Antonio Pichilla Quiacain Guatemala , b. 1982

FORM AND forms In the context of our exhibition, the theory of FORMS, a cornerstone of metaphysics, takes on a new significance. It posits that...

In Unravel , artists from around the world present extraordinary artworks, from large-scale, colorful and expressive installations, to delicate and intimate pieces about love, resilience,...

The works in Chronoplasticity attempt to fold or stretch time. They ask what and how histories should be told, and consider new conceptions of the...

In the October 24 issue of Artforum, an excellent article written by Megan Kincaid featuring our represented artist Antonio Pichilla participating at the Institute for...

We are honored to announce that our represented artist Antonio Pichilla (Guatemala), has been selected for the EFG acquisition award for ARTBO 2024. This prestigious...

We are pleased to announce our represented artist Antonio Pichillá's solo exhibition titled 'The Offering' curated by Yasmín Martín Vodopivec at the MGLC Švicarija Art...

The exhibition 'No Man's Land' mainly presents works from two periods in which identity politics modulated artistic and curatorial discourses: the 1980s and contemporary times....

Antonio Pichillá’s artwork acquisition by the Jorge Pérez Collection . Semilla is currently part of the exhibition To Weave the Sky: Textile Abstractions at El...

“I don’t understand where there is anything that isn’t nature. Everything is nature. The cosmos is nature. Everything I can think of is nature.” ¹...

We are honored to communicate our participation in the seventh edition of ARCO Lisboa 2024 , which will run from May 23 to 26, 2024....

HATCH Gallery presents Myth Makers, a group exhibition featuring works by Maria Appleton, Marie Hazard, Anna Perach, Antonio Pichillá Quiacaín, Samuel Sarmiento, and Theresa Weber....

We are happy to announce that two of our represented artists, Jorge Riveros with Galería Zielinsky and Antonio Pichillá with Galería Portas Vilaseca, are exhibiting...

Antonio Pichillá is participating in the exhibition Threads to the South at The Institute for Studies on Latin American Art (ISLAA), curated by Anna Burckhardt...

El Pais published a meritorious note in the Sunday edition of El País newspaper, highlighting his textile craftsmanship and original tradition.

Our represented artist, Antonio Pichillá, was widely featured in his participation at Arco Madrid. Architectural Digest Spain remarked on his outstanding presentation and had a...

Opening on 13 February 2024, Unravel: The Power and Politics of Textiles in Art will shine a light on artists from the 1960s to today...

Antonio Pichillá 'Camino' Yarns wool and maguey fiber 49 1/4 x 31 1/2 in. 2020

MoCuLat (Mosaico Cultural Latinoamericano) featured Galería Elvira Moreno's participation in Zona Maco in an article published by Fabrizio Rubio Palavicino. Highlighting the diversity of Latin...

Antonio Pichillá 'Semilla' Assemblage of Dyed wool threads 65 x 41 3/8 in 2023

We are excited to announce our participation in the 20th edition of ZⓈONAMACO in Mexico City from February 7 – 11, 2024. Visit us in...

MALBA Museum announces the incorporation of three works of indigenous art. One of them is Abuelo (2014) by the Mayan Tz'utujil artist Antonio Pichillá. The...

Visit us from November 23 - 26 at Ágora Bogotá - Centro de Convenciones BOOTH #529 . We are pleased to announce our participation in...

'On the banks of the Cuiabá River: land, rights and Indigenous technologies' Indigenous artists from all over the world are turning to new technologies as...

Biennial Sesc_Videobrasil 40-year special The 22nd edition brings together artists from the Global South and features a retrospective of Videobrasil's trajectory. 'Memory is an...

The show is grounded in curatorial research focused on art produced by indigenous artists from Latin America. It proposes a coexistence with other artistic expressions...

This exhibition closely follows Inherited Threads, at Tate Modern, a new collection display of works by North and Latin American artists that were recently acquired...

With a comprehensive article written by Emiliano Valdes, Artishock magazine provides a coverage of opur represented artist Antonio Pichilla.

The exhibition is happening within the frame of the 2023 Paiz Art Bienal.

The textile works, by Antonio Pichillá, 'Abuela', 'Camino', 'Kukulkan' and 'Abuelo' are now part of the collection of the Tate Museum in London.