jueves, 6 de junio de 2024

Foreigners Everywhere________ STAND BY 1795

From Saturday April 20 to Sunday November 24, 2024, at the Giardini and the Arsenale; curated by Adriano Pedrosa and organised by La Biennale di Venezia. The pre-opening will take place on April 17, 18 and 19; the awards ceremony and inauguration will be held on 20 April 2024. The Exhibition will take place in the Central Pavilion (Giardini) and in the Arsenale. Foreigners Everywhere, the title of the 60th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia, is drawn from a series of works started in 2004 by the Paris-born and Palermo-based Claire Fontaine collective. The works consist of neon sculptures in different colours that render in a growing number of languages the words “Foreigners Everywhere”. The phrase comes, in turn, from the name of a Turin collective who fought racism and xenophobia in Italy in the early 2000s. «The expression Stranieri Ovunque – explains Adriano Pedrosa – has several meanings. First of all, that wherever you go and wherever you are you will always encounter foreigners— they/we are everywhere. Secondly, that no matter where you find yourself, you are always truly, and deep down inside, a foreigner.»

«The Italian straniero, the Portuguese estrangeiro, the French étranger, and the Spanish extranjero, are all etymologically connected to the strano, the estranho, the étrange, the extraño, respectively, which is precisely the stranger. Sigmund Freud’s Das Unheimliche comes to mind—The Uncanny in English, which in Portuguese has indeed been translated as “o estranho”– the strange that is also familiar, within, deep down side. According to the American Heritage and the Oxford Dictionaries, the first meaning of the word “queer” is precisely “strange”, and thus the Exhibition unfolds and focuses on the production of other related subjects: the queer artist, who has moved within different sexualities and genders, often being persecuted or outlawed; the outsider artist, who is located at the margins of the art world, much like the self-taught artist, the folk artist and the artista popular; the indigenous artist, frequently treated as a foreigner in his or her own land. The productions of these four subjects are the interest of this Biennale, constituting the Nucleo Contemporaneo.»

«Indigenous artists have an emblematic presence and their work greets the public in the Central Pavilion, where the Mahku collective from Brazil will paint a monumental mural on the building’s façade, and in the Corderie, where the Maataho collective from Aotearoa/New Zealand will present a large-scale installation in the first room. Queer artists appear throughout the exhibition, and are also the subject of a large section in the Corderie, and one devoted to queer abstraction in the Central Pavilion.»

«The Nucleo Contemporaneo will feature a special section in the Corderie devoted to the Disobedience Archive, a project by Marco Scotini, which since 2005 has been developing a video archive focusing on the relationships between artistic practices and activism. In the Exhibition, the presentation of the Disobedience Archive is designed by Juliana Ziebell, who also worked in the exhibition architecture of the entire International Exhibition. This section is divided into two main parts especially conceived for our framework: Diaspora activism and Gender Disobedience. The Disobedience Archive will include works by 39 artists and collectives made between 1975 and 2023.»

«The Nucleo Storico gathering works from 20th century Latin America, Africa, the Middle East and Asia. Much has been written about global modernisms and modernisms in the Global South, and a number of rooms will feature works from these territories, much like an essay, a draft, a speculative curatorial exercise that seeks to question the boundaries and definitions of modernism. We are all too familiar with the histories of modernism in Euroamerica, yet the modernisms in the Global South remain largely unknown. […]. European modernism itself travelled far beyond Europe throughout the 20th century, often intertwined with colonialism, and many artists in the Global South traveled to Europe to be exposed to it […].»

In the Central Pavilion three rooms are planned for the Nucleo Storico: one room is titled Portraits, one Abstractions and the third one is devoted to the the worldwide Italian artistic diaspora in the 20th century.

«The double-room named Portraits, includes works from 112 artists, mostly paintings but also works on paper and sculpture, spanning the years of 1905 and 1990. […] The theme of the human figure has been explored in countless different ways by artists in the Global South, reflecting on the crisis of representation around the that very figure that marked much of the art in 20th century art. In the Global South, many artists were in touch with European modernism, through travels, studies or books, yet they bring in their own highly personal and powerful reflections and contributions to their works […]. The room devoted to Abstractions includes 37 artists: most of them are being exhibited together for the first time, and we will learn from these unforeseen juxtapositions in the flesh, which will then hopefully point towards new connections, associations, and parallels much beyond the rather straightforward categories that I have proposed. […]»


Artists from Singapore and Korea have been brought into this section, given that at the time they were part of the so-called Third World. In a similar manner, Selwyn Wilson and Sandy Adsett, from Aotearoa/New Zealand, have been brought into this Nucleo Storico as they are historical Maori artists.

