Cecilia Brunson Projects

18/04/2026

17/04/2026

|Joseca Yanomami

We are proud to present the first UK solo exhibition of Joseca Yanomami. Born in a remote Yanomami community in the Amazon, Joseca Yanomami’s practice emerged from his profound relationship to shamanic knowledge, dream states, and the cosmology of the forest-land-world, known as urihi. His works are not representations but translations, visions drawn from dreams shaped by the mythic chants of shamans, where humans, animals and ancestral spirits coexist in harmony.

An intimate presentation brings together three works that form a concise yet powerful narrative of Joseca Yanomami’s artistic practice.

On view until Friday 24 April

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Joseca Yanomami, Jovem se tornando xamã na floresta [Young person becoming a shaman in the forest], 2024, felt-tip pen and graphite on paper
Joseca Yanomami, Árvore de PPP (Projeto Político Pedagógico), da série Para o Projeto Político Pedagógico da Escola do Demini [PPP Tree (Political Pedagogical Project), from the series For the Political Pedagogical Project of the Demini School], 2009, felt-tip pen, colored pencil, and graphite on paper
Photography by Eva Herzog, courtesy of the artist and Cecilia Brunson Projects

09/03/2026

Opening tomorrow!

Francisco Valdés: Suntracks
Florence Trust, Cloudesley Square, N1 0HN

Tuesday, 10 March
5–8 pm
Private view: 5 — 8PM

Exhibition open daily 12–6 pm.

Francisco Valdes, Domestic Interlude, 2025, oil on canvas 250 x 130 cm

03/11/2025

Tomorrow at Tate Modern - Remember Nature 2025: Calls to Action

At this free screening, Patricia Domínguez and Eduardo Navarro will present Planetary Prayer (2025), a new video work produced with Serpentine Galleries.

Remember Nature 2025: Calls to Action
Tate Modern, London
Tuesday 4 November, 2-5:30pm

The video will be screened alongside 15 other short call-to-action videos by the artists participating in ‘Remember Nature 2025,’ an initiative marking the 10th anniversary of the original ‘Remember Nature’ project by the celebrated artist Gustav Metzger (1926–2017). The videos are inspired by Metzger’s own call to action from 2015, and declare the 4th November a nationwide day of art action. They invite artists and audiences to stand up for nature, realising Metzger’s hope and belief in the future power of art to halt universal extinction.

Planetary Prayer will be screened alongside works by A Man Called Adam, Ria Bagley, Sophia Barton, Youngsook Choi, Tom Doubtfire, Hamish Fulton, Anya Gallaccio, Paul Harfleet, Laura Hopes, Uta Kögelsberger, Bernadette McBride, Maddi Nicholson, Nancy Odufona, Cornelia Parker and Yu-Chen Wang. Follow the link in our bio for more information.

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Video still, Patricia Domínguez and Eduardo Navarro, Planetary Prayer, 2025. Working with , London for Remember Nature 2025

31/10/2025

Feliciano Centurión, Cañaveral [Reedbed], c. 1988

Our current exhibition highlights Feliciano Centurión’s early painting practice. Centurión soon turned to textile as his primary medium, and the paintings on display, with subject matter ranging from Donna Summer to the tropical wilderness of his native Paraguay, have not been exhibited since early in his career. Painted soon after the artist left his mother and grandmother’s home for the comparatively cold and urban Buenos Aires, in their untamed brushstrokes and disco palette, they are expressions of freedom and of yearning.

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Feliciano Centurión, Cañaveral [Reedbed], c. 1988, acrylic on linen, 118 x 86.5 cm. Photography by Eva Herzog

24/10/2025

Our exhibition ‘The River that Covers Me: Feliciano Centurión, José Leonilson and Matheus Chiaratti’ continues at the gallery until 21 November.

Open Wednesdays - Fridays, 11am - 6pm, and by appointment.

