This new installation by Orozco was created specifically for the Leeum Museum of Art and is the museum’s first commission-based garden project since its opening in 2004.

This dynamic presentation, which includes works by Anselmo, Boltanski, Fraser, Graham and Orozco, involves an intelligent conversation with the last five decades of art.

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

An exhibition celebrating thirty years of contemporary art, with works by Maurizio Cattelan, Tony Cragg, Cerith Wyn Evans, Steve McQueen, Gabriel Orozco, and Adrian Villar Rojas.

The exhibition intertwines techniques that the artist has developed over the years, such as the ability to rotate, the concept of symmetry and the possibility of giving materiality to time.

We extend our sincere congratulations to Gabriel on receiving this prestigious honor, which reflects the extraordinary caliber of his work and the lasting impact of his artistic contributions.

The new installation is specifically developed for Castello di Rivoli and is realized in dialogue with the artist.

The exhibition, featuring works by Maurizio Cattelan, Julie Mehretu, Gabriel Orozco, and Tavares Strachan, explores the powerful role that sports plays in contemporary culture.

Often devised specifically for the Museum, the works engage in a productive and unexpected dialogue with the architecture that hosts them.

From post-war Paris and New York, through swinging London, to the free spirits of Tehran and Beijing. Kunsthalle Praha explores the idea of bohemia.

Works by Leonor Antunes, Lothar Baumgarten, Marcel Broodthaers, and Gabriel Orozco are included in this year's Aichi Triennale.

Gabriel Orozco participates in a group exhibition exploring the relationship between land civilization and marine life.

The Rat Hole Gallery in Tokyo, Japan, presents a suite of new paintings, sculptures, and drawings by Orozco made in both Mexico and Japan. Preoccupied with forms of nature and motifs found...

This installation of ten works by Gabriel Orozco, seven Roto Shaku and three Obi Scrolls, complements Changing and Unchanging Things: Noguchi and Hasegawa in Postwar Japan (opening May 1). Created in Tokyo...

“Veladoras Arte Universal,” now on view at The Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes de Cuba as part of The XIII Biennial of Havana, features Orozco’s latest series of works, a sculptural combination...

Coinciding with an exhibition at Marian Goodman Gallery and the forthcoming English translation of Materia Escrita, a collection of his sketchbooks and writings from the mid-'90s through 2010, Gabriel Orozco joins Paul...