News
Institutional Acquisition
Felipe Romero Beltrán
Carré d'Art - Musée d'art contemporain de Nîmes, FR
Hatch Gallery is pleased to announce the acquisition of the three significant works from the prominent series ‘Dialect’ (2020-2022) by the Colombian artist Felipe Romero Beltrán by the Carré d'Art - Musée d'art contemporain de Nîmes, FR.
December 2024
Winner of the New Entry Fund Prize
Maria Appleton
Artissima 2024, Turin, IT
The prize was awarded to galleries Hatch, Paris, Manuš, Split, Zagreb and Matta, Milano by an international jury composed of: Emma Enderby, Director, Kunstwerke, Berlin; Lauriane Gricourt, Director, Les Abattoirs, Musée – Frac Occitanie, Toulouse; Andrea Lissoni, Director, Haus der Kunst, Munich; Marcus Reymann, Director, Ocean Space TBA21, Venice.
Learn more - November 2024
Performance
Theresa Weber
Neun Kelche, Berlin, GE
Theresa Weber often works collaboratively, particularly in her performances with recurring partners, she has once again collaborated with Afro-German sound artist Nathanael Amadou Kliebhan. The focus of the performance will be Weber’s costume-like textile sculptures, or Woven Bodies, which will be activated by other performers.
Learn more - November 2024
Institutional Exhibition
Ayla Tavares
Collegium, Arévalo, SP
The exhibition Rain Does Not Come From the Sky is the third edition of our annual series 'The Collection: Dialogues'. Inspired by the local legend of the incorruptible fish, attributed to the miracle of purifying the Adaja River, this exhibition aims to contemplate water from the point of view of the artistic practice.
Learn more - Rain Does Not Come From the Sky, 2024 - 2025
Performance
Anna Perach
Fondation Carmignac, Porquerolles, FR
To mark the end of THE INFINITE WOMAN exhibition at Villa Carmignac, artist Anna Perach presents a performance entitled Mother of Monsters. “Mother of Monsters” is inspired by Guy de Maupassant's short story of the same name. In this story, a woman designs pregnancy corsets that enable her to give birth to children with physical deformities. The performance explores the pregnant woman's body as a transgressive organism in a state of transformation.
Learn more - November 2024
Residency
Angela Jimenez Duran
Los Angeles, US
18th Street Arts Center is one of the top artist residency programs in the US, and the largest in Southern California. Conceived as a radical think tank in the shape of an artist community, 18th Street supports artists from around the globe to imagine, research, and develop significant, meaningful new artworks and share them with the public.
Learn more - 2025
Institutional Exhibition
Theresa Weber
Kunstmuseum Bochum, GE
Processing the chaotic state of our world, this show is inspired by the theoretical concepts of cosmology, chaos theory and creolization. Recurring symbols appear in her work, establishing cultural, historical and mythological connections, while Caribbean carnivalistic costume elements represent the ever-changing body and negotiate hybrid identities. The exhibition space becomes a “chaosmos” – an imagined deep sea and an infinite universe of diasporic origins.
Learn more - Chaosmos, 2024
Creative Collaboration
Duyi Han
Lady Dior As Seen By - Christian Dior Couture Collection, Paris
This artwork focuses on Lady Dior bag’s function as a vessel that contains important and valuable things and highlights the beauty of the interior. It transforms the bag into a transparent vitrine and reveals inside it a little corner of the artist’s world building, covered in gold leaf. Like a mini diorama, the scene assembles the forms and motifs of some of the artist’s works, evoking a Chinese study room. forms
Institutional Exhibition
Olivia Bax
New Art Centre Roche Court, UK
The New Art Centre at Roche Court Sculpture Park is delighted to announce Olivia Bax: Handrailing, a solo exhibition in conjunction with Sid Motion Gallery opening on Saturday 14th September, 2024. In this new series, Olivia Bax explores the relationship between material and form in response to the New Art Centre’s gallery space. It is an apt setting for her ongoing interest in the linear and the solid, the interior and the exterior.
Learn more - Handrailing, 2024- 2025
Performance
Anna Perach
Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK
As part of the V&A Performance Festival, Friday Late: Feminist Futures, imagines future waves of feminism and its agents of change. Artists, performers and collectives explore alternative pathways of feminism through sensorial experiences, healing, activism practices and ancestral stories. The evening will share how feminist networks of care can be extended beyond conventional boundaries, debunking dominant narratives on gender, race and the body.
Learn more - April 2024
Institutional Exhibition
Anna Perach
Fondation Carmignac, Porquerolles, FR
The Fondation Carmignac is presenting The lnfinite Woman exhibition at Villa Carmignac, on the island of Porquerolles off the coast of Hyères (Var), curated by Alona Pardo. Just as a stay on an island can transform our relationship with the world and with reality, The Infinite Woman exhibition at Villa Carmignac offers an artistic and interpersonal journey, an invitation to redefine norms and areas of expression, all conceived as a poetic and uninhibited celebration of the elusive multiplicity of the feminine.
Learn more - The Infinite Woman, 2024
Residency
Maria Appleton
Fondation CAB, Brussels, BE
The CAB Brussels Foundation is delighted to present its 29th artist-in-residence, Maria Appleton (Portugal, b.1997). The CAB Foundation's Artist-in-Residence program aims to welcome national and international artists, emerging and established, for a period of up to two months devoted to work, research and/or reflection on their practice, without the pressure of production or presentation.
