Teyo’s Lightshield is Fresh Bread’s inaugural exhibition. Fresh Bread is a kitchen-based exhibition series in Rogers Park, Chicago, run by artist Morgan Mandalay and writer Kim-Anh Schreiber. Each show meditates on metaphors of digestion and features an accompanying cookbook, a document of process and practice.
Teyo’s Lightshield is on view through August 4 at Fresh Bread, reservations recommended. photographs courtesy of the artist and Fresh Bread
Oscar Murillo, (untitled) news, 2017-2018, Oil and oil stick on canvas and linen, © Oscar Murillo. Courtesy the artist and David Zwirner.
Oscar Murillo, Chocolate master after Hans Haacke, 2019, Wooden seating, torsos, corn and clay sculptures, silkprint and oil stick covering, 106 1/4 x 222 x 68 7/8 inches, 270 x 564 x 175 cm
Oscar Murillo, (untitled) surge, 2017-2019. Photography by Jack Hems © Oscar Murillo. Courtesy the artist and David Zwirner.
Oscar Murillo, Installation view, Manifestation, David Zwirner, London, 2019. Photography by Jack Hems. © Oscar Murillo Courtesy the artist and David Zwirner.
Oscar Murillo, when tomorrow becomes yesterday, 2019, Pen, pencil, graphite and carbon on paper in Perspex frame, wooden shelf and oil paint, 18 7/8 x 16 1/2 x 5 3/4 inches, 48 x 42 x 14.5 cm
Oscar Murillo, manifestation, 2019, Oil, oil stick and spray paint on canvas, linen and velvet, 102 3/8 x 94 1/2 inches, 260 x 240 cm
Oscar Murillo, (untitled) surge, 2017-2019, Oil and oil stick on canvas and linen, 90 1/2 x 90 1/2 inches, 230 x 230 cm
Oscar Murillo (untitled) catalyst, 2018, Oil and graphite on canvas, 102 3/8 x 94 1/2 inches, 260 x 240 cm
Oscar Murillo, Installation view of Manifestation at David Zwirner London, June 8th–July 26th 2019. Photographs by Jack Hems © Oscar Murillo. Courtesy the artist and David Zwirner
A new series of paintings by the Columbian artist, Oscar Murillo, are on view for the first time at David Zwirner’s London gallery. Murillo’s manifestation paintings, in particular, represent a marked evolution in the artist’s engagement with process. These paintings explore a considered approach to mark-making, and when viewed together, highlight the artist’s inventive and engaging studio practice. The exhibition also includes a new installation building on Murillo’s sustained interest in travel and questions around labour and the geographical flow of humanity. The artist’s body of work demonstrates a nuanced understanding of globalization, and the multiple ways in which ideas, languages, and even everyday items are displaced and increasingly intermingled. Manifestation is on view through July 26 at David Zwirner 24 Grafton Street, London. photographs courtesy of the artist and David Zwirner.
