Eugenia Martínez
Monterrey, 1976Lives and works in Mexico City
"Eugenia's artistic research places the visual, not only as a support for the sensitive, but also places it at the center of critical thinking itself around the cultural constitution of society. Problems of gender, racism, classism, are the main themes that Martínez addresses from a dialectical strategy as a plastic resource that alludes to an organic composition, close to the line of the drawing, and as an enunciation tool. In this sense, the old, anonymous and rescued photographs operate in the body of the artist's work as social traces of cultural practices and symbols that, when intervened with phrases, invoke the ghosts of prejudice that manifest themselves before the image and the word."
Octavio Avendaño
SOLO SHOWS (SELECTION)
2019
Lo personal es político, curated by Ariadna Ramonetti, Heart Ego, San Pedro Garza García
Recent Work, Raw Salt, Laguna Beach, California
2018
Because you are a girl, Galería de Arte Mexicano, Mexico City
2017
Coludos y rabones, Museo del Centenario, San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León
Patriarchy is a bitch, Musas, Hermosillo, Sonora
2016
Family Portrait, Michael Hoppen Gallery, London
2015
Totem, Arte Mexicano Gallery, Mexico City
2014
El que tenga ojos que vea, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Tamaulipas, Matamoros, Tamaulipas
2013
I don’t have a dream, Ramis Barquet Gallery, New York
2010
Por los siglos de los siglos, GE Gallery, Monterrey, Nuevo León
GROUP SHOWS (SELECTION)
2018
Contemporary Mexican Art, Musas, Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico
Pago en Especie Collection of SHCP 2013-2016, Museo de la SHCP, Mexico City
2016
Vanidad y Desengaño, Museo de la Cancillería SRE, Mexico City
Project Room, Karen Huber Gallery, Mexico City
Straight from Mexico City, Ruiz Healy Art, San Antonio
2015
The Map of the New Art, Fondazione Giorgio Cini, Venice
Dicen que Dicen, El Rastro, Hermosillo, Sonora
Surrealism, Circulo de Tenerife, Madrid
Map of the New Art, Benetton Collection, Fondazione Giorgio Cini, Venice
80 Years of GAM, Arte Mexicano Gallery, Mexico City
Porfil Perdu, MC & Karen Huber Gallery, New York
2014
Extrapolation of Language, Karen Huber Gallery, Mexico City
Andares, Centro Cultural Plaza Fátima, Nuevo León
