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Now open in New York City: ‘Artists Against the Bomb’ at the Museum of Modern Art PS1.

The project’s new installation explores possibilities with different formats and dimensions. Featuring more than 80 artists, the exhibition brings together diverse voices around antinuclear activism around the world.

@momaps1 @nuclearban @elenamariakg @_pedro_reyes_

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5 Mexican women artists on MIRA’s radar 🇲🇽👀

This year, Mexico takes center stage at MIRA Art Fair as its Guest Country, celebrating 200 years of diplomatic relations between Mexico and France.

To mark this special edition, we spotlight five women artists whose practices have shaped, and continue to shape, Mexico’s contemporary art scene: Geles Cabrera, Mariana Castillo Deball, Pia Camil, Tania Pérez Córdova and Hilda Palafox.

Five generations, five distinct practices, and five different ways of looking at the body, identity, memory, power and Mexican culture.

Discover some of their work at MIRA.

📅 November 12–15, 2026
📍 Maison de l’Amérique Latine, Paris

Credits: Geles Cabrera by Blanca Charolet, OMR; Mariana Castillo Deball, courtesy of Kurimanzutto; Mariana Castillo Deball by Documenta 13; Pia Camil, courtesy of OMR; Tania Pérez Córdova by René Villaseñor, Romain Darnaud, Portrait of Hilda Palafox by Angela Simi.

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Meet Mariane Ibrahim ✨ @marianeibrahimgallery

Mariane Ibrahim has developed an international program bringing together contemporary voices across geographies, generations and practices, with a strong focus on identity, memory, representation and lived experience.

For MIRA Art Fair 2026, Mariane Ibrahim presents a duo show bringing together Hilda Palafox and Cristina Flores Pescorán. Through distinct practices, both artists approach the body as a space of experience, memory and transformation.

Hilda Palafox explores the human figure through questions of subjectivity, intimacy and the female experience, moving between reality and fantasy while drawing from Mexican muralism, Latin American modernism and contemporary feminist perspectives.

Cristina Flores Pescorán works across textile, video, performance and installation, bringing together personal experiences of illness and healing with ancestral Peruvian knowledge, ritual practices and material traditions. Her work considers the body through vulnerability, protection, memory and transformation.

🌍 Chicago | Paris | Mexico City

Featured artwork:
Hilda Palafox
Verde tierra, 2026
Oil, wax and sand on linen
180 × 175 × 3.5 cm

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5 Contemporary Latin American artists you should know ✨

From Mexico to Brazil, discover six artists shaping the contemporary art scene across Latin America, all on view at this year’s @miraartfair.

A selection of voices, stories and perspectives that reflect the richness and diversity of the region’s artistic landscape.

Come discover them at MIRA.

📅 November 12–15, 2026
📍 Maison de l’Amérique Latine, Paris

Credits : Portrait of Hilda Palafox by Angela Simi ; Sebastián Silva ; Giselle Lucía Navarro ; Rebeca Cors by Alejandro Ramoroz ; Hilda Palafox ; Marlon de Azambuja

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Nueva York was 🫧

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@poni | @marianeibrahimgallery

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this Saturday 12 !!! @momaps1

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Wondering what to read next? 📚

We asked four Latin American artists to recommend one book they think you should read. Save this for your next trip to the bookstore.

📌 Read the full article through the link in bio.

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¿Buscando tu próxima lectura? 📚

Le pedimos a cuatro artistas latinoamericanos que recomendaran un libro que creen que deberías leer. Guarda este post para tu próxima visita a la librería.

📌 Lee el artículo completo a través del enlace en la bio.

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Very much into desserts lately 🌈💛🍭

También, encárguenme sus panqués de plátano, siempre una sorpresa: muy moisty, muy seco, nunca lo sabrán, no pierdan la capacidad de sorprenderse. 😂

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The Aspen Art Fair is now open, visit us at Booth B4!

Our presentation encompasses painting, sculpture, photography, and works on paper, and reflects the breadth of the gallery’s program, while highlighting artists who examine portraiture, landscape, abstraction, and history.

Underscoring the gallery’s longstanding relationship with Aspen, the installation includes several artists who have participated in the internationally recognized programs at the Anderson Ranch Arts Center, reflecting the gallery’s enduring engagement with the region’s vibrant artistic community.

Featuring work by work by Jose Dávila, Julian Charrière, Ana González, Ilse D’Hollander, Wu Chi-Tsung, Hugo McCloud, Sam Moyer, Marina Abramović, Laurent Grasso, Shahzia Sikander, Kehinde Wiley, Awol Erizku, Hilda Palafox, Brian Rochefort and Magdiel García Almanza.

Images: Sean Kelly at Aspen Art Fair 2026, July 30 – August 1, 2026. Booth B4, Aspen, Colorado, Photo: Dawn Blackman, Courtesy: Sean Kelly, New York

@josedavila @julian.charriere @anagonzalezrojas @chitsung.wu @hugomccloudstudio @sammemoyer @abramovicinstitute @awolerizku @poni @energygloop @magdiel448 @aspenartfair_org @the_adaa

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SAVE THE DATE I Summer Closure & September Program

While Mariane Ibrahim Paris pauses for the summer (closed from July 26–September 2), our Chicago and Mexico City galleries remain open throughout the season, with a brief closure from August 17–22. We are already looking ahead to September, when Mexico emerges as a place of encounter, exchange, and artistic dialogue at the heart of our fall program.

“Intersections” brings Elsa-Louise Manceaux and Hilda Palafox—both based in Mexico City—to Paris, extending an ongoing cultural exchange between France and Mexico. In Mexico City, “Selva color del tiempo” marks José Gamarra’s first solo exhibition in the country, bringing six decades of work into dialogue with the histories and landscapes of the Americas. Meanwhile, in Chicago, “Éramos silencios” marks Clotilde Jiménez’s return to the city with a deeply personal new body of work rooted in family, memory, and identity, created from his Mexico City studio.

Together, these exhibitions reflect the gallery’s commitment to fostering dialogue across geographies through artists whose practices transcend borders.

#marianeibrahimgallery #marianeibrahim #summerclosure #septemberprogram

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