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NOW OPEN - THE BIRD BY GARRETT PRUTER
Brigade is pleased to present the opening of ‘The Birds’, a solo exhibition by American artist Garrett Pruter (b. 1987, Los Angeles).
UPCOMING AT BRIGADE - GARRETT PRUTER
Upcoming at Brigade: The gallery is thrilled to announce the opening of gallery artist Garrett Pruter’s (b. 1987, US) first solo exhibition at Brigade in January 2023.
NOW OPEN - HOGAR Y ESPERANZA
Brigade is proud to present Hogar y esperanza, Home & Hope, an exhibition featuring eight contemporary Cuban artist. The genesis of this exhibition begins more than four years ago when Brigade first visited Havana.
UPCOMING AT BRIGADE - HOGAR Y ESPERANZA
We are excited to announce the upcoming group exhibition Hogar y Esperanza (Home & Hope), featuring works from eight contemporary Cuban artists; Alejandro Gonzalez Méndez (b. 1974), Arles del Río (b. 1975), Ernesto Garciá Sánchez (b. 1989), Linet Sánchez (b. 1989), Mari Claudia García Ruiz (b. 1989), Osvaldo Gonzalez Aguiar (b. 1982), Susana Pilar (b. 1984) and Yaily Martínez Molina (b. 1990). Pictured still is from the video work ‘Resistencia (Resistance)’ by Susana Pilar, which will be included in the exhibition.
NOW OPEN - THINGS FALL APART; THE CENTRE CANNOT HOLD
Brigade is proud to present the solo exhibition ‘Things Fall Apart; The Centre Cannot Hold’ by Danish artist Albert Grøndahl.
PETRA CORTRIGHT – FIRST INSTITUTIONAL SOLO SHOW AT PALM SPRINGS ART MUSEUM
On 29 September 2022, Petra Cortright opened her first institutional solo show in the US, ‘sapphire cinnamon viper fairy’ at Palm Springs Art Museum in California. The exhibition marks another milestone in her trailblazing artistic practice and is on view until 26 March 2023.
UPCOMING AT BRIGADE - ALBERT GRØNDAHL
Brigade is happy to present Albert Grøndahl’s first solo exhibition with Brigade ‘Things Fall Apart; The Centre Cannot Hold’, opening 27 October 2022.
Grøndahl’s (b. 1985, Denmark) research-driven approach understands personal archive and classification as a dynamic set of relations, unpacking and deconstructing narratives, processes of memorialization, and witnessing as a way of recontextualizing the fragmented past.
Grøndahl’s (b. 1985, Denmark) research-driven approach understands personal archive and classification as a dynamic set of relations, unpacking and deconstructing narratives, processes of memorialization, and witnessing as a way of recontextualizing the fragmented past.
NOW OPEN - TRUST IN MORTALS
The exhibition explores the complexities of the human experience through the eyes of four meticulous and uniquely different observers; from Harms’ steel-like relationships to his subjects and Moritz’s immersive empathy, to the technical constructs of Robles de Medina’s seemingly emblematic paintings and Touborg’s near-futuristic investigations into the relationship between humankind, nature and technology.
GARRETT PRUTER - THE BIRDS
Emerging from Garrett Pruter’s appropriation of Alfred Hitchcock's iconic thriller 'The Birds' (1963), the show centers around an ambitious, ongoing work in which Pruter laboriously re-edits the original film to remove all the birds. Employing frame-by-frame digital painting, rotoscoping, and sound editing, Pruter’s contemporary reimagining shifts the film’s context, distorting its narrative by erasing the perceived threat.
HOGAR Y ESPERANZA - GROUP SHOW
Brigade is proud to present Hogar y esperanza, Home & Hope, an exhibition featuring eight contemporary Cuban artist. The genesis of this exhibition begins more than four years ago when Brigade first visited in Havana.
ALBERT GRØNDAHL - THINGS FALL APART; THE CENTRE CANNOT HOLD
Grøndahl’s work vibrates within multiple temporalities involving the past, its decay, and the encounter with its traces. It refers to ruination, to the materiality of being, to an order of ephemerality by which we are partially constituted. It deals with the gaps between things, the dirt trapped between floor tiles. The results of slow processes of life and death, chaos and construction.
BENDIX HARMS, IGOR MORITZ, KRISTIAN TOUBORG, XAVIER ROBLES DE MEDINA - TRUST IN MORTALS
The exhibition explores the complexities of the human experience through the eyes of four meticulous and uniquely different observers; from Harms’ steel-like relationships to his subjects and Moritz’s immersive empathy, to the technical constructs of Robles de Medina’s seemingly emblematic paintings and Touborg’s near-futuristic investigations into the relationship between humankind, nature and technology.
PETRA CORTRIGHT - DENALI F1 BATWING BABY BEAR BABY BOO
Brigade is proud to present ‘Denali F1 Batwing Baby Bear Baby Boo’, a solo exhibition by interdisciplinary artist Petra Cortright (b.1986, USA) opening 12 August 5 - 8 pm.
Cortright’s core practice is the creation and distribution of digital and physical images using commercially available software, ranging from her early Youtube self-portrait videos to her Photoshop manipulations of images appropriated form the internet, printed onto two-dimensional archival surfaces, projected onto existing architecture, or mechanically carved from stone.
Cortright’s core practice is the creation and distribution of digital and physical images using commercially available software, ranging from her early Youtube self-portrait videos to her Photoshop manipulations of images appropriated form the internet, printed onto two-dimensional archival surfaces, projected onto existing architecture, or mechanically carved from stone.
BERENIKE CORCUERA - EARTH, WIND & FIRE
Brigade is pleased to present the opening of ‘Earth, Wind & Fire’, a solo exhibition by Peruvian-German artist Berenike Corcuera (b.1994, Lima, Peru).
Throughout history humankind has grappled with the fundamental questions of our existence; who are we; where did we come from, how should a life be lived; and where are we going? From animists to polytheists and monotheist, humans have always looked for answers within the context of our social groups, often referring to external spirits or divine entities to explain or validate our common principles and understandings.
Throughout history humankind has grappled with the fundamental questions of our existence; who are we; where did we come from, how should a life be lived; and where are we going? From animists to polytheists and monotheist, humans have always looked for answers within the context of our social groups, often referring to external spirits or divine entities to explain or validate our common principles and understandings.
SERGE ATTUKWEI CLOTTEY - ERASED PAST
Brigade is pleased to present Erased Past – an exhibition by Serge Attukwei Clottey (Accra, Ghana, 1985) that explores the sociopolitical, economic, environmental, and cultural legacies of the colonial projects in Africa.
THE SHAPE OF A STORY
The German philosopher Martin Buber believed that human beings only fully establish themselves in the world, an I, when they are connecting with another human being, a You. Only at the moment when we relate to another human being, the You, do we, the I, engage in our existence with the entirety of our potential.
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