«[…] A third room in the Nucleo Storico is dedicated to the worldwide Italian artistic diaspora in the 20th century: Italian artists who travelled and moved abroad developing their careers in Africa, Asia, Latin America, as well as in the rest of Europe and the United States, becoming embedded in local cultures—and who often played significant roles in the development of the narratives of modernism beyond Italy. This room will feature works by 40 artists who are first or second generations Italians, exhibited in Lina Bo Bardi’s glass easel display system (Bo Bardi herself an Italian who moved to Brazil, and who won the 2021 Biennale Architettura’s Special Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement in Memoriam).»

«Two quite different but related elements have emerged – underlines Pedrosa – rather organically in the research and have been developed, appearing as leitmotivs throughout the International Exhibition. The first one is textiles, which have been explored by many artists in the show in multiple, from key historical figures in the Nucleo Storico, to many artists in the Nucleo Contemporaneo. […] These works reveal an interest in craft, tradition, and the handmade, and in techniques that were at times considered other or foreign, outsider or strange in the larger field of fine arts. […] A second motif is artists—artists related by blood, many of them Indigenous. […] Again tradition plays an important role here: the transmission of knowledge and practices from father or mother to son or daughter or among siblings and relatives.»


The full list of artists is:


Pacita Abad

Basco, Philippines, 1946-2004, Singapore


Mariam Abdel-Aleem

Alexandria, Egypt, 1930–2010


Etel Adnan

Beirut, Lebanon, 1925–2021, Paris, France


Sandy Adsett

Wairoa, New Zealand, 1939. Lives in Hastings, New Zealand


Affandi

Cirebon, Indonesia, 1907–1990, Yogyakarta, Indonesia


Zubeida Agha

Lyallpur, India, 1922–1997, Islamabad, Pakistan


Dia al-Azzawi

Baghdad, Iraq, 1939. Lives in London, UK, Jordan and Lebanon.


Claudia Alarcón & Silät

Comunidad La Puntana, Salta, Argentina, 1989. Lives in Comunidad La Puntana


Rafa al-Nasiri

Tikrit, Iraq, 1940–2013, Amman, Jordan


Miguel Alandia Pantoja

Catavi, Bolivia, 1914–1975, Lima, Peru


Aloïse

Lausanne, Switzerland, 1886–1964, Gimel, Switzerland


Giulia Andreani

Venice, Italy, 1985. Lives in Paris, France.


Claudia Andujar

Neuchatel, Switzerland, 1931. Lives in São Paulo, Brazil


María Aranís Valdivia

Santiago, Chile, 1903–1966, Chile


Aravani Art Project

Founded in Bangalore, India, 2016. Based in several cities, India


Iván Argote

Bogotá, Colombia, 1983. Lives in Paris, France


Karimah Ashadu

London, UK, 1985. Lives in Hamburg, Germany and Lagos, Nigeria


Dana Awartani

Palestinian, born in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, 1987. Lives in Jeddah


Aycoobo (Wilson Rodríguez)

