JUAN PEDRO FABRA GUEMBERENA
Juan-Pedro has divided his life between Montevideo, where he was born and partially raised, and Stockholm, where he arrived as a refugee in the late 70's with his family.
About
Juan-Pedro has divided his life between Montevideo, where he was born and partially raised, and Stockholm, where he arrived as a refugee in the late 70's with his family. This experience has become central to his artistic practice.
His work has been exhibited extensively inter-nationally, among other in the exhibition Delays and Revolutions at the 50th Venice Biennale, 2003; My Private Heroes Marta Herford Museum, 2006; The Moderna Exhibition, The Modern Museum of Art, Stockholm, 2006; Favored Nations, 5th Momentum Biennial, Moss, 2009; 1st Biennale of The Americas, Denver, 2013, The School of Kyev, Kyev, 2015; University Of Disaster at the 57th Venice Biennale, 2017, Semiotics of Confinement ,Gothenburg's Konsthall, 2020.
He is represented in collections such as The Modern Museum of Art, Stockholm; Sammlung Goetz, München; and The Wanås Foundation, Knislingen, Sweden.
He is currently based between Stockholm, Berlin and Montevideo
For more info visit juan-pedro-fabra-guemberena.com
Works & Exhibitions
Juan Pedro Fabra Guemberena, Black Iris - Explosive Vision, Gasverket, 2023
El Sur También Existe, 2020
Three kings, 2010
Tia Gladys (Aunt Gladys), 2014. Videostill
PANCARTA/Campagin Banner II, 2012