Opening - The Sun’s Northward Journey - Sejal Parekh
Curated by Zoé Boutte
10th April - 8th May, opening reception Friday 10th of April, from 7pm
Opening - Senyals - Sadia Pineda Hameed
Curated by Tsering Frykman-Glen
27th February – 27th March 2026, opening reception Friday 27th February from 19h
Opening - Mañana - Sergey Nemudrov
Curated by Bogdana Skorik & Madison Katrina Flood
January 16th - February 13th, opening reception Friday January 16th at 7pm
Opening - Perfect Conditions to Flourish - Carla Rebelo
curated by Cristina Reid
November 14th - December 19th, in conjunction with Loop Video Art Festival. Opening reception Friday November 14th from 7pm
October 10th - November 7th, opening reception Friday October 10th from 7pm
Roshni Kavate, Violeta Ortega Navarrete, Gian Padilla Suarez, and Jahel Guerra Roa are established practitioners in their respective mediums of textiles, performance, and photography.
For Weaving Waters, they have chosen to dissolve the boundaries of individual practice, creating a collaborative textile altar installation that functions as living architecture—a spatial practice designed for reconnection with the bodies of water that flow within and around us.
The artists will construct an installation that weaves together ancestral mythologies, indigenous cosmovisions, and decolonial perspectives into a unified ritual space. While the mediums appear diverse—textiles dyed with natural pigments, participatory performances, photographic portraiture, and woven sculptures—there is a profound underlying current that reflects our shared relationship to water as life force and endangered territory.
Curated by Lorena Tabares Salamanca
September 5th - October 3rd, opening reception Friday September 5th from 7pm
The individual and collaborative work of Licelotte Nin and Juan Manuel Gautier, on view at the Tangent Projects gallery, forms an open assemblage of multiple media and visual-performative dimensions.
We accompany this duo of visual artists on their itinerant path —back and forth between Santo Domingo and Paris— through images that are present, raw, virtual, ambiguous, and distant.
These images are traced from gestures in action: in voice and body, in the search for destinations and desires for return.
Curated by Julia Cella, featuring works by Ali Arévalo, Sangre de María, Lotte Frances, Annika Sunne, Lisa Vander Plaetse, and Julia Cella.
June 13th – July 31st, opening reception on Friday, June 13h from 19h. In conjunction with Art Nou Emerging Arts Festival 2025, there will be a second artist reception on Thursday June 26th from 19h
Unbelonging - Elin Lindecrantz
May 9th - June 6th, opening reception on Friday, May 5th from 19h
Unbelonging - Elin Lindecrantz
May 9th - June 6th, opening reception on Friday, May 5th from 19h
Opening - Bayos Negros Dormidos - Agustina Fioretti
Curated by Jesu Antuña
April 4th - May 2nd, opening on Friday, April 4th from 19h
Bayos Negros Dormidos - Agustina Fioretti
Curated by Jesu Antuña
April 4th - May 2nd, opening on Friday, April 4th from 19h
Unsettling Connections - Leyli Alakbarova
March 1st - March 28th, opening on Saturday, March 1st from 19h
Unsettling Connections is a short film constructed from the memories of three women. These memories form the storyline, emerging from bodily experiences, heard stories, and made-up narratives. They are both deeply personal and universally shared.
As part of their exhibition En busca del Jengu, Bana Bha Meheba offer an activation with the body of water that is inhabiting the gallery space.
Bana Bha Meheba are Agnes Essonti Luque, Bernardita Ekobo Rondo and Cándida Nlang Ndong Mbasogo.
Opening - En busca del Jengu - Bana Bha Meheba
January 17th - February 14th, opening on Friday January 17th from 7pm
En busca del Jengu (In search of jengu) is a project by Bana Bha Meheba (Daughters of Water, in the Ndowé language), a collective that exists in different places, with roots in Central Africa.