La Chorrera, Colombia, 1967. Lives in Bogotá, Colombia


Margarita Azurdia

Antigua, Guatemala, 1931–1998, Guatemala City


Leilah Babirye

Kampala, Uganda, 1985. Lives in New York City, USA


Libero Badii

Arezzo, Italia, 1916–2001, Buenos Aires, Argentina


Ezekiel Baroukh

Mansoura, Egypt, 1909–1984, Paris, France


Baya

Bordj El Kiffan, Algeria, 1931–1998, Blida, Algeria


Aly Ben Salem

Tunis, Tunisia, 1910–2001, Stockholm, Sweden


Semiha Berksoy

Istanbul, Turkey, 1910–2004


Gianni Bertini

Pisa, Italy, 1922–2010, Caen, France


Lina Bo Bardi

Rome, Italy, 1914-1992, São Paulo, Brazil


Maria Bonomi

Meina, Italy, 1935. Lives in São Paulo, Brazil


Bordadoras de Isla Negra

Founded in Isla Negra, Chile, 1967–1980


Victor Brecheret

Farnese, Italy, 1894–1955, São Paulo, Brazil


Huguette Caland

Beirut, Lebanon, 1931–2019


Sol Calero

Caracas, Venezuela, 1982. Lives in Berlin, Germany


Elda Cerrato

Asti, Italy, 1930–2023, Buenos Aires, Argentina


Mohammed Chebaa

Tangiers, Morocco, 1935–2013, Casablanca, Morocco


Georgette Chen

Zhejiang, China, 1906–1993, Singapore


Galileo Chini

Florence, Italy, 1873–1956


Kudzanai Chiurai

Harare, Zimbabwe, 1980. Lives in Harare


Isaac Chong Wai

Hong Kong, 1990. Lives in Berlin, Germany and Hong Kong


Saloua Raouda Choucair

Beirut, Lebanon, 1916–2017


Chaouki Choukini

Choukine, Lebanon, 1946. Lives in La Verrière, France


Chua Mia Tee

1931, Shantou, China. Lives in Singapore.


Claire Fontaine

Founded in Paris, France, 2004. Based in Palermo, Italy


Manauara Clandestina

Manaus, Brazil, 1992. Lives in São Paulo, Brazil.


River Claure

Cochabamba, Bolivia, 1997. Lives in Cochabamba and La Paz, Bolivia


Julia Codesido

Lima, Peru, 1883–1979


Liz Collins

Alexandria, USA, 1968. Lives in Brooklyn, USA


Jaime Colson

Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, 1901–1975, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic


Waldemar Cordeiro

Rome, Italy, 1925–1973, São Paulo, Brazil


Monika Correa

Mumbai, India, 1938. Lives in Mumbai


Beatriz Cortez

San Salvador, El Salvador, 1970. Lives in Los Angeles and Davis, USA


Olga Costa

Leipzig, Germany, 1913–1993, Guanajuato, Mexico


Miguel Covarrubias

Mexico City, 1904–1957


Victor Juan Cúnsolo

Vittoria, Italy, 1898–1936 Lanus, Argentina


Andrés Curruchich

Comalapa, Guatemala, 1891-1969


Rosa Elena Curruchich

Comalapa, Guatemala, 1958–2005


Djanira da Motta e Silva

Avaré, Brazil, 1914–1979, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil


Olga De Amaral

Bogotá, Colombia, 1932. Lives in Bogotá


Filippo de Pisis

Ferrara, Italy, 1896–1956, Milan, Italy


Juan Del Prete

Vasto, Italy, 1897–1987, Buenos Aires, Argentina


Pablo Delano

San Juan, Puerto Rico, 1954. Lives in West Hartford, USA


Emiliano Di Cavalcanti

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1897–1976


Danilo Di Prete

Zambra, Italy, 1911–1985, São Paulo, Brazil


Cícero Dias

Escada, Brazil, 1907–2003, Paris, France


Disobedience Archive – Marco Scotini with: Ursula Biemann, Black Audio-Film Collective, Seba Calfuqueo, Simone Cangelosi, Cinéastes pour les sans-papiers, Critical Art Ensemble, Snow Hnin Ei Hlaing, Marcelo Expósito, Maria Galindo & Mujeres Creando, Barbara Hammer, mixrice, Khaled Jarrar, Sara Jordenö, Bani Khoshnoudi, Maria Kourkouta & Niki Giannari, Pedro Lemebel, LIMINAL & Border Forensics, Angela Melitopoulos, Jota Mombaça, Carlos Motta, Zanele Muholi, Pınar Öğrenci, Daniela Ortiz, Thunska Pansittivorakul, Anand Patwardhan, Pilot TV Collective, Queerocracy, Oliver Ressler and Zanny Begg, Carole Roussopoulos, Güliz Sağlam, Irwan Ahmett & Tita Salina, Tejal Shah, Chi Yin Sim, Hito Steyerl, Sweatmother, Raphaël Grisey and Bouba Touré, Nguyễn Trinh Thi, James Wentzy, Želimir Žilnik


Juana Elena Diz

Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1925 – ?