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Matheus Chiaratti, Anoitece nas escadas do seu prédio (Abetarda) [Night falls on the stairs of your building (Abetarda series)], 2024, glazed ceramic, 20 x 15 x 15 cm
Matheus Chiaratti, Filho primitivo do sol (Abetarda) [Primitive state as child of the sun (Abetarda series)], 2022, glazed ceramic, 7 x 5 x 5 cm
, exhibition in collaboration with

19/10/2025

Today is the final day of Frieze London, 2025. Find us at Stand A3 with our solo presentation by Claudia Alarcón & Silät.

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Claudia Alarcón & Silät, Otichunhame [En el abrazo de nuestros anteriores recordamos / In our ancestors’ embrace, we remember], 2025
Claudia Alarcón & Silät, Otchajuhie [La escucha permanente / Always listening], 2025
Claudia Alarcón & Silät, Nañay ta neche’hen [Los caminos que se marcan en monte / The paths marked in the monte], 2025
Photography by Lucy Dawkins

17/10/2025

Claudia Alarcón & Silät are featured in the exhibition ‘Grounded’ at , which opened last month. Grounded invites visitors to see land not just as terrain, but as a foundation for exploring ecology, sovereignty, memory, and home.

The exhibition includes Claudia Alarcón & Silät’s work ‘El caparazón de la memoria [The shell of memory]’, which was acquired by the museum last year and is being shown for the first time.

The exhibition continues at LACMA until 21 June, 2026

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Installation photo, Grounded, at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Sep 14, 2025–Jun 21, 2026, photo ©️ Museum Associates/LACMA, by Jonathan Urban
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15/10/2025

Find us at Frieze London, Stand A3, where we are showing a solo presentation by Claudia Alarcón & Silät (Wednesday 15 - Sunday 19 October).

Follow the links in our bio to learn more and to read Claudia Alarcón’s full interview with Nargess Banks for Forbes.

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Photography by Eva Herzog

13/10/2025

Congratulations to Claudia Alarcón & Silät, who have been nominated in the Emerging Artist category of the Awards, taking place in November 2025.

The collective were nominated for their exhibition at James Cohan earlier this year, which featured a body of chaguar textile work centred around a mythological tale about the Wichí people’s celestial ancestors, who used to weave ropes of chaguar to travel down to earth.

The awards were juried this year by five of the US’s top curators, as well as two ARTnews editors. This year’s jury includes Victoria Sung, Phyllis C. Wattis Senior Curator, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive; Ruba Katrib, Chief Curator and Director of Curatorial Affairs, MoMA PS1, New York; Ryan N. Dennis, Co-Director and Chief Curator, Contemporary Arts Museum Houston; Anne Ellegood, Executive Director, Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; Rosario Güiraldes, Curator of Visual Arts, Walker Art Center, Minneapolis; Alex Greenberger, Senior Editor, ARTnews; and Maximilíano Durón, Senior Editor, ARTnews. 

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Installation view, Claudia Alarcón & Silät, , 11 April - 10 May, 2025. Photography by Izzy Leung, courtesy of James Cohan.
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09/10/2025

The River that Covers Me, featuring work by Feliciano Centurión, José Leonilson and Matheus Chiaratti, is now open at Cecilia Brunson Projects.

Follow the link in our bio to view the exhibition online.

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José Leonilson, Untitled, 1987, acrylic paint, metallic paint and coloured pencil on canvas, thread, copper wire and metal tokens, 110 x 212 cm
Photography by Eva Herzog
Exhibition in collaboration with

07/10/2025

Opening tomorrow - The River that Covers Me: Feliciano Centurión, José Leonilson and Matheus Chiaratti

Private view:
Wednesday 8 October, 6-7:30pm

Exhibition dates:
8 October - 21 November, 2025

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Matheus Chiaratti, As chagas, as chagas, as chagas [The wounds, the wounds, the wounds], 2025, oil on canvas and acrylic on wood, 35 x 30 cm
Matheus Chiaratti, Angoscia, 2025, oil on canvas and acrylic on wood, 35 x 40 cm
Photography by Eva Herzog
, in collaboration with