Bana Bha Meheba are Agnes Essonti Luque, Bernardita Ekobo Rondo and Cándida Nlang Ndong Mbasogo.
En busca del Jengu - Bana Bha Meheba
January 17th - February 14th
En busca del Jengu (In search of jengu) is a project by Bana Bha Meheba (Daughters of Water, in the Ndowé language), a collective that exists in different places, with roots in Central Africa.
Bana Bha Meheba are Agnes Essonti Luque, Bernardita Ekobo Rondo and Cándida Nlang Ndong Mbasogo.
We are very excited to invite you to our end of year Open Studios on December 14th from 12:00 to 19:00!
Opening for First Course - Tanya Zommer
Curated by Tsering Frykman-Glen
8th November - 13th of December
Opening for First Course - Tanya Zommer
Curated by Tsering Frykman-Glen
8th November - 13th of December
Reading Room 6 - Les Biologists Marins
Curated by Tsering Frykman-Glen
Les Biologistes Marins is an audiovisual duo comprising Beatrice Miniaci and Anton Sconosciuto. Based in Rome, Italy, the duo explores the intersection of sound research and performance art.
Reading Room 5 - No Matter When or Where or Who - Jamsen Law
Curated by Tsering Frykman-Glen
No Matter When or Where or Who is a video-based reading performance that interweaves two poignant narratives: Oral Histories of Older Gay Men in Hong Kong: Unspoken but Unforgotten and the screenplay of Twilight's Kiss (Cantonese title: Suk Suk). Both narratives offer a reflective and intimate exploration of the lives of older gay men in Hong Kong, highlighting experiences long overlooked and voices silenced by societal expectations.
Reading Room 4 - GRIEFISLOVE - Isa Jasmim Ribeiro de Lemos & Sangre de María
Curated by Tsering Frykman-Glen
Friday, October 4th from 19h - Isa Jasmim Ribeiro de Lemos & Sangre de María
Reading Room 3 - At Home in Bed collective
The At Home in Bed collective are Agustina Fioretti, Cristina Reid & Tsering Frykman-Glen.
Inspired by Joan Didion's essay "In Bed," their reading will expand into a contemplative space that reflects the in-between state of the bed during a migraine attack - while also highlighting themes of health injustice and disparities in women's health.
Reading Room 2 - Picnic Blanket - Lucía Retamar
Curated by Tsering Frykman-Glen
Friday, September 20th from 19h
Reading Room 1 - Veea A* Amon & Mariem Iman
Curated by Tsering Frykman-Glen
Veea A* Amon is one of this year's Cotangent Residency artists. They are an interdisciplinary artist, researcher and lecturer based in London. Mariem Iman is also one of this year's Cotangent Residency artists. She is an artist from Huelva currently based in Bilbao with a background in social and cultural anthropology.
We are very excited to invite you to join us for Memory: Words and Wounds, the end of residency project by Madhulika Mohan and Youssef Taki. We will also be celebrating our 5th year anniversary! All welcome!
Join Anna in playing Path-pathway, the installation that is her exhibition in Tangent Projects gallery. We will also be celebrating our 5th year anniversary! All welcome! From 19h
We are happy & excited to invite you to visit us during our Open Studios on Saturday the 22nd of June!
Path-pathway - Anna Andrzhievskai
Curated by Tsering Frykman-Glen
We are excited to invite you to Path-pathway by Anna Andrzhievskaia. Anna was one of our residency artists for Winter/Spring this year, we are thrilled to be working with her on this exhibition as part of Art Nou 2024.
Opening for Path-pathways - Anna Andrzhievskaia
Curated by Tsering Frykman-Glen
We are excited to invite you to the opening of Path-pathways by Anna Andrzhievskaia . Anna was one of our residency artists for Winter/Spring this year, we are thrilled to be working with her on this exhibition as part of Art Nou 2024.
Artist/Curator Talk - Marina Rubio & Mana Pinto, at Tangent Projects gallery. Friday 24th of May from 18:30h
