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Carlos Amorales. The Factory
Carlos Amorales ? The Factory' is the first European retrospective exhibition by multidisciplinary artist Carlos Amorales. It showcases the work of one of Mexico?s most important contemporary artists from the 1990s to the present day.00Carlos Amorales made an extraordinary artist book that accompanies the exhibition, together with the Amsterdam-based designers Mevis & Van Deursen. Amorales collaborated with Mevis & Van Deursen in 2000 on his first book 'Los Amorales', which is now a collector?s item.00By plunging into the depths of a single silhouette taken from Carlos Amorales?s Liquid Archive, letting it run amok and infinitely transform, this highly original artist book coaxes a disturbing understanding of both Carlos Amorales?s recent practice and the perversions of our time.00Including an enlightening manifesto by the artist and a new, enthralling text by author Reinaldo Laddaga, embedded in interweaving and overlapping layers of comic-book-like frames designed by Elsa-Louise Manceaux.00Exhibition: Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (24.11.2019-05.04.2020).
Carlos Amorales
"Published on the occasion of the exhibition "Carlos Amorales. Axioms for Action" (February 10 to September 16, 2018) MUAC, Museo Universitario de Arte Contemporâaneo. UNAM, Universidad Nacional Autâonoma de Mexico, Mexico City."--Page facing title page.
Carlos Amorales
This work includes an essay by Michael Stanley. This catalogue was published to coincide with the first solo exhibition in the UK by the Mexican artist Carlos Amorales featuring new and recent work comprising video, installation, drawing and animation.
Carlos Amorales
The exhibition Carlos Amorales: Axioms for Action is conceived as a script and a list of works such that each institution and curator who presents it can stage and execute it differently. In this way, each venue will present an interpretation of the matrix of Amorales's work, as well as a compendium of his oeuvre.This first exhibition drawn from this project, presented at the MUAC, includes a group of works that have not yet been seen in Mexico. It aims to make evident both the flexibility of the script and the possibility of taking up the Axioms for Action within a specific and imaginative curatorial project in which the architecture of the museum is interpreted in tension with the space of Amoralesœs studio in Mexico City. By the same token, the show also emphasizes the pairing of film and installation.
Amorales Vs. Amorales
Artists' book on the work of Carlos Amorales focusing on his persona based series Los Amorales.
Carlos Amorales
Poop in the air, poop in the trees, poop on your chin, poop on your knee: Mexican artist Carlos Amorales' children's book revels in the stuff, rendering these scenes in bold, scatological brown and black silhouette. Amorales (born 1970) has already established an impressive reputation as an artist working in a variety of media--animation, performance, video, sculpture, photography and works on paper--and here explores that singular niche within artists' publications: the artist's book sort of for children and definitely for adults. Caca Grande plays fast and loose with the brown stuff, dispatching it to places it had previously never been, with joyous abandon.
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Carlos Amorales
Text by Nestor Garcia Canclini, Jose Falconi, Jens Hoffmann, Raphaela Platow. Conversation between Joan Jonas, Carlos Amorales.
Carlos Amorales - dark mirror : [exhibition:] May 5 - September 2, 2007, at Daros Exhibitions, Zürich
Born in 1970, Amorales is one of Mexico's most interesting contemporary artists. Drawing from his Liquid Archive, an electronic image bank, he creates drawings, paintings and animation filled with archetypal images of dangerous beauty. This comprehensive publication features an extensive conversation between the artist and the director of the Daros-Latinamerica Collection.
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