MAMM Presents Three Exhibitions on Body, Territory and Food Sovereignty

The Museo de Arte Moderno de Medellín has launched three distinct exhibitions exploring critical relationships between human bodies, territories, and food systems. Curated by Marielsa Castro, 'Nos habitan pájaros y montañas' centers on Débora Arango's work to examine tensions between body and landscape through feminist and decolonial perspectives. Ana Ruiz Valencia's 'La luz, el fuego y la ceniza' investigates food's political dimensions, connecting biological processes with power structures across global contexts. Gemma Luz Bosch's solo exhibition 'El susurro del barro,' curated by Jorge Barco, focuses on sonic experiences of clay and soil through her 'Pequeña Sonoteca de Barro Colombiano.' These presentations feature artists from multiple generations and geographies, employing materiality and sound to address urgent issues like land sovereignty, water protection, and food security. The exhibitions opened on March 26, 2026, and remain on view at the MAMM.