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 Installation view of Feliciano Centurión: I Am Awake (1992 – 1996). Cecilia Brunson Projects, London (19 Sept - 13 Dec 2019)

 

 

 
  • Founded in London in 2013 by Cecilia Brunson, Cecilia Brunson Projects (CBP) is known for its specialist programming that increases...

    Sample page of CBP exhibition catalogue Alfredo Volpi: At the Crossroads of Brazilian Modern Art. Cecilia Brunson Projects (11 Jun - 29 Jul 2016)

     

    Founded in London in 2013 by Cecilia Brunson, Cecilia Brunson Projects (CBP) is known for its specialist programming that increases the visibility and understanding of Latin American artists and their role in global art movements. The gallery uncovers overlooked Latin American artist’s estates and supports contemporary Latin American artists. This mission is centred around a carefully curated exhibition programme at CBP’s gallery space in Bermondsey, London. 
     

     

     

  • Installation view of Jesús Rafael Soto: Sound Mural. Cecilia Brunson Projects, London (22 September - 3 November 2017) (Larger version of this image opens in a popup).
    Installation view of Paz Errázuriz Próceres [National Heroes]. Cecilia Brunson Projects, London (17 January - 6 March 2020) (Larger version of this image opens in a popup).
    Installation view of Alejandro Corujeira : Respiración. Cecilia Brunson Projects, London (19 October - 13 November, 2020) (Larger version of this image opens in a popup).
    Installation view of Enrique Ramírez: À la recherche du vent perdu [In search of the lost wind]. Cecilia Brunson Projects, London (27 January - 19 March 2018) (Larger version of this image opens in a popup).
    Installation view of the Group Show: Contagio [CONTAGION]. Cecilia Brunson Projects, London (17 January - 6 March 2020) (Larger version of this image opens in a popup).
    Installation view of Cristián Silva: Ornithology. Cecilia Brunson Projects, London (31 May - 26 June 2014) (Larger version of this image opens in a popup).
    Installation view of Coco Fusco: And the Sea Will Talk to You. Cecilia Brunson Projects, London (3 September - 23 October 2015) (Larger version of this image opens in a popup).

    Installation view of Jesús Rafael Soto: Sound Mural. Cecilia Brunson Projects, London (22 September - 3 November 2017)

  • CBP has established a reputation for introducing London audiences to some of the major figures of modern and contemporary Latin...
    Willys de Castro, Active Object (Objeto ativo), 1961, Canvas over wood, 70 x 11 x 2 cm
     
    CBP has established a reputation for introducing London audiences to some of the major figures of modern and contemporary Latin American art, including Patricia Domínguez, Paz Errázuriz, Coco Fusco, Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe and Alfredo Volpi. The gallery has also uncovered the careers of pivotal 20th century artists, such as Feliciano Centurión, Victor Magariños D. and Katie van Scherpenberg. 
     
    The gallery participates annually in several international art fairs including Frieze London, Frieze Masters and the Armory Show.  CBP has placed numerous historic and contemporary works into the collections of prominent museums and foundations including TATE Modern, London and the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.
  • CBP’s founder, Cecilia Brunson, has attracted worldwide recognition for her pioneering work in Latin American art over the last two...

    Detail of 'Francisco Copello, El Mimo y La Bandera [The Mime and the Flag], 1975, Silver gelatin print, 24 x 30 cm'

    CBP’s founder, Cecilia Brunson, has attracted worldwide recognition for her pioneering work in Latin American art over the last two decades. 
     
    Born and raised in Santiago, Chile, she was awarded a Fulbright scholarship and moved to New York in 1992. She obtained two Master’s degrees: in Art History from Bard College, and subsequently in Curatorial Studies from the Centre for Curatorial Studies. In 2001 she became Exhibition Coordinator at The Americas Society, New York, and later Associate Curator of Latin American Art at The Blanton Museum of Art in Austin, Texas, which holds one of the largest and most significant public collections of Latin American art in the world. 
     
    In 2006 Cecilia began working as the Latin American Correspondent for Artforum and founded INCUBO, a not-for-profit residency programme for international curators based in Santiago, Chile. Moving to London in 2009, Cecilia co-founded the AMA Fellowship, an annual grant enabling a Chilean artist to participate in the Gasworks Residency Program in London. 
     
    As well as running the gallery, Cecilia also runs Cecilia Brunson Advisory.