Showcasing Diverse Artistic Voices from Across the Americas

ARTS & CULTURE

ARTS & CULTURE •

The Biennial of the Americas brings artists from across the hemisphere into dialogue through commissioned art installations and artist residencies. From site-specific works that transform public spaces to gallery exhibitions, wall installations, and residency programs that support artistic exchange and collaboration, these initiatives create new ways for artists and audiences to connect. Together, they amplify diverse voices, foster cross-cultural exchange, and strengthen connections throughout the Americas.

PAST ART INSTALLATIONS

  • Double Vision Installation. People viewing colorful artwork with indigenous motifs, depicting a figure with a headdress, holding a cactus, and surrounded by vibrant symbols at an art gallery.

    Double Vision

    Culture Club Group Exhibition

  • CANDY STORE

    Jonathan Saiz & 20+ Local Artists

  • Horizon Drift Installation by Rachel Hayes, for the Biennial of the Americas Plaza of the Americas. Colorful fabric banners hanging across an outdoor urban plaza with modern buildings and a ferris wheel in the background.

    Horizon Drift

    Rachel Hayes

  • Pipelines Installation by ulia Jamrozik and Coryn Kempster, for the Biennial of the Americas Plaza of the Americas. Children playing on colorful foam logs arranged in a park or plaza near a modern building.

    Pipelines

    Coryn Kempster and Julia Jamrozik

  • Art installation at Fabrica de Arte Americas during the Cities Summit of the Americas 2023. Art gallery exhibition with large photographs, including a close-up of a person wearing clown makeup and red cloak.

    Fabrica de arte americas

    Cities Summit of the Americas

  • Caravana Americana

    Cities Summit of the Americas

  • Exterior view of Edge Effect by Gabriel Rico presented by Black Cube Nomadic Art Museum with Biennial of the Americas, with colorful artistic sculptures in front and trees, buildings, and a sidewalk in the background.

    Edge Effect

    Gabriel Rico

  • a piece of art from the Biennial Americas Covid-19 Memorial. An outdoor city park with benches, trees, and tall buildings in the background. There is a copy of a sketch of a yellow armchair superimposed on the right side of the image.

    Americas Covid-19 Memorial

    Group Exhibition

  • Jaguara Installation. A DJ performs on a platform outdoors, with a large, spherical, reflective sculpture behind him. The sculpture has geometric panels with intricate cut-out patterns, resembling a futuristic or art installation.

    Jaguara

    Leonardo Vilar and Catalina Pulido

  • Empathy Museum

    Clare Patey

  • Denver_Portal

    Shared_Studios

  • South Body

    Carlos Martiel

  • Mine Pavillion

    Pezo von Ellrichshausen

  • Skyline Cloud

    Plan:b Arquitectos

  • The Mirror Stage

    June14 Meyer-Grohbrügge & Chermayeff

  • The Hotel Rehearsal

    Alex Schweder

  • Earthtime 1.26

    Janet Echelman

  • History of Suspended Time: Monument for the Impossible

    Gonzalo Lebrija

  • Lime over Corinthian over Saturn over Acapulco

    Jerónimo Hagerman

RESIDENCIES

  • Víctor del Oral

    2026 Salón Acme Residency Award

  • Melissa Antier

    2025 Salón Acme Residency Award