Ella C Bernard, Cécile Bouffard, Omar Castillo Alfaro, Caroline Rose Curdy, Pierre Dumaire, Laura Huertas Millán, Liz Magor, Rafael Moreno, Nicole, Hatice Pinarbasi, Jean-Charles de Quillacq

Opening 23.05, 6-9 pm
23.05 – 25.07.25

Marcelle Alix
Isabelle Alfonsi & Cécilia Becanovic
4, Rue Jouye-Rouve
75020 Paris

You, I drink you dry.
I lick you, I eat you. I devour you. My belly is stretched tight
like a drum,
my eyes struggle to hold back the tears
of my pleasure. You penetrate me
to the core. I possess you, I cover you. I preserve you. Under a bell jar, I hold you, I
digest you. I assimilate you, you become me.

El fantasma de Tennessee, a group exhibition on melancholy based on three works by Tennessee Williams and their film adaptation.

Ana Mendoza Aldana is a curator, art critic, and poet. For over twelve years, she has been conceiving and organizing intellectually and emotionally resonant exhibitions, often starting from a literary foundation. Her work places particular emphasis on feminist and queer questions and practices, as well as on painting. Since late 2022, she has been conducting research on melancholy. She develops a form of art criticism that draws on the typographic play, musicality, and narrative structures of poetry.