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This Is How We Look, Is This Who We Are?
‘The remains of the day’ invites us to pause and appreciate the quiet poetry of life’s fleeting moments. Through the works of Miho Ichise, Hiroki Kawanabe, and James P. Morse, the exhibition celebrates the tender details of daily life—reminding us that the ordinary holds extraordinary power when we take the time to truly see.
‘The remains of the day’: A new group exhibition that finds meaning in the everyday
‘The remains of the day’ invites us to pause and appreciate the quiet poetry of life’s fleeting moments. Through the works of Miho Ichise, Hiroki Kawanabe, and James P. Morse, the exhibition celebrates the tender details of daily life—reminding us that the ordinary holds extraordinary power when we take the time to truly see.
Our Debut at NADA Miami 2024
We’re thrilled to announce Alzueta Gallery’s debut at NADA Miami 2024, running from December 3rd to 7th. This milestone marks a significant moment for us as we join one of the art world’s most dynamic and forward-thinking events. At our booth, we’ll be presenting a carefully curated selection of works by two remarkable artists: Nina Silverberg and Sune Christiansen.
At the studio with: Sune Christiansen
For Danish artist Sune Christiansen, creativity knows no boundaries. Renowned for his playful yet enigmatic take on figurative abstraction, Christiansen has developed a signature style that bridges the gap between the familiar and the ambiguous. His work invites viewers into a world where texture, form, and movement interact in unexpected ways, leaving space for interpretation and introspection.