Join Biennial of the Americas for the first U.S. installation of oxímoron, an experiential pneumatic art installation that incites its visitors to wonder about how we perceive and experience space, created by Mexican artists Pablo Kobayashi and Lucía Aumann. Presented by Southwest Airlines.
CULTURE CLUB’S EXCLUSIVE FIRST LOOK + OPENING EVENT
Culture Club members are invited to experience the installation during an exclusive preview on
Friday, October 23 from 5–6 PM at Denver Pavilions at the corner of 16th street and Glenarm Place (#120), before the opening event.
Step inside the monumental, 27-foot inflatable installation and explore the work alongside Kobayashi and Aumann, where members will get to flow through the experience and learn more about the ideas behind it.
Then, stay for the official opening celebration from 6–10 PM on Glenarm Plaza celebrating oxímoron’s U.S. debut, featuring:
Live music
Drinks available at Qué Rico
Kids art kits
And more
More on Free Public Reservations and Oxímoron below.
PUBLIC RESERVATIONS
oxímoron will be free and open to the public October 23–25 from 10 AM–10 PM.
Public experiences are available by reservation. Each reservation includes a 30-minute guided tour experience with up to 10 guests total that you can invite to join you.
For public experience reservations RSVP below.
oxímoron
What is space? Is it a container? Is it a void? Is it matter? What separates inside from outside? The definition of inside and outside is not just a binary approximation to the conceptualisation of space; it depends on references we use in order to determine the location of something contained by something else. The inside of something could be at the same time the outside of something else. Where are you?
It was first developed during Pablo Kobayashi’s and Lucía Aumann’s 2025 residency at Platform in Vaasa, Finland.
Now, Biennial of the Americas is bringing the work to Denver for its first installation in the United States.