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Carlos Motta 1978, Bogotá, Colômbia. Vive E Trabalha Em / Lives and Works in New York, EUA Carlos Motta 1978, Bogotá, Colômbia. Vive e trabalha em / Lives and works in New York, EUA Exposições Individuais e Projetos / Solo Exhibitions and Projects 2019 - Requiem - Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires (MALBA) - Carlos Motta: NÓS, X INIMIGX – Galeria Vermelho – São Paulo – – Buenos Aires - Argentina Brasil 2015 - Dialogues: David Wojnarowicz and Carlos Motta, P.P.O.W Gallery at - For Democracy There Must Be Love - Röda Sten Konsthall – ARCO, Madrid Gothenburg - Suécia - Carlos Motta: Conatus - P.P.O.W Gallery – Nova York - EUA - Désirs - Mor Charpentier Galerie – Paris – França 2018 - Patriots, Citizens, Lovers (Main Prize of the Future Generation Art - Carlos Motta: Corpo Fechado - Galeria Avenida da Índia/EGEAC – Prize 2014) - PinchukArtCentre – Kiev - Ucrânia Lisboa – Portugal 2014 - Carlos Motta. L’œuvre du Diable – Mor Charpentier – Paris – França - Nefandus Trilogy - Galeria Filomena Soares (Solo Projects ARCO) – - Carlos Motta. Formas de libertad - Matucana 110 – Santiago - Chile Madri - Espanha - Carlos Motta: Deseo – Sala Antonio - Galeria Vermelho – São Paulo - Nefandus - El Túnel Arte Alternativo – Cuenca - Equador - Brasil 2013 2017 - Gender Talents: A Special Address - The Tanks - Tate Modern - - Carlos Motta. Formas de libertad - Museo de Arte Moderno de Londres - Inglaterra Medellín – Medellín – Colômbia - The Movers (with Matthias Sperling) - The Tanks - Tate Modern - - Carlos Motta: Lágrimas - Museo de Arte de la Universidad Nacional / Londres - Inglaterra Claustro de San Agustín - Bogotá - Colômbia - Godfull: Shape Shifting God as Queer: a Performative Symposium - Carlos Motta: The Crossing - Stedelijk Museum - Amsterdam - (com Jared Gilbert) - The Institute for Art, Religion and Social Justice - Holanda Union Theological Seminary - Nova York - EUA - Carlos Motta: Desviaciones - Centro Cultural Gabriel García - La forma de la libertad - Sala de Arte Público Siqueiros (Projeto Márquez - Embaixada da Colômbia – Madri – Espanha fachada) - Cidade do México - México - Carlos Motta - Museo de Arte Moderno de Medellín – Medellín – - Nefandus - Galeria Filomena Soares – Lisboa - Portugal Colômbia - La visión de los vencidos - Galeria La Central - Bogotá - Colômbia 2016 - Ritual of Queer Rituals (com AA Bronson) - Witte de With – - Beloved Martina - Mercer Union - Toronto - Canadá Rotterdam – Holanda - Deviations - PPOW Gallery - Nova York - EUA - La visión de los vencidos (Pinta Video) - Y Gallery at Pinta NY - Nova - Requiem (Performance) - Tenuta dello Scompiglio - Vorno - Itália York – EUA - Histories for the Future - Pérez Art Museum (PAMM) - Miami - EUA - Desires - Hordaland Kunssenter – Bergen - Noruega …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….......... P. 1 / 22 …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….......... 2012 - La Buena Vida/The Good Life - Festival Fabbrica Europa – Florença - Carlos Motta: We Who Feel Differently - Museum as Hub - New - Itália Museum - Nova York - EUA - The Immigrant Files: Democracy Is Not Dead, It Just Smells Funny - 2011 Konsthall C – Estocolmo - Suécia - Deus Pobre: Modern Sermons of Communal Lament - Y Gallery - - The Immigrant Files: Democracy Is Not Dead, It Just Smells Funny - Nova York - EUA Baltic Art Center (BAC) – Visby - Suécia - The Future Lasts Forever (com Runo Lagomarsino) - Gävle 2008 Konstcentrum – Gävle - Suécia - La Buena Vida/The Good Life - Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) – - Broken English (com Julieta Aranda) - Performa 11 - Nova York - EUA Filadélfia - EUA - A New Discover: Queer Immigration in Perspective (com - La Buena Vida/The Good Life - Art in General - Nova York - EUA Queerocracy) Risk e Reward Series - Museum of Art and Design - Nova - The People... - Johannesburg Art Gallery - Joanesburgo - África do York - EUA Sul - Petite Mort: Recollections of a Queer Public (com Joshua Lubin- - The People... - KZNSA Gallery – Durban - Kwazulu Natal - África do Levy) - Forever & Today - Nova York - EUA Sul - Normativo - Espacio de Arte Contemporaneo - Museo de La Tertulia 2007 – Cali - Colômbia - Leningrad Trilogy - Winkleman Gallery - Nova York – EUA - We Who Feel Differently - Visningsrommet USF – Bergen - Noruega - The Good Life (Installation Sketch # 3) and Other Works in Progress - - The Good Life and Six Acts: An Experiment in Narrative Justice - Lower Manhattan Cultural Council - Nova York - EUA Wiener FestWochen - Viena - Áustria 2006 2010 - The Good Life (Installation Sketch # 1) - rum46 – Aarhus - Dinamarca - Six Acts: An Experiment in Narrative Justice - Museo de Arte del - SOA: Black & White Tales - Kevin Bruk Gallery at bâleLatina – Banco de la República - El Parqueadero - Bogotá - Colômbia Basiléia - Suíça - The Good Life and Six Acts: An Experiment in Narrative Justice - - SOA: Black & White Tales - Kevin Bruk Gallery – Miami - EUA Hebbel Am Ufer (HAU) - Berlim - Alemanha 2004 - We Who Feel Differently - Other Gallery – Xanga - China - Bury them and keep quiet - Alliance Française - Bogotá – Colômbia 2009 - Ese Algo que Somos - Alonso Garcés Galería - Bogotá – Colômbia - Brief History - MoMA/PS1 - Long Island - EUA - The Missing Series - Kevin Bruk Gallery – Miami - EUA - La Buena Vida/The Good Life - Fundación Alzate Avendaño - 2002 Bogotá – Colômbia - Pesca Milagrosa - La Corte Arte Contemporanea – Florença - Itália - La Buena Vida/The Good Life - Smack Mellon - Nova York - EUA Exposições Coletivas e Projetos / Group Exhibitions and Projects 2019 - Never Spoken Again: Rogue Stories of Science and Collections - - Soft Power, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SF MoMA) – San Independent Curators International (ICI), Touring 2019-2023 Francisco - EUA - United by AIDS—An Exhibition about Loss, Remembrance, Activism, and Art in Response to HIV/AIDS - Migros Museum – Zurique - Suíça …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….......... P. 2 / 22 …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….......... - When Home Won’t Let You Stay: Migration through Contemporary 2018 Art - The Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) – Boston - EUA - 50 States, 50 Billboards, FOR FREEDOMS - EUA - BOFFO Fire Island Performance Festival 2019 (with SPIT!) – Fire - Mark for Redaction - Flux Factory - Nova York - EUA Island – EUA - Territorios que importan. Género, arte y ecologia - Centro de Arte y - BOTH/AND - The Box - Nova York - EUA Naturaleza (CDAN) - Fundación Beulas – Huesca – Espanha - The Present Is Not Enough - Hebbel am Ufer (HAU) – Berlim - - Debes seguir. No puedo seguir. Seguiré. (With SPIT!) - Espacio Odeón Alemanha – Bogotá - Colômbia - IN-VISIBLE REALNESS: In Berlin 50 Jahre nach Stonewall - PS120 – - Estados migratórios - Centro Cultural de España - Lima – Peru Berlim – Alemanha - 7º Festival de Cine La Orquídia – Cuenca - Equador - Listening as Practice, Goethe-Institut / Max Mueller Bhavan Mumbai - Habitación compartida - Museo de Arte Miguel Urrutia (MAMU) – – Mumbai – India Bogotá – Colômbia - Home is a Foreign Place. Recent Acquisitions in Context - - Dialogues in Time: Charting Genealogies and Intersections of Gender Metropolitan Museum of Art (MET) - New York - EUA – ArtBO – Bogotá - Colômbia - About Face: Stonewall, Revolt, and the New Queer - Wrightwood 659 - Don’t believe their lies: 4 Contemporary artists from Colombia: An –Chicago - EUA Initiative of Thibault Poutrel - Claustro de San Agustín - Museo de Arte - Under Construction. Relatos desde Latinoamérica en la Colección de la Universidad Nacional de Colombia – Bogotá - Colômbia CIFO - Fundación Fugaz – Lima - Peru - A group exhibition with work by Dora García, Sharon Hayes, - La naturaleza de las cosas: Humboldt, idas y venidas - Museo de Mahmoud Khaled, Emily Jacir, Carlos Motta, Wu Tsang, and Akram Arte de la Universidad Nacional – Bogotá - Colômbia Zaatari, as well as a letter by Quinn Latimer - Witte de With Center for - Rivers Flow Out of My Eyes - tagenboschvanvreden - Amsterdam – Contemporary Art - Rotterdam – Holanda Holanda - Tradiciones subvertidas: hacia una etnografía queer - La Casa - Pasado tiempo futuro: Arte en Colombia en el siglo XXI - Museo de Encendida – Madri - Espanha Arte Moderno de Medellín (MAMM) – Medelin - Colômbia - I SEE YOU - Savannah College of Art and Design – Savannah - EUA - Transamerica/n: Gender, Identity, Appearance Today - McNay Art - UTOPIAS - Centro de Arte Contemporáneo de Quito – Ecuador Museum - San Antonio - EUA - Verbo 2018 (14a mostra de performance arte) – São Paulo - Brasil - Entrecruce latinoamericano—Travestismo cultural - Galeria Isabel - Cast of Characters: An Immersive Installation by Liz Collins Featuring Aninat – Santiago - Chile Portraits by 100 LGBTQ Artists - Bureau of General Services, Queer - De-colombianity Now! Videocañonazos del Post-conflicto. Vol 3. Division - Nova York - EUA Colombian videoart on Post-Conflict & Utopia, Panorama Colombia, - Enchanted Bodies / Fetish for Freedom - Galleria d’Arte Moderna e the Colombian Film Festival of Berlim - Alemanha Contemporanea di Bergamo (GAMeC) – Bergamo - Itália - Amazonías - Matadero – Madri - Espanha - Landscapes After Ruskin: Redefining the Sublime - Grey Art Gallery - Portadores de Sentido–Arte contemporáneo en la Colección NYU - Nova York - EUA Patricia Phelps de Cisneros - Museo Amparo – Puebla - México - In the Name Of…, LATINX LGBTQ FESTIVAL, Fuerza Fest New York - - A Decolonial Atlas: Strategies in Contemporary Art of the Americas - Julia de Burgos Cultural Center – Nova York - EUA Mandeville Gallery at Union College - Nova
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