Tarsila do Amaral

Capivari, Brazil, 1886–1973, São Paulo, Brazil


Saliba Douaihy

Ehden, Lebanon, 1915–1994, New York City, USA


Dullah

Surakarta, Indonesia, 1919–1996, Yogyakarta, Indonesia


Inji Efflatoun

Cairo, Egypt, 1924–1989


Uzo Egonu

Onitsha, Nigeria, 1931–1996, London, UK


Mohammad Ehsaei

Qazvin, Iran, 1939. Lives in Tehran, Iran, and Vancouver, Canada


Hatem El Mekki

Jakarta, Indonesia, 1918–2003, Carthage, Tunisia


Aref El Rayess

Aley, Lebanon, 1928–2005


Ibrahim El-Salahi

Omduran, Sudan, 1930. Lives in Oxford, UK.


Elyla

Chontales, Nicaragua, 1989. Lives in Masaya, Nicaragua


Ben Enwonwu

Onitsha, Nigeria, 1917–1994, Lagos, Nigeria


Romany Eveleigh

London, UK, 1934–2020, Rome, Italy


Hamed Ewais

Beni Soueif, Egypt, 1919–2011, Cairo, Egypt


Dumile Feni

Worcester, South Africa, 1939–1991, New York City, USA


Alessandra Ferrini

Florence, Italy, 1984. Lives in London, UK


Cesare Ferro Milone

Turin, Italy, 1880–1934


Raquel Forner

Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1902–1988


Simone Forti

Florence, Italy, 1935. Lives in Los Angeles, USA


Victor Fotso Nyie

Doula, Cameroon, 1990. Lives in Faenza, Italy


Louis Fratino

Annapolis, USA, 1993. Lives in Brooklyn, USA


Paolo Gasparini

Gorizia, Italy, 1934. Lives in Trieste, Caracas, Venezuela and Mexico City


Sangodare Gbadegesin Ajala

Osogbo, Nigeria, 1948–2021


Umberto Giangrandi

Pontedera, Italy, 1943. Lives in Bogotà, Colombia


Madge Gill

Walthamstow, UK, 1882–1961, London, UK


Marlene Gilson

Wadawurrung, Warrnambool, Australia, 1944. Lives in Gordon, Australia


Luigi Domenico Gismondi

Sanremo, Italy, 1872–1946, Mollendo, Peru


Domenico Gnoli

Rome, Italy, 1933–1970, New York City, USA


Gabrielle Goliath

Kimberley, South Africa, 1983. Lives in Johannesburg, South Africa


Brett Graham

Auckland, Aotearoa, New Zealand, 1967. Lives in Auckland


Fred Graham

Arapuni, Aotearoa, New Zealand, 1928. Lives in Waiuku, Aotearoa, New Zealand


Enrique Grau Araújo

Panama City, Panama, 1920–2004, Bogotá, Colombia


Oswaldo Guayasamín

Quito, Ecuador, 1919–1999, Baltimore, USA


Nedda Guidi

Gubbio, Italy, 1923–2015, Rome, Italy


Hendra Gunawan

Bandung, Indonesia, 1918–1983 Bali, Indonesia


Antonio Jose Guzman & Iva Jankovic

Panama City, 1971. Lives in Amsterdam, the Netherlands and Panama City Ruma, Serbia, 1979. Lives in Amsterdam, the Netherlands


Marie Hadad

Beirut, Lebanon, 1889–1973


Samia Halaby

Jerusalem, Palestine, 1936. Lives in New York City, USA


Tahia Halim

Dongola, Sudan, 1919–2003, Cairo, Egypt


Lauren Halsey

Los Angeles, USA, 1987. Lives in Los Angeles


Nazek Hamdi

Cairo, Egypt, 1926–2019


Mohamed Hamidi

Casablanca, Morocco, 1941. Lives in Casablanca and Azemmour, Marocco


Faik Hassan

Baghdad, Iraq, 1914–1992, Paris, France


Kadhim Hayder

Baghdad, Iraq, 1932–1985


Gilberto Hernández Ortega

Baní, Dominican Republic, 1923–1979, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic


