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Praxis New York Located in NYC and Buenos Aires since 1977, our mission is to bring the creativity of Latin American

Located in NYC and Buenos Aires since 1977, our mission is to bring the creativity of Latin American contemporary art forward to a worldwide audience.

04/10/2025

We are thrilled to invite you to the opening reception of Walking Lines, a group exhibition at Praxis NY.

“Walking Lines brings together the work of Diego Miccige, Tamika Rivera, Beatriz Morales, and Josefina Co**ha E., four Latinx and Latin American artists who engage the textile practice as a dynamic and embodied gesture. In their hands, ropes and strings become a path—walked, repeated, interrupted, and reimagined through material, process, and experience. Whether pierced into paper, knotted into fiber, dyed onto textile, or sewn into sculptural folds, these lines thread narratives that are at once personal and collective, tactile and symbolic. Rooted in diverse cultural histories and techniques, their work explores how traditions are carried, transformed, and made present through the act of making. In this context, the line is not only a visual element, but a material record of movement, labor and memory.”

Text by Laura Hakel

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04/02/2025

Last days to visit Diorama by Gaspar Libedinsky. On view through Saturday, April 5th.

“What to make, then, of the relocation of Gaspar’s work to New York City in a gallery adjacent to the High Line? Perhaps we should see it as a homecoming rather than a traveling exhibition. In the early 2000’s, Gaspar worked with our studio on the High Line. Through this and other projects, he refined his knack for questioning the conventions of everyday space, specifically the boundaries between the public and private realms. In keeping with this ethos, he has turned the white cube of Praxis gallery into a three-dimensional recreation of an exogenous environment – a Diorama that can be freely trespassed by the public. While of foreign origin, the three pieces prompt us to reflect on our own distorted socio-economic systems. As the designers of the High Line, we transformed a “marginal” object in a state of disrepair into a “desirable” public destination, attracting millions of visitors and inspiring dozens of copycats worldwide. Twenty years later, in the face of unrelenting gentrification, is the High Line a victim of its own “higher life”? “

Text by Diller Scofidio & Renfro

03/26/2025

Introducing new silkscreen by Marta Minujin!

S*x - Hombre (Man) by Praxis Prints
(…)While living in Washington, DC in the early 1970s, Minujín returned to painting, producing graphic, colorful, work that characterized the spirit of the s*xual revolution and linked her to other feminist artists of her generation. The theme of s*x, which had been present in her art since the tactile invitation of her early interactive mattresses, was made explicit in her Frozen S*x paintings, with their close-up views of the body during in*******se. These bold canvases, which were censored in Buenos Aires at the time of their creation, are a testament to Minujín’s boundary-breaking practice. (…)
Excerpt from the Jewish Museum’s retrospective ob Marta Minujin

Our Spring Sale runs until the end of month - all silkscreens by Praxis Prints are 20% off - discount applied at check-out.

01/30/2025

We are excited to announce that Josefina Co**ha E.’s artwork will be included in Warp and Weft: Technologies within Textiles, a group exhibition curated by , opening at by

This exhibition explores how contemporary artists are experimenting with new technologies, reimagining materials, and infusing inherited, familial, and ancestral knowledge into their practices. Through textiles, they convey powerful narratives and allegories, weaving together histories, cultures, and identities.

“Drawing inspiration from the natural world, rippling lines cascade along Josefina Co**ha E.’s towering ten-foot Serie complementarios Naranjo I (Complementary series Orange I) (2023). Utilizing brightly colored thread and the zigzag stitch, Co**ha E. develops irregular weaves that allude to both painting and sculptural forms.”

The exhibition will be on view from January 25 to May 3, 2025

Images by Joe Tiano

01/03/2025

Last days to visit Darlene Charneco: Conversatiions wiith the Future: New Weaves and Touchmaps on view through Saturday, January 4.

“Through symbolic forms in her pieces she calls Learning Libraries and Memory palaces, Charneco shares glimpses of evolving immersive “visual databases” that allow us to explore, learn and collectively nourish thousands of nuanced ways to support each other and our planet. Each sculptural artwork becomes a point of entry into a complex ecosystem of shared knowledge and compassionate connectivity. “

01/02/2025

Sneak Peek!

