Thomas Demand: The Stutter of History

August 22nd, 2026 – November 2026 
Organized by: Foundation for the Exhibition of Photography (FEP) – Fundación Proa 
Curated by: Douglas Fogle
Sponsored by: Tenaris – Ternium – Tecpetrol

For the first time in Argentina, Fundación Proa presents a retrospective of Thomas Demand, originally showcased at the Jeu de Paume in 2023 and subsequently toured across international institutions. The exhibition brings together approximately 60 works, including his renowned photographs, and offers an in-depth look at his practice regarding the construction of images and their relationship with memory and history.

PROA21 | Nicolás Rodríguez: Symbiosis & Sabotage

September – December, 2026
Organized by: PROA21
Sponsored by: Tenaris – Ternium

PROA21 presents Symbiosis & Sabotage, a project by Nicolás Rodríguez for the residency program that explores the tensions between botanical appropriation, community action, and urban repair. The project transforms the institution into a living organism that overflows into the neighborhood of La Boca. Starting in September, the garden activates a participatory plant-cutting exchange. In October, the gallery becomes a manual production hub and archive of "seed bombs": clay sculptures intended for a subsequent guerrilla gardening action for the collective germination of the local environment.

PROA21 | Melisa Zulberti: Protocols for Collective Behavior

August – October 2026

Organized by: PROA21
In collaboration with: Fundación Williams – Festival Nueva Ópera (FNOBA)
Supported by: Tenaris – Ternium

As part of its annual residency program, PROA21 hosts Melisa Zulberti, an interdisciplinary artist and creative director exploring the intersection of body, sound, light, and space. Throughout her residency, the upper-level gallery serves as an open laboratory for the development of her upcoming stage production, transforming the space into a living organism where simple rules of improvisation give rise to complex forms of collective organization. During this period, public activities are organized to open the creative process to the community ahead of its official premiere.

DAN GRAHAM. WHIRLIGIG, MOLINETE, 2019

Whirligig, Molinete, 2019 es una estructura circular con espejos bidireccionales, diseñada para que el espectador la atraviese y se sienta como en un laberinto hasta que llega a un punto sin salida. Los espejos son reflexivos y transparentes cambiando esta condición de acuerdo a los cambios de luz solar. A medida que los espectadores de cada lado caminan por este espejo bidireccional podrán observar los cuerpos de cada uno mirando a su vez aquello que rodea a PROA y al barrio. El trabajo puede ser visto como un espacio lúdico o como una divertida casa de juegos para las más chicos.