Fabiola Menchelli: our sharp line of sight
Forthcoming exhibition
Overview
I think of photography not only as representation but as experience, working with photosensitive materials and light as raw material to open the image as a space where the perceptual, the material, and the ideological come together.
Opening Reception with the artist: Friday, Sept. 11 from 5:00 - 8:00 pm
The Photographic Arts Council Los Angeles (PACLA) will host a preview conversation with Fabiola Menchelli on September 3rd, held on Zoom. More information at paclosangeles.com.
Our sharp line of sight is the third solo show of Fabiola Menchelli's work held at Marshall Gallery, but the first to exclusively feature her prismatic and camera-less chromogenic prints, which have been the focus of her recent creative output. Made between 2024-2026, each of the two dozen unique works is folded inside a custom color-matched shadowbox frame and will be presented in an experiential installation with dimly lit, magenta-hued walls akin to her 2024/25 solo museum show "certain silence" at the Norton Museum of Art in Palm Beach, Florida.
As one of Mexico City's prominent young artists, the Gallery's exhibition will run concurrently with the Getty Museum's fall exhibition celebrating Mexican Photography, following the museum's recent acquisition of works from Menchelli's series, Queer Horizons.
For additional information or images, please contact the gallery: info@marshallgallery.art / 310-413-3987
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