The work is conceived in relation to the building’s infrastructure and design, built from soil and grains harvested in the Greater Toronto Area.

The Parrish Art Museum and The FLAG Art Foundation are pleased to present UNTIL THE MOON COMES OVER THE MOUNTAIN, a two-part exhibition that considers material and conceptual approaches to engaging with...

In the summer of 2026, Colombian artist Delcy Morelos creates a new monumental installation for Bozar’s Horta Hall.

Situated within the striking setting of the Barbican’s outdoor Sculpture Court, the site-specific temporary installation will explore our relationship to earth and celebrate the power and vibrancy of soil, the material which...

The exhibition Arts of the Earth offers a reinterpretation of the environmentally inspired art of the past decades.

Morelos will perform an in situ intervention at the museum, which will engage with pre-Columbian architecture and local materiality.

The first solo exhibition in Germany by Delcy Morelos presents a new, large-scale installation that explores themes of earth, Indigenous knowledge, regeneration, and the interconnectedness of nature and humanity.

Marian Goodman Gallery extends our heartfelt congratulations to Nairy Baghramian and Delcy Morelos for becoming medalists in the Established Artist category of the inaugural Art Basel Awards.

Dia is proud to host Delcy Morelos and curators Alexis Lowry and Zuna Maza for a conversation around the recently published companion volume to the artist’s recent exhibition at Dia Chelsea.

Marian Goodman Gallery is pleased to announce that Delcy Morelos has been named ARTnews’s Established Artist of the Year.

The exhibition brings together the practices of contemporary artists who respond to the place of rivers in our lives at a moment when they are being profoundly reshaped by human activity.

Shifting the focus from the horizon to the ground, Stories from the Ground brings together a selection of artists whose practices manifest the concept of “ground” in diverse ways.

The exhibition addresses the ecological, material, social, symbolic, and spiritual dimensions of painting, telling stories about today's globalized world.

The residency is a collaboration between Museo Carlo Zauli and T.NUA, an experimental collective focusing on international socio-cultural hybrid projects.

Using local soil, Sevillian ‘yellow albero,’ and red soils from Huelva, Delcy Morelos creates masses inside the museum to encourage a reunion with the essence of Nature.

Pulitzer presents the first survey exhibition of Delcy Morelos.

Delcy Morelos has created two immersive, multisensory installations where surface and volume converge and collapse through monochromatic expanse and material accumulation.