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Margarita Cabrera. Detail of Space in Between - Bisnaga (Sandra Castillo), 2016. Courtesy of the artist

 

“Es Imposible Tapar el Sol con un Dedo,” translates to “It is Impossible to Cover the Sun with a Finger.” The saying is a common metaphor within Latin American communities, used to show how reality can only partially be disguised. In other words, one can block the sun with his or her finger, but it will continue to shine. This survey exhibition highlights Cabrera’s ongoing exploration of sociopolitical issues such as migration, labor practices, and economic empowerment. As an immigrant from Mexico, Cabrera’s work conceptually and formally considers the impact of border politics.

 

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Ian Davenport Untitled Circle Painting: Blue/Pale Grey/Blue, 2005

Courtesy of the artist and Waddington Custot Galleries

 

Ian Davenport’s exhibition Horizons explores the artist’s unconventional, process-led approach to painting: drips, puddles, pours, and splats. The survey show celebrates three decades of the artist’s work with color and repetitive mark-making. Interested in experimenting with the way we see, Davenport reinterprets the horizon line. Typically the place where the sky meets the earth’s surface, Horizons become the line where control and chance meet.

 

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Jeremy Scott. Photo by Giampaolo Sgura. Courtesy of the artist

 

Presented as an overview of groundbreaking American designer Jeremy Scott’s formidable practice—from early designs for his namesake label which debuted in Paris and collections which drew critical acclaim from industry icons to partnerships with international luxury brands—VIVA AVANT GARDE showcases the prolific nature of one of the most provocative and influential creatives in the fashion industry. A vast selection of clothing, handbags, footwear, and documentation of notable runway shows tells the sensational story of an iconic designer and celebrates the work of a true visionary and living icon.

 

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