Talk ain't cheap

Talk ain't cheap

GABRIELA SALAZAR, FERNANDA BARRETO, MANUELA GARCÍA, JOSHUA JOBB AND PAOLA ISMENE

Following John L. Austin essay How to do things with words, Talk Ain’t Cheap explores the relationship between words, images and action. If words could count as actions, how would this be interpreted by the aesthetics? With works by Gabriela Salazar, Fernanda Barreto, Joshua Jobb, Paola Ismene, and Manuela García, the exhibition proposes a reflection about the capacity of the artworks to perform actions by mean of their materiality. If the possibilities of the language are endless, art could become the place to play the game of words.

Fernanda Barreto

Fernanda Barreto (São Paulo, 1988) is artist, translator and cultural mediator.

Joshua Jobb

Joshua Jobb is a Mexican visual artist, born on 1984.

Gabriela Salazar

Gabriela Salazar examines the modes and measures of knowledge that are transmitted…

Manuela García

She completed her Bachelor of Fine Arts at the National University of Colombia, graduating in 2007.

Paola Ismene

Born and based in Mexico city. Studied a bachelor’s degree in Communication Sciences.

Fernanda Barreto, No hay espacio para preguntas, Installation at Squash 73.
Gabriela Salazar, “Plush Argument” (Tug of War 1), 68.58 x 17.78 x 13.97 cm, Private Collection.