juxtaposing modern and contemporary works by gallery artists from Latin America
wider range of images, from delicate sculptures to new videos by artists from Mexico, Argentina, Venezuela, Brazil and Switzerland
alongside fine wire sculpture by Argentine León Ferrari, made during exile in Brazil in 1980s, showing ironic ready-mades, in which sculptures of Catholic saints endure new torments at hands of artist
social critiques - Dias & Riedweg - Andalusian gypsy sings of melancholy life
Miguel Angel Rojas - wounded Colombian soldier, currently on view at the Bienal de São Paulo, will present series of gilded panels with incisive texts
works that emphasize formal concerns using a variety of materials - new and impressive sculptures by Gabriel de la Mora made of human hair, monochromatic wooden reliefs by Argentine master Luis Tomasello
geometry - Thomas Glassford's assemblages of colored broomsticks, found discarded in streets, just opened monumental light installation in Mexico City, also show a hanging work that includes cut-out leaves of florescent plexiglass
founded in Houston in 1994
hope to encapsulate gallery program, engaging collectors and wider public with the rich and varied connections to be found between work of recognized modernists and mid career and emerging artists
detonate ideas, through dialogue and confrontation
