Re.Imagination
Collective Exhibition

Cassio Markowski, Nas águas do Mar escuto as histórias dos Rios, 2026

A painting of a man with a beard, wearing a white robe and a hat, standing with arms outstretched. The background is composed of a grid of soft pastel-colored bricks, and a large shadow of the figure is cast on the wall behind him. He is holding a single white flower in his right hand.

Pedro Delgado, Anjos: Pinturas funfun #1, 2026

Re.Imagination

RE.IMAGINATION — an exhibition by The55Project, curated by Dr. Ross Karlan — presents the work of Heloísa Maia, Liene Bosquê, Nino Cais, Pedro Delgado, Fernanda Froes, John Brendan Guinan, Cássio Markowski, Maria Lira Marques, Rafael RG, and Yelaine Rodriguez. 

The exhibition takes its premise from Jorge Luis Borges’s micro-story La Trama. A betrayed gaucho is stabbed in a remote Argentine province—an act that mirrors, with uncanny symmetry, the assassination of Julius Caesar. Borges concludes: “Fate takes pleasure in repetitions, variants, and symmetries.” History, then, is no linear chronicle but a lattice of recurring motifs, continually reappearing in altered form and open to fresh interpretation.


RE.IMAGINATION EXHIBITION
Fundación Pablo Atchugarry
5520 NE 4th Ave Miami, FL 33137
Opening: February 28th | 7-9PM
On view until May 2nd, 2026

Artists

A woman with large, curly hair, wearing a light-colored lace top with black trim, red lipstick, and hoop earrings, against a pink background.
Black-and-white portrait of John Brendan Guinan standing against a plain background, wearing a beanie, coat, and casual shoes, with hands in pockets.
An older woman with short gray hair in a white shirt sitting in an art studio with colorful abstract paintings and paint-splattered floor.
A woman with brown hair smiling, wearing a white shirt and colorful necklace, standing in front of a multicolored abstract art background.
Portrait of a man with glasses and dreadlocks sitting at a table with art materials.
Cassio Markowski sitting at a table with art supplies, wearing glasses, a black shirt, and a black beret, in an art gallery with framed artwork in the background.
Liene Bosqué standing with hands on a wooden table, smiling, wearing a black top and red glasses, inside an art studio with abstract artwork on the walls.
Black and white side profile of a man with a beard, mustache, short wavy hair, and wearing a hoop earring. The name 'Pedro Delgado' appears below the image.
Portrait of Maria Lira, an elderly woman with glasses, wearing a grey T-shirt and a necklace, standing indoors with a dark background.

The Curator

Dr. Ross Karlan is a curator, scholar, and educator specializing in the art of the Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking worlds. He earned his BA from the University of Pennsylvania in 2014 and his PhD in Spanish and Portuguese Cultural Studies from Georgetown University in 2020, where his research focused on Portuguese imperial expansion, transatlanticism, race, and the representation of emotion.

He was a postdoctoral researcher at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery and has over seven years of teaching experience, along with multiple curatorial and writing projects ranging from rare books to contemporary Latin American art. He currently serves as Director of Art Muse LA and Miami and holds curatorial roles at Laundromat Art Space and the Boca Raton Museum of Art.

A smiling man in a black suit with arms crossed standing in front of a white wall with coat hooks and a radiator.

About Fundación Pablo Atchugarry

In December 2018, the Fundación Pablo Atchugarry opened its second location, in a space adjacent to the Piero Atchugarry Gallery, in the neighborhood of Little Haiti, in Miami, FL, located near Miami’s Design District. With the aim to expand the foundation to North America and continue to contribute to the development of visual art, art history knowledge, and passion for the arts. The exhibition program combines both contemporary and modern art, to bring a refreshing look at art history and to foster an understanding of how art movements can influence each other through time and space.

Logo for the Pablito Chugary Foundation with the foundation's name over a gray stone background.


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