Exhibitions

Until now, the notion of abstract Art Brut has been regarded, at best, as an oxymoron and, at worst, as a contradiction in terms. Yet, provided one is willing to look at the works themselves rather[…]

The Bridge by Christian Berst presents The Mirror of Dreams , a proposal by Marguerite Pilven. Through the prism of an enigmatic drawing by Pierre Molinier, the exhibition invites a profound[…]

The gallery is pleased to host this tribute to Philippa Motte, trainer and peer support specialist in mental health care services and in the corporate sector, author, and artist, conceived by Éric[…]

Damián Valdés Dilla builds cities as one rebuilds oneself, when he is not creating fantastical machines as metaphorical means of escape. It is his neighborhood of Alamar, in Havana—a deprived[…]

In Lázaro Martínez Durán’s work, creating first and foremost means observing. The world unfolding before his eyes is thus frozen within his television sets. As if to interrupt—if not master—this[…]

Long perceived as a terra incognita , art brut has now made its way onto the walls of the world’s leading institutions, from the Museum of Modern Art to the Centre Pompidou, from the Albertina Modern[…]

Ramon Losa has always been creative. Born in 1959 in Villapalacios, he moved to France with his parents at a very young age before returning to Spain during his adolescence. Exceptionally gifted, he[…]

For this second installment of “Japan Brut,” the gallery presents a new group of works in which creation emerges between the lines. Lines of numbers, revisited ideograms, kanji tirelessly traced, and[…]

the bridge Guillermo Rigoberto Casola Marcos, born in Havana in 1961, went by the name Rigo. It was in the tiny bedroom of the appartment he shared with his brother, who suffered from Diogenes[…]

main gallery Prima materia should be understood less as a beginning than as a field of forces and potentialities: a state prior to forms, styles, and categories, in which matter and spirit are not[…]