Carmen Herrera

Havana, Cuba, 1915–2022, New York City, USA


Evan Ifekoya

Iperu, Nigeria, 1988. Lives in London, UK


Julia Isídrez

Itá, Paraguay, 1967. Lives in Itá


Mohammed Issiakhem

Tizi Ouzou, Algeria, 1928–1985, Algiers, Algeria


Elena Izcue Cobián

Lima, Peru, 1889–1970


María Izquierdo

San Juan de los Lagos, Mexico, 1902–1955, Mexico City


Nour Jaouda

Cairo, Egypt, 1997. Lives in Cairo and London, UK


Rindon Johnson

San Francisco, USA, 1990. Lives in Berlin, Germany


Joyce Joumaa*

Beirut, Lebanon, 1998. Lives in Montreal, Canada.

Biennale College Arte


Mohammed Kacimi

Meknes, Morocco, 1942–2003, Rabat, Morocco


Frida Kahlo

Mexico City, 1907–1954


Nazira Karimi*

Dushanbe, Tajikistan, 1996. Lives in Almaty, Kazakhstan and Vienna, Austria


George Keyt

Kandy, Sri Lanka, 1901–1993, Colombo, Sri Lanka


Bhupen Khakhar

Bombay, India, 1934–2003, Baroda, India


Bouchra Khalili

Casablanca, Morocco, 1975. Lives in Berlin, Germany and Vienna, Austria


Kiluanji Kia Henda

Luanda, Angola, 1979. Lives in Luanda


Linda Kohen

Milan, Italy, 1924. Lives in Montevideo, Uruguay


Shalom Kufakwatenzi

Harare, Zimbabwe, 1995. Lives in Harare


Ram Kumar

Shimla, India, 1924–2018, Delhi, India


Fred Kuwornu

Bologna, Italy, 1971. Lives in New York City, USA


Grace Salome Kwami

Worawora, Ghana, 1923–2006


Lai Foong Moi

Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia, 1931–1995, Singapore


Wifredo Lam

Sagua la Grande, Cuba, 1902–1982, Paris, France


Judith Lauand

Araraquara, Brazil, 1922–2022, São Paulo, Brazil


Maggie Laubser

Bloublommetjieskloof, South Africa, 1886–1973, Strand, South Africa


Simon Lekgetho

Schoemansville, South Africa, 1929–1985, Ga-Rankuwa, South Africa


Celia Leyton Vidal

Santiago, Chile, 1895—1975


Lim Mu Hue

Singapore, 1936–2008


Romualdo Locatelli

Bergamo, Italy, 1905–1943, Manila, Philippines


Bertina Lopes

Maputo, Mozambique, 1924–2012, Rome, Italy


Amadeo Luciano Lorenzato

Belo Horizonte, Brazil, 1900–1995


Anita Magsaysay-Ho

Zambales, Philippines, 1914–2012, Manila, Philippines


MAHKU (Movimento dos Artistas Huni Kuin)

Founded in Kaxinawá (Huni Kuin) Indigenous Territory, Acre, Brazil, 2013. Based in Kaxinawá (Huni Kuin) Indigenous Territory, Brazil


Esther Mahlangu

Middelburg, South Africa, 1935. Lives in Mpumalanga, South Africa


Anna Maria Maiolino

Scalea, Italy, 1942. Lives in São Paulo, Brazil


Anita Malfatti

São Paulo, Brazil, 1889–1964


Ernest Mancoba

Johannesburg, South Africa, 1904–2002, Clamart, France


Edna Manley

Bournemouth, England, 1900–1987, Kingston, Jamaica


Josiah Manzi

Zimbabwe, 1933–2022


Teresa Margolles

Culiacán, Mexico, 1963. Lives in Mexico City and Madrid, Spain


Maria Martins

Campanha, Brazil, 1894–1973, Rio de Janeiro


María Martorell

Salta, Argentina, 1909–2010


Mataaho Collective

2012, Aotearoa, New Zealand. Based in Aotearoa, New Zealand


Naminapu Maymuru-White

Yirrkala, Australia, 1952. Lives in Yirrkala


Mohamed Melehi

Asilah, Morocco, 1936–2020, Paris, France


Carlos Mérida

Guatemala City, 1891–1985, Mexico City


Gladys Mgudlandlu

Peddie, South Africa, (1917–1926?)–1979, Cape Town, South Africa


Omar Mismar

Bekaa Valley, Lebanon, 1986. Lives in Beirut, Lebanon.


