GREY CUBE PROJECTS
Iván Navarro
Cristian Triana
Camilo Pachón
Alejandro Sánchez
Luis Hernández Mellizo
Camilo Bojaca
Laura Ceballos
Ivonne Villamil
Evelyn Tovar
Andrés Bustamante – Viviana Cárdenas
Arturo Pérez
Carlos Alarcón
Curator: John Angel Rodriguez
Grey Cube Projects is an artist-led initiative aiming to provide a space for experimentation and collaboration to generate a creative tissue around manifestations of collective execution. This exchange of active participation and knowledge serves as our springboard for all future GCP creative programs.
GCP is an autonomous space offering a platform for experimentation through participation and development of transdisciplinary projects. During the opening of GCP, we have fifteen participating artists whose interventions will actively react to GCP facilities. These site-specific installations aim to materialize the issues we want to address in our first phase of management in 2015. We believe that by displaying different methodologies and attitudes, we will nurture the body of work of our space in its entirety.
GCP encourages artists to merge their practices with our initiative. Therefore, this is not just an exhibition space where you can identify a singular concept, but one that formally links the pieces exhibited. We prefer to understand the artists’ interventions as contributions to GCP rather than as separate entities.
International visibility is one of GCP’s concerns. For this reason, we have created a residential program that will allow us to exchange ideas and join efforts with other similar spaces around the globe. We offer art residencies and workshop spaces to our residents to incentivize active interaction with the local art scene in Bogota. Our group of artists will enable us to approach galleries, institutions, and autonomous spaces. This is how we aim to establish alliances and partnerships with other cultural agents worldwide.
Grey Cube Projects is a space for creation and discussion, a meeting place for artists where the intersection point is the interest in transdisciplinary practices as a methodology of research. We conduct thinking laboratories where various disciplines converge, with our aim to flourish as a knowledge exchange network, generating a dynamic of appropriation with various technical and practical resources for the sake of the arts.
