Drawings by the Yanomami Indigenous community speak to climate change, deterioration of tribal rights
“I’m in mourning because my people [are] dying … children are dying for nothing.”
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“I’m in mourning because my people [are] dying … children are dying for nothing.”
On Sept. 22, I had the opportunity to visit the Pace Gallery of New York for a viewing of one of the gallery’s most recent exhibitions, “Antoni Tàpies: Transmaterial.” Antoni Tàpies is recognized as “one of the leading artistic voices to emerge from postwar Europe,” according to the press release provided by the Pace Gallery. The exhibit showcases a number of Tàpies’s works, in which he considers death, spirituality, and the tense political climate of postwar Spain through his unconventional use of textiles, spray paint, and everyday objects.