Sabelo Mlangeni

Mpumalanga, South Africa, 1980. Lives in Johannesburg, South Africa


Tina Modotti

Udine, Italy, 1896–1942, Mexico City


Bahman Mohasses

Rasht, Iran, 1931–2010, Rome, Italy


Roberto Montenegro

Guadalajara, Mexico, 1885–1968, Mexico City


Camilo Mori Serrano

Valparaíso, Chile, 1896—1973, Santiago, Chile


Ahmed Morsi

Alexandria, Egypt, 1930. Lives in New York City, USA


Effat Naghi

Alexandria, Egypt, 1905–1994


Ismael Nery

Belem, Brazil, 1900–1934, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil


Malangatana Valente Ngwenya

Matalana, Mozambique, 1936–2011, Matosinhos, Portugal


Paula Nicho

Comalapa, Guatemala, 1955. Lives in Comalapa


Costantino Nivola

Orani, Italy, 1911–1988, East Hampton, USA


Taylor Nkomo

Bulawayo, Zimbabwe, 1957. Lives in Harare, Zimbabwe


Marina Núñez del Prado

La Paz, Bolivia, 1910–1995, Lima, Peru


Philomé Obin

Bas-Limbé, Haiti, 1892–1986


Sénèque Obin

Limbé, Haiti, 1893–1977


Alejandro Obregón

Barcelona, Spain, 1920–1991, Cartagena, Colombia


Tomie Ohtake

Kyoto, Japan, 1912–2015, São Paulo, Brazil


Uche Okeke

Nimo, Nigeria, 1933–2016


Marco Ospina

Bogotá, Colombia, 1912–1983


Samia Osseiran Junblatt

Saida, Lebanon, 1944. Lives in Bramiyeh, Lebanon.


Daniel Otero Torres

Bogotá, Colombia, 1985. Lives in Paris, France


Lydia Ourahmane

Saïda, Algeria, 1992. Lives in Algiers, Algeria and Barcelona, Spain


Pan Yuliang

Yangzhou, China, 1895–1977, Paris, France


Dalton Paula

Brasília, Brazil, 1982. Lives in Goiânia, Brazil


Amelia Peláez

Yaguajay, Cuba, 1896–1968, Havana, Cuba


George Pemba

Port Elizabeth, South Africa, 1912–2001, Eastern Cape, South Africa


Fulvio Pennacchi

Villa Collemandina, Italy, 1905–1992, São Paulo, Brazil


Claudio Perna

Milan, Italy, 1938–1997, Holguín, Cuba


Emilio Pettoruti

La Plata, Argentina, 1892–1971, Paris, France


Lê Phổ

Hanoi, Vietnam, 1907–2001, Paris, France


Bona Pieyre De Mandiargues

Rome, Italy, 1926 –2000, Paris, France


Ester Pilone

Cuneo, Italy, 1920 – ?


La Chola Poblete

Mendoza, Argentina, 1989. Lives Buenos Aires, Argentina


Charmaine Poh

Singapore, 1990. Lives in Berlin, Germany and Singapore


Maria Polo

Venice, Italy, 1937–1983, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil


Candido Portinari

Brodowski, Brazil, 1903 – 1962, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil


Sandra Poulson*

Angolan, born in Lisbon, Portugal, 1995. Lives in Luanda, Angola and London


B. Prabha

Maharashtra, India, 1933–2001, Nagpur, India


Lidy Prati

Resistencia, Argentina, 1921–2008, Buenos Aires, Argentina


Puppies Puppies (Jade Guanaro Kuriki-Olivo)

Dallas, USA, 1989. Lives in New York City, USA.


