ガゴシアン・ギャラリーさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ガゴシアン・ギャラリーInstagram)「#GagosianSpotlight: “In Mexico City . . . I discovered Talavera. Unlike the Baroque azulejo tiling found in Brazil, which was imported from Portugal, in Mexico tiles were hand-molded by local artisans and became imbued with a unique characteristic. They are permeated with the Mexican tradition of manual labor, manufatura. . . . Geometry was present in the history of art in the Americas long before the arrival of Europeans. The history of art in the Americas does not begin with colonialism. The Talavera, like the Baroque, underwent a process of transculturation. As cultural colonization projects, they face certain tension in the encounter with the Indigenous and African diasporic communities who were ultimately responsible for shaping those materials.” —Adriana Varejão In a new video, Adriana Varejão reveals for the first time her unique process for creating these “tile” paintings. Visit IGTV to watch the video, or follow the link in our bio to view the artist’s Spotlight work on gagosian.com. __________ #AdrianaVarejao #Gagosian @adrianavarejao Adriana Varejão; (1, 2) “Blue Frame,” 2020; (3, 4) “Spiral,” 2020. Artwork © Adriana Varejão」2月28日 6時24分