Are you looking for a contemporary art exhibition that reflects a genuine zeitgeist with all its multiplicity and diversity? Welcome to "Here & Now," a new exhibition at JD Malat Gallery, which opened on June 5 and will welcome visitors until mid-July. The exhibition's name fully reflects the content of featured works, each dedicated to contemporary challenges, struggles, human experiences, and identity negotiations.
As JD Malat Gallery is open to debut exhibitions by new voices in the art world, "Here & Now" has also become the first-ever display of the works by several promising artists. The Mexican queer artist Horacio Quiroz, whose daring works on the exploration of fluid and dynamic identities have already acquired international fame, is presented at JD Malat Gallery for the first time. His art often balances beauty and grotesque and features experimental representations of human form and hybrid human states.
Another debuting creative at JD Malat Gallery is Mark Jenkins, an American artist specializing in sculptural street installations. His "street as canvas" method extends the boundaries of traditional art perceptions and adds a new perspective to the exploration of human existence.