Learn more - April 2024
Institutional Exhibition
Olivia Bax
Royal West of Academy, Bristol, EN
Curated by sculptor Olivia Bax in collaboration with Sam Cornish and Wiz Patterson Kelly of The John Hoyland Estate, the exhibition is inspired by a group of unique ceramic sculptures by Hoyland, which he affectionately called his "mad little hybrids."
Learn more - These Mad Hybrids: John Hoyland and Contemporary Sculpture, 2024
Private Collection Exhibition
Maria Appleton
Espacio Tacuari from Colleccion Vergez, Buenos Aires, AR
The Unperceptibles is a series of works that are in its own way - imperceptible, like its name in itself, being a misspelled idea of a word. The different and juxtaposed layers of fabric enter in a dialogue with one another and form a blurred visual experience.
Learn more - Unperceptibles, 2023-2024
Winner of the Emerige-CPGA Prize
Felipe Romero Beltrán & HATCH
ARCO Madrid 2024, SP
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.
Institutional Exhibition
Kara Chin
Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art, London, UK
Kara Chin’s Concerned Dogs refines its own anxious lexicon from popular cinema’s visual language of impending disaster. Those economic shorthands that dramatize the encroaching menace of a threat that looms off-screen: still unseen, but palpably, unnervingly, close. Weirdly, Chin’s exhibition choreographs these theatrical markers of potential catastrophe into an uneasy repertoire of kinetic portents that feels so ghoulishly familiar—so intravenously proximate—that its Pavlovian effect instantly betrays it for the early warning system we’ve gradually internalised from years spent bathing in the soft glow of multiplex projectors.
Learn more - Concerned Dogs, 2023
Institutional Exhibition
Maria Appleton
Casa da Cerca, contemporary art center in Almada, Lisboa, PT
“[…] Confronting the profound interaction between memory and information, Appleton invites us to contemplate how our personal memories overlap with the broader currents of collective memory. At a time when information permeates every aspect of our lives, in both physical and digital forms, Appleton attempts to capture and reflect on this constantly evolving, data-saturated landscape. Everything, in essence, is information."
Learn more - The Storing Skins, 2023 - 2024
Institutional Exhibition
Felipe Romero Beltrán
Foam Photography Museum, Amsterdam, NL
Foam is proud to present Felipe Romero Beltrán's solo exhibition Dialect. The exhibition captures the journey of a group of young Moroccan men after their arrival from a dangerous journey crossing the sea to Spain. Through his work, Romero Beltrán sheds light on issues such as alienation and social inequity of migrants in today’s society.
Learn more - Dialect, 2024
Institutional Acquisition
Felipe Romero Beltrán
Kadist
Hatch Gallery is pleased to announce the acquisition of the significant work from the prominent series ‘Dialect’ (2020-2022) by the Colombian artist Felipe Romero Beltrán by the acquisition of Kadist.
Learn more, May 2023
New York Times
Frieze London 2024: Ayla Tavares
Making Connections Through Clay at Frieze London, October 2024
Financial Times
Frieze London 2024: Ayla Tavares
Curator Pablo José Ramírez: ‘Art history doesn’t belong exclusively to the western world’, October 2024
Press review
Quotidien de l’art
Paris Photo 2023: Felipe Romero Beltrán
Nouvelles galeries, Jade Pillaudin, November 2023
Fotodok
Artist focus: Felipe Romero Beltrán
Interview Felipe Romero Beltrán, Femke Rotteveel, Peter Romijn & Felipe Romero Beltrán, October 2023
Dazed
FOAM: Felipe Romero Beltrán Dialect
Telling portraits of young men trapped inside a Spanish detention centre, Ashleigh Kane, February 21, 2024
The Steidz
Paris Photo 2023: Felipe Romero Beltrán
6 questions à Anna Planas, directrice artistique de Paris Photo, Maxime Gasnier, November 2023
Elephant
Artist focus: Kara Chin
5 Questions With Kara Chin on the Eve of Her Solo Show ‘Concerned Dogs’ at Goldsmiths CCA, Saam Niami, August 2023
Numéro
Paris Photo 2023: Felipe Romero Beltrán
Paris Photo 2023 : qui sont les nouveaux photographes à suivre ?, Matthieu Jacquet, November 2023
En revenant de l’expo
ART-O-RAMA 2023: Léo Fourdrinier
Retour sur Art-o-rama 2023 à Marseille, Jean-Luc Cougy, September 2023
Studio International
Artist focus: Kara Chin
Episode 10: Kara Chin – Concerned Dogs, Studio International, August 2023
The Art Newspaper
ART-O-RAMA 2023: Léo Fourdrinier
Une rentrée en fanfare à Marseille avec Art-o-rama, Alexandre Crochet, September 2023
The Steidz
ART-O-RAMA 2023: Léo Fourdrinier
Art-o-rama : ces artistes nés dans les années 1990 à connaîtr, Maxime Gasnier, July 2023
Beaux-Arts Magazine
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, Armelle Malvoisin, July 2023
New York Times
Artist Focus: Felipe Romero Beltrán
The Basketball court, Marjua Estevez, May 2023
Konbini
Artist Focus: Felipe Romero Beltrán
Attente, solitude et solidarité : la vie des jeunes exilés coincés en Espagne, Lise Lanot, April 2024
Photo Vogue
Artist Focus: Felipe Romero Beltrán
Foam Paul Huf Award 2023: the winner is Felipe Romero Beltrán (CO), March 2023
New York Times
Artist Focus: Felipe Romero Beltrán
The Basketball court, 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.
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
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
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