Lee Qoede

Chilgok, South Korea, 1913–1965


Agnes Questionmark*

Rome, Italy, 1995. Lives in Rome and New York City, USA


Violeta Quispe

Lima, Peru, 1989. Lives in Lima


Alfredo Ramos Martinez

Monterrey, Mexico, 1871–1946, Los Angeles, USA


Sayed Haider Raza

Madhya Pradesh, India, 1922–2016, Delhi, India


Armando Reverón

Caracas, Venezuela, 1889–1954


Emma Reyes

Bogotá, Colombia, 1919–2003, Bordeaux, France


Diego Rivera

Guanajuato City, Mexico, 1886–1957, Mexico City


Juana Marta Rodas

Itá, Paraguay, 1925–2003


Laura Rodig Pizarro

Los Andes, Chile, 1896/1901–1972, Santiago, Chile


Abel Rodríguez

Cahuinarí, Colombia, 1941. Lives in Bogotá, Colombia


Aydeé Rodriguez Lopez

Cuajinicuilapa, Mexico, 1955. Lives in Cuajinicuilapa.


Freddy Rodriguez

Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republic, 1945–2003, New York City, USA


Miguel Ángel Rojas

Bogotá, Colombia, 1946. Lives in Bogotá


Rosa Rolanda

Azusa, USA, 1896–1970, Mexico City


Jamini Roy

Bengal, India, 1887–1972, Calcutta, India


Rómulo Rozo

Bogotá, Colombia, 1899–1964, Mérida, Mexico


Erica Rutherford

Edinburgh, UK, 1923–2008, Charlottetown, Canada


José Sabogal

Cajabamba, Peru, 1888–1956, Lima, Peru


Mahmoud Sabri

Baghdad, Iraq, 1927–2012, Maidenhead, UK


Syed Sadequain

Amroha, India, 1930–1987, Karachi, Pakistan


Nena Saguil

Manila, Philippines, 1914–1994, Paris, France


Mahmoud Saïd

Alexandria, Egypt, 1897–1964


Kazuya Sakai

Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1927–2001, Dallas, USA


Ione Saldanha

Alegrete, Brazil, 1919–2001, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil


Dean Sameshima

California, USA, 1971. Lives in Berlin, Germany


Zilia Sánchez

Havana, Cuba, 1926. Lives in San Juan, Puerto Rico


Bárbara Sánchez-Kane

Mérida, Mexico, 1987. Lives in Mexico City


Nenne Sanguineti Poggi

Savona, Italy, 1909–2012, Finale Ligure, Italy


Fanny Sanín

Bogotá, Colombia, 1938. Lives in New York City, USA


Aligi Sassu

Milan, Italy, 1912–2000, Pollença, Spain


Greta Schödl

Hollabrunn, Austria, 1929. Lives in Bologna, Italy


Ana Segovia

Mexico City, 1991. Lives in Mexico City


Gerard Sekoto

Botshabelo, South Africa, 1913–1993, Nogent-sur-Marne, France


Jewad Selim

Ankara, Turkey, 1919–1961, Baghdad, Iraq


Lorna Selim

Sheffield, UK, 1928–2021, Abergavenny, UK


Joshua Serafin

Bacolod, Philippines, 1995. Lives in Brussels, Belgium


Kang Seung Lee

Seoul, South Korea, 1978. Lives in Los Angeles, USA


Gino Severini

Cortona, Italy, 1883—1966, Paris, France


Amrita Sher-Gil

Budapest, Hungary, 1913–1941, Lahore, India


Anwar Jalal Shemza

Shimla, India, 1928–1985, Stafford, UK


Yinka Shonibare

London, UK, 1962. Lives in London.