Coming soon - Gaspar Libedinsky

12/27/2024

Delfina Braun and Edo Costantini, Praxis artists, featured in The O***m That Awakens the People in the newspaper El País.

“They have just successfully closed an exhibition titled O***m Whispers at the Praxis Gallery in Manhattan, led by Braun, but with collaborations from Costantini and architect Delfina Muniz Barreto.”

Thank you, Mateo Sancho Cardiel, for this beautiful article.

Compartimos la nota del diario El País que destaca el trabajo de Delfina Braun y Edo Costantini, artistas de Praxis: “El opio que despierta al pueblo”

“Acaban de cerrar con éxito en la galería Praxis de Manhattan una exposición titulada O***m Whispers (Susurros de opio), liderada por Braun, pero en la que han colaborado Costantini y la arquitecta Delfina Muniz Barreto.”

Gracias, Mateo Sancho Cardiel, por la hermosa nota.

12/13/2024

We invite you to discover Nicolás García Uriburu’s limited edition silkscreens, created in collaboration with Praxis.

Available at store.praxis-art.com

Nicolas Garcia Uriburu was born in Argentina in 1937. He was an architect, a visual artist and a central figure of the Landart movement.
In 1988 he was awarded the Gran Premio de Pintura Nacional, in Argentina. Among the international awards he received, were the Prix Lefrank, in Paris, and the First Award at the Tokio Biennial, in 1975. Since 1968, after coloring the Venice Canal during the Venice Biennial, he became committed to transmitting through his work awareness on water contaminations, by creating memorable interventions in rivers and seas around the world.

With his politically charged art, he has informed against the antagonism between nature and civilization; between men and civilization.

11/26/2024

Ultima cosa, así subo posteo en Instagram:

Darlene Charneco
Conversations with the Future: New Weaves and Touchmaps

Charneco is not only imagining a more harmonious future but sharing the very strong inspirations and signals to actively nourish its seeds through continual small acts of microphilanthropy and support. Her pieces are part meditation, part determination and a renewal of this radical hope: May we recognize the planet’s intricately interwoven diversity as our collective strength and understand each of our unique roles in its complex beauty.

Don’t miss Darlene Charneco’s solo exhibition at Praxis!

11/13/2024

Praxis is pleased to present Conversations with the Future: New Weaves and Touchmaps, a solo exhibition by artist Darlene Charneco. The show will be open from Thursday, November 14 to Saturday, January 4, 2025.

In her latest exhibition, Conversations with the Future, Darlene Charneco invites us to inhabit an unfolding vision of interconnectedness and mutualistic evolution. Through her signature series of Weaves and Touchmaps, Charneco creates tactile, layered landscapes that reflect her inquiry into how we can sense, support, and better harmonize within the complex living ecosystems we are a part of.

Join us at the opening reception on Thursday, Nov 14, from 6 to 8 pm.

11/06/2024

We invite you to discover Tulio de Sagastizabal’s limited edition silkscreens, created in collaboration with Praxis.

Available at store.praxis-art.com

Tulio de Sagastizabal was born in Misiones, Argentina in 1948. He lives and works in Buenos Aires. He’s been active in the city’s art scene for over 30 years, and has represented Argentina at the IV Biennial of La Habana, in 1991 and at the I Biennial of Porto Alegre, in 1997. According to the artist, even though the entire undertaking of his work may seem to reflect bridled intuitions and purposes, he never feels absolute control over the images that come out and take shape in this way; he never fully grasps what they demand or require of him.

11/02/2024

This is the last week to visit O***m Whispers by Delfina Braun on view through Saturday, November 9.

“For this exhibition, the artist considers the O***m Poppy, a plant that has eased human suffering for millennia, as a metaphorical witness to both humanity’s pain and collective numbness. Influenced by Jean Cocteau’s writings in O***m: The Diary of a Cure, where he reflects on o***m as both a curative and destructive force, herein Braun foregrounds the plant’s beauty and immense power.” Curated by Manuela Hansen

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