Ana Gallardo: A Place To Live When We Get Old

An exhibition of Gallardo's last ten years of artistic practice reveals an oeuvre that achieves maximum urgency with modest resources. In her monumental drawings and collaborative projects, Gallardo constitutes a now tacit, now explicit denunciation: her art draws attention to processes of personal transformation on the knife-edge of vulnerability, and to social situations of indifference in microsocieties, which the artist tenaciously seeks to transform.