Doreen Sibanda

Derby, UK, 1954. Lives in Harare, Zimbabwe


Fadjar Sidik

Surabaya, Indonesia, 1930–2004, Yogyakarta, Indonesia


Gazbia Sirry

Cairo, Egypt, 1925–2021


Lucas Sithole

KwaThema, South Africa, 1931–1994, Spekboom, South Africa


Francis Newton Souza

Saligao, India, 1924–2002, Mumbai, India


Joseph Stella

Muro Lucano, Italy, 1877–1946, New York City, USA


Irma Stern

Schweizer-Reneke, South Africa, 1894–1966, Cape Town, South Africa


Leopold Strobl

Mistelbach, Austria, 1960. Lives in Mistelbach


Emiria Sunassa

Tanahwangko, Indonesia, 1894–1964, Lampung , Indonesia


Superflex

Founded in Copenhagen, Denmark, 1993. Based in Copenhagen


Armodio Tamayo

La Paz, Bolivia, 1924–1964


Maria Taniguchi

Dumaguete, Philippines, 1981. Lives in Manila, Philippines


Evelyn Taocheng Wang

Chengdu, China, 1981. Lives in Rotterdam, the Netherlands


Lucy Tejada

Pereira, Colombia, 1920–2011, Cali, Colombia


Mariana Telleria

Rufino, Argentina, 1979. Lives in Rosario, Argentina


Güneş Terkol

Istanbul, Turkey, 1981. Lives in Istanbul.


Eduardo Terrazas

Guadalajara, Mexico, 1936. Lives in Mexico City


Clorindo Testa

Benevento, Italy, 1923–2013, Buenos Aires, Argentina


Salman Toor

Lahore, Pakistan, 1983. Lives in New York, USA.


Frieda Toranzo Jaeger

Mexico City, 1988. Lives in Mexico City and Berlin, Germany


Horacio Torres

Livorno, Italy, 1924–1976, New York City, USA


Joaquin Torres-Garcìa

Montevideo, Uruguay, 1874–1949


Mario Tozzi

Fossombrone, Italy, 1895—1979, Saint-Jean-du-Gard, France


Twins Seven Seven

Ijara, Nigeria, 1944–2011, Ibadan, Nigeria


Ahmed Umar

Sudan, 1988. Lives in Oslo, Norway.


Unidentified Chilean women artists, Arpillera


Rubem Valentim

Salvador, Brazil, 1922–1991, São Paulo, Brazil


Edoardo Daniele Villa

Bergamo, Italy, 1915–2011, Johannesburg, South Africa


Eliseu Visconti

Giffoni Valle Piana, Italy, 1866–1944, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil


Alfredo Volpi

Lucca, Italy, 1896–1988, São Paulo, Brazil


Kay WalkingStick

Syracuse, USA, 1935. Lives in Pennsylvania, USA


WangShui

Dallas, USA, 1986. Lives in New York City, USA


Agnes Waruguru

Nairobi, Kenya, 1994. Lives in Nairobi.


Barrington Watson

Lucea, Jamaica, 1931–2016, Kingston, Jamaica


Osmond Watson

Kingston, Jamaica, 1934–2005


Susanne Wenger

Graz, Austria, 1915-2009, Osogbo, Nigeria


Emmi Whitehorse

New Mexico, USA, 1956. Lives in New Mexico.


Selwyn Wilson

Taumarere, New Zealand, 1927—2002, Kawakawa, Northland, New Zealand


Chang Woosoung

Chungju-si, South Korea, 1912–2005, Seoul, South Korea


Celeste Woss y Gil

Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 1891–1985


Xiyadie

Shaanxi, China, 1963. Lives in Shandong, China


Rember Yahuarcani

Pebas, Peru, 1985. Lives Pebas and Lima, Peru


Santiago Yahuarcani

Pebas, Peru, 1960. Lives in Pebas


Nil Yalter

Cairo, Egypt, 1938. Lives in Paris, France


Joseca Mokahesi Yanomami

Yanomami Indigenous Territory, Brazil, 1971. Lives in Yanomami Indigenous Territory


André Taniki Yanomami

Yanomami Indigenous Territory, Brazil, 1949. Lives in Yanomami Indigenous Territory


Yêdamaria

Salvador, Brazil, 1932–2016


Ramses Younan

Minya, Egypt, 1913–1966, Cairo, Egypt


Kim YunShin

Wonsan, Korea, 1935. Lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina and Seoul, South Korea


Fahrelnissa Zeid

Büyükada, Turkey, 1901–1991, Amman, Jordan


Anna Zemánková

Olomouc, Moravia, 1908–1986, Prague, Czechoslovakia


Bibi Zogbé

Sahel Alma, Lebanon, 1890–1975, Mar del Plata, Argentina


APPLIED ARTS PAVILION: Beatriz Milhazes*

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1960. Lives in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil