Livia Benavides Galería

Livia Benavides Galería Livia Benavides, galería de arte contemporáneo 80m2 Livia Benavides, galería de arte contemporáneo.

Artistas:

Gabriel Acevedo
Iosu Aramburu
Wiliiam Cordova
Ximena Garrido-Lecca
Nancy La Rosa
Raura Oblitas
Eliana Otta
Marco Pando
Rita Ponce de León
Santiago Roose
Juan Diego Tobalina
Adan Vallecillo
José Vera Matos
Maya Watanabe
Sergio Zevallos
David Zink Yi

We are pleased to participate in Zona MACO 2026 () at Booth C118, from February 4 to 8. Our presentation brings together...
27/01/2026

We are pleased to participate in Zona MACO 2026 () at Booth C118, from February 4 to 8. Our presentation brings together artworks by Fernando Bryce, Darío Escobar, Ximena Garrido-Lecca, Rita Ponce de León, Fátima Rodrigo and José Vera Matos, six artists with deep ties to Mexico’s vibrant contemporary art scene.

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Fernando Bryce
”FITZCARRALDO”, 2025
Drawing
60 x 42 cm

Felicidades a Darío Escobar por la publicación de su entrevista en Milenio (), donde su practica artística es abordada d...
27/01/2026

Felicidades a Darío Escobar por la publicación de su entrevista en Milenio (), donde su practica artística es abordada desde la tensión entre historia, consumo y materialidad.

A partir del uso de metales, madera, latón y objetos industriales, Escobar trabaja con restos y fragmentos del mundo cotidiano, transformándolos en esculturas que desplazan el sentido original de los objetos y revelan la presión del capital, el desgaste del consumo y la carga simbólica de lo cotidiano.

La entrevista ofrece una mirada cercana a su proceso y pensamiento, reafirmando la vigencia de una obra que, desde la materialidad y el ensamblaje, reflexiona sobre los entramados sociales, económicos y culturales que atraviesan la vida contemporánea.

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”Paisaje Urbano XIII [Urban Landscape XIII]”, 2021
Madera y Pigmentos
1.93 x 2.65 x 0.34 m.

We are pleased to announce Ximena Garrido-Lecca’s participation in ”Of the Earth: Earthly Technologies to Computational ...
20/01/2026

We are pleased to announce Ximena Garrido-Lecca’s participation in ”Of the Earth: Earthly Technologies to Computational Biologies”, now open at Diriyah Art Futures ().

Bringing together works by more than 30 artists, The exhibition invites visitors to consider how, in a digital age, our relationship with nature is being transformed. It examines how technology is often positioned as a tool to control nature and the world around us, while addressing the environmental impact of digital technologies on a planet with finite resources.

By bringing to light the often-overlooked connections and hidden infrastructures that sustain digital systems, the artists reveal how machines, humans, non-human life, and the natural world are deeply interconnected. Their works propose forms of technological innovation that are materially conscious and ecologically grounded, opening alternative perspectives on the relationship between technology and ecology and envisioning shared planetary futures.

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(1) “Heliomorphism”, 2020
A series of vases made with recycled silicon from a solar panel
Variable dimensions

(2) “Signal restorations: air, flame, rain and soil sensors”, 2022
Four copper plates, steel, wool, ceramics, leather, candles, copal, beans, salt, charcoal, miniature straw brooms, sponge, palm fibre, volcanic rock, corn, hammered copper vase, volcanic stone bowl, silver and gold powder, green quartz, pick.
56,7 x 44,5 each copper plate

We are excited to welcome Darío Escobar to the gallery program.Born in Guatemala (1971), lives between Mexico City and G...
16/01/2026

We are excited to welcome Darío Escobar to the gallery program.

Born in Guatemala (1971), lives between Mexico City and Guatemala City. His work is characterized by the formal and conceptual investigation of objects and their insertion within the visual arts and the history of art itself.

Escobar’s work continually challenges the viewer to reconsider central relationships of contemporary life: the gaze of the masses, the elaboration of identities based on consumption and the questioning between the popular and the cultured. His work occupies a territory of everyday objects that reflect on our place within the social, political, and economic systems that sustain our existence.

Over the past decades, his work has been presented internationally in major museums and institutions, including the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA]), Chicago; The Museum of Contemporary Art (MoCA), Los Angeles; The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), Los Angeles; Museum of Fine Arts (MFA), Boston; The Museum of Fine Arts (MFAH), Houston; Centre Pompidou Foundation, París; Museo Jumex, México; Museo Nacional de Arte (MUNAL), México; Harvard University Art Museums, Cambridge, Massachusetts; Taguchi Art Collection, Tokio; The Morgan Library & Museum, Nueva York; The Blanton Museum of Art, Austin, Texas; Blanton Museum of Art, Austin, Texas; Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA), Detroit; Nasher Museum of Art and Duke University, North Carolina; Phoenix Art Museum, Phoenix, Arizona. Thyssen- Bornemisza Art Contemporary, Vienna; among others.

We are honored to incorporate his work into our representation.

La exposición “Industria Nacional” de Iosu Aramburu continúa con una visita guiada con el artista, este sábado 10 a las ...
07/01/2026

La exposición “Industria Nacional” de Iosu Aramburu continúa con una visita guiada con el artista, este sábado 10 a las 5:00 pm, en la Galería Livia Benavides.

¡Los esperamos!

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“Un nuevo mundo (1952)”, 2025
Óleo sobre lienzo
53 × 43 cm

“Industria Nacional” de Iosu Aramburu con la curaduría de Anamaría Garzón.En este panel de azulejos, Iosu Aramburu traba...
19/12/2025

“Industria Nacional” de Iosu Aramburu con la curaduría de Anamaría Garzón.

En este panel de azulejos, Iosu Aramburu trabaja a partir de imágenes fragmentadas tomadas principalmente de ilustraciones de revistas. Las vistas idealizadas de los Andes, repetidas, recortadas y reorganizadas, remiten a un imaginario visual ampliamente difundido durante los procesos de modernización, donde el paisaje operaba como escenario y promesa.

La obra reactiva este archivo disperso y lo presenta como un recorrido discontinuo, más cercano a una construcción que a una experiencia directa del territorio.

La muestra continúa abierta al público en nuestro espacio en Barranco.

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”El viaje “, 2025
Panel de baldosas cerámicas
188 x 327 cm

If you happen to be in Miami, please visit El Espacio 23 () and its new exhibition “A World Far Away, Nearby and Invisib...
06/12/2025

If you happen to be in Miami, please visit El Espacio 23 () and its new exhibition “A World Far Away, Nearby and Invisible”, featuring artworks by Sandra Gamarra, Andrés Pereira Paz, Elena Damiani, and Gilda Mantilla from the Jorge M. Pérez Collection.

The show brings together selected artworks to explore and reimagine the multifaceted idea of territory, its symbolic, affective, and mythic dimensions, as well as its political and transformative resonance. Through four thematic chapters, the exhibition examines territory as an experience and a cultural construct shaped by magic, community, and ancestral knowledge.

“A World Far Away, Nearby and Invisible” is now on view at El Espacio 23, Miami.

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(1,2) Sandra Gamarra
”En la naturaleza no hay líneas rectas, 2017”

(3,4) Andrés Pereira Paz
”S/t (Escena)”, 2024

(5,6) Elena Damiani
”Testigos II (after A. Aalto)”, 2024

(7) Gilda Mantilla & Raimond Chaves
“Carbon Copy Jungle V”, 2012

If you happen to be in Miami come and visit us at Art Basel Miami Beach () at Booth C17.Our presentation brings together...
04/12/2025

If you happen to be in Miami come and visit us at Art Basel Miami Beach () at Booth C17.

Our presentation brings together artworks by Chonon Bensho, Dario Escobar, Fernando Bryce, Sandra Gamarra Heshiki, William Cordova, and Ximena Garrido-Lecca.

William Cordova is featured in The New York Times () in a new article reflecting on the legacy of the Studio Museum in H...
02/12/2025

William Cordova is featured in The New York Times () in a new article reflecting on the legacy of the Studio Museum in Harlem’s influential artist-in-residence program ().

The piece highlights how Cordova’s time in the residency shaped a decisive shift in his practice. Living and working in Harlem exposed him to the city’s history, geography, politics, and rhythms, while navigating the intensity of New York for the first time. This experience pushed him to filter large amounts of information and become increasingly aware of the cultural layers surrounding the program.

During this period, his work evolved toward a more expansive and installation-based approach, helping establish his presence not only in New York but also across various communities throughout the country. His reflections emphasize the enduring impact of the Studio Museum residency in shaping artistic trajectories and broader cultural conversations.

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William Cordova
”Physical graffiti (ziggurat después de lasdun y pucllana), 2025”
135.7 x 243.84 cm

Cordova

Javier Bravo de Rueda participa en “Itinerarios ###” en el Centro Botín (), abierta hasta el 19 de abril de 2026.La expo...
01/12/2025

Javier Bravo de Rueda participa en “Itinerarios ###” en el Centro Botín (), abierta hasta el 19 de abril de 2026.

La exposición reúne los seis proyectos seleccionados en la convocatoria de Becas de Arte de la Fundación Botín 2023. En su instalación, Bravo de Rueda traslada al público a un pequeño museo en Ica, Perú, donde unas enigmáticas piedras grabadas, atribuidas a millones de años de antigüedad, despliegan relatos de seres de otras galaxias. A través de registros, artefactos, dibujos animados, murales, esculturas y sonido, su obra invita a la especulación y a perderse entre crónicas de viaje, ciencia ficción y narraciones ancestrales sobre orígenes inciertos y presencias venidas del cielo.

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Vista de exposición. Itinerarios ###. Centro Botín, Santander, 2025 ©️ Fundación Botín. Foto: Vicente Paredes

Galeriata Atelietata (.atelietata) presents Stray Garden, a research exhibition by Marco Pando.Vernissage: 4 December 20...
30/11/2025

Galeriata Atelietata (.atelietata) presents Stray Garden, a research exhibition by Marco Pando.
Vernissage: 4 December 2025, 6–10 pm
Open hours: 4–9 December, 2–6 pm
Galeriata – independent art space
73 Raiko Daskalov St, Plovdiv

The research exhibition Stray Garden offers a glimpse into Marco Pando’s lived experience in the city of Plovdiv, Bulgaria. Following the concept of meiofauna, I have been collecting and later recycling construction materials such as wood and foam. Meiofauna are small invertebrates no larger than 1 mm that live in water and sand sediments. Like a tiny crew, they act as cleaners of our environment. They serve as excellent bioindicators of pollution due to their high sensitivity to environmental changes. In the Maritsa River, which runs through Plovdiv, the meiofauna carry out their work every day.

In addition, I discovered that Plovdiv is like a “historical cake,” a city sustained by different archaeological layers where various local and invasive cultures have overlapped like sediments—one on top of another—coexisting through time.

Inspired by the life model of the meiofauna and the history of these overlapping societies, I am developing portable floating mosaics. This residency was made possible as part of the Solitude Exchange Network, a collaborative exchange program between Akademie Schloss Solitude (), the Goethe-Institut in Bulgaria (), and the independent art space Galeriata Atelietata in Plovdiv. It is generously supported by Livia Benavides Gallery, Lima.

Image detail: Garden I (2025).
Materials: wood and foam glued on wood.
Paint: acrylic.
Size: 40 cm x 30 cm.

We are pleased to announce Ximena Garrido-Lecca’s participation in “Land and Soil. How We Live Together” at K21, Kunstsa...
29/11/2025

We are pleased to announce Ximena Garrido-Lecca’s participation in “Land and Soil. How We Live Together” at K21, Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen () , opening today, November 29, 2025

This major exhibition brings together around thirty international artists and collectives who explore the foundations of human coexistence, how we live, own, cultivate, share, and imagine more just and sustainable futures.

Spanning the entire former parliament building and extending into the adjacent Ständehauspark, the exhibition examines the very ground on which the museum stands, both geographically and historically. The participating artists present diverse models for administering resources, from Indigenous forms of planning to co-ownership structures and speculative blockchain-based proposals.

The exhibition will remain on view until April 19, 2026.

 

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Malecón Pazos 252
Lima
LIMA

Horario de Apertura

Lunes 09:30 - 19:00
Martes 09:30 - 19:00
Miércoles 09:30 - 19:00
Jueves 09:30 - 19:00
Viernes 09:30 - 19:00
Sábado 10:00 - 18:00

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80M2 LIVIA BENAVIDES

80m2 Livia Benavides, galería de arte contemporáneo. Artistas: Fernando Bryce Teresa Burga Sandra Gamarra Gabriel Acevedo Velarde Iosu Aramburu William Cordova Ximena Garrido-Lecca Armando Andrade Tudela Nancy La Rosa Fátima Rodrigo Eliana Otta Marco Pando Rita Ponce de León Juan Diego Tobalina Adan Vallecillo José Vera Matos Maya Watanabe Sergio Zevallos David Zink Yi Oscar Santillán Gilda Mantilla