Mariane Ibrahim is proud to participate in Independent 20th Century with a two-person presentation bringing together José Gamarra (b. 1934, Uruguay) and Lorraine O’Grady (1934–2024,...
Mariane Ibrahim is proud to present Selva color del tiempo, José Gamarra’s first solo exhibition in Mexico. The exhibition takes its title from the text Édouard Glissant...
Hispanic Heritage Month Exhibit – Tribute To Uruguayan Artist Jose Gamarra September 6–October 15 Enjoy a stunning collection of art curated by award-winning actress and...
Hoy, José Gamarra es conocido en todo el mundo. Sus cuadros se pueden encontrar en el Museo de Arte Moderno de París, en la Bibliothèque de France, etc. Pero también en el Museo Metropolitano de Nueva York, en el Museo Nacional del Uruguay, en África, etc. Sin embargo, cuando se le preguntó, Gamarra nunca pensó realmente en construir su reputación. Prefería concentrarse en su arte, dejando que las cosas sucedieran. Todo ello sin contar con el apoyo de tres figuras clave: su galerista Albert Loeb; el famoso crítico de arte Philippe Dagen; y finalmente unos coleccionistas que se enamoraron de su obra a primera vista. Entre ellos, Heber Perdigon es autor de una monografía sobre el pintor.
Anthological exhibition, works from 1967 to 2025Curated by Manuel Neves Xippas Gallery is pleased to present, for the first time in its Geneva space, an...
Anthological exhibition, works from 1969 to 2024 Opening Thursday december 26, from 6pm Curated by Manuel Neves We must return to the forest which is...
META MIAMI and the General Consulate of Uruguay in Miami, with the support of the Ministry of Education and Culture of Uruguay, are pleased to...
Retrospective exhibition, works from 1969 to 2024 Curated by Manuel Neves Opening on Saturday 7 September 2024 from 3pm We must return to the forest...
This exhibition pays tribute to Dumas Oroño and Mercedes Antelo for their commitment to artistic education. It makes visible the institutional frameworks that made possible...
Today, José Gamarra is known all over the world. His paintings can be found at the Museum of Modern Art in Paris, at the Bibliothèque de France, etc. But also at the Metropolitan Museum in New York, at the National Museum of Uruguay, in Africa, etc. Yet when asked, Gamarra never really thought about building his reputation. He preferred to concentrate on his art, letting things happen. This was without counting on the support of three key figures: his gallery owner Albert Loeb; a famous art critic, Philippe Dagen; and finally some collectors who fell in love with his work at first sight. Among them, Heber Perdigon is the author of a monograph on the painter.
