Elizabeth Ibarra's Third Solo Exhibition at Tatjana Pieters, Ghent
The Tatjana Pieters gallery in Ghent is showcasing 'A Passing Cloud,' marking the third solo exhibition of Mexican artist Elizabeth Ibarra. Born in 1986 and residing in Los Angeles, Ibarra is celebrated for her vibrant colors and expressive brushwork, which delve into themes of extraterrestrial life, merging human and alien figures. This exhibition introduces new paintings on loose canvas and sculptures crafted from repurposed paintbrushes, highlighting her commitment to recycling materials. Accompanying her art are personal writings, along with assemblages from her 'Sunday Findings' series that feature tree branches. Ibarra's previous solo shows include venues like Simchowitz Gallery in Los Angeles and Rental Gallery in New York, with her work recognized in Artforum, The Brooklyn Rail, and The Paris Review. Her art resides in private collections across the US, Japan, and Belgium.
Key facts
- Elizabeth Ibarra's third solo exhibition at Tatjana Pieters, Ghent
- Exhibition titled 'A Passing Cloud'
- Features new paintings, sculptures, and textile works
- Premieres paintings on loose canvas and sculptures from old paint brushes
- Ibarra lives and works in Los Angeles, born 1986 in Mexico
- Recent solo exhibitions include Simchowitz Gallery, Rental Gallery, The Newsstand Project
- Work reviewed in Artforum, The Brooklyn Rail, The Paris Review
- Works in private collections in US, Japan, Belgium
Entities
Artists
- Elizabeth Ibarra
Institutions
- Tatjana Pieters
- Simchowitz Gallery
- Rental Gallery
- The Newsstand Project
- Biscuit Gallery
- Jac Forbes Gallery
- Artforum
- The Brooklyn Rail
- The Paris Review
Locations
- Ghent
- Belgium
- Los Angeles
- United States
- New York
- Tokyo
- Japan