan Migrants in Limbo.

AnOther, Osman Can Yerebakan, April 2023

PUBLICATION: Felipe Romero Beltrán

The poetics of documentary, performance, and choreography combine to politically interrogate the dead time of bureaucracy for young migrants stuck in the Spanish legal system.

Joint Loose Edition

ARTIST FOCUS: Felipe Romero Beltrán

With Dialect, Felipe Romero Beltrán Reinvents Documentary Photography.

W Magazine, Michael Beckert, April 2023