TBA21 and C3A Present 'Remedios – Where new land might grow' in Córdoba

TBA21 has launched its second annual exhibition in collaboration with C3A, located in Córdoba, titled "Remedios – Where new land might grow." This show explores modern crises through art focused on collective healing and reparation. Curated by Daniela Zyman, it features works from the TBA21 Collection as well as new pieces created for TBA21 on st_age and TBA21–Academy. Zyman points out that healing is a shared process aimed at achieving broader systemic change. Among the highlights are a kupixawa tent by the Huni Kuin and Ernesto Neto, a mothership dreamcatcher by Brad Kahlhamer, and a Yemaya altar by Courtney Desiree Morris. More than 30 artists, including Marina Abramović and Olafur Eliasson, participate, emphasizing social and environmental justice. The exhibition, inspired by poet Natalie Diaz, is currently on view in Córdoba, Spain.