HSC&A / IG Live / Clara de Tezanos
HSC&A / IG Live / Clara de Tezanos
Friday, August 14 | 10 AM PT / 11 AM CT
Hosted by Hannah Sloan on Instagram
Join us for an Instagram Live walkthrough of Chamber Music, a solo exhibition by Guatemalan artist Clara de Tezanos at Sol del Rio Gallery in Guatemala City, Guatemala.
Originally trained as a photographer at Parsons Paris, Clara co-founded key regional photography focused institutions like La Fototeca and the GuatePhoto Festival. In recent years, her art practice has shifted from documenting the external world toward capturing internal landscapes, dreams, and visions.
This live walkthrough will take us directly inside the gallery to explore her latest exhibition, Chamber Music. Clara’s photographic language is translated here into a physical, tactile experience. We will move through an immersive space constructed from assemblages of found objects, stained glass, luminous interventions, and antique camera parts that blur the boundaries between the camera lens, nature, and inner life.
This live event is part of our ongoing virtual studio and exhibition visits, offering our global community an intimate look at the spaces and artists shaping contemporary discourse across Latin America today.
📍 Tune in live on @sloanprojects to join the conversation and experience the exhibition.
Ave-anhelo, tarará (Bird-longing, tarará), 2026, bellows camera tripod ca. 1900 intervened with stained glass and found objects, unique, 100 × 100 cm (39 x 39 in)
Un pasado presente (A present past), 2026, music box, hourglass and glass, unique, 20 × 20 x 10 cm (7.75 x 7.75 x 4 in)
Pasado compuesto (Present perfect), 2026, original bellows camera chassis (ca. 1900) intervened with stained glass, unique, variable dimensions
On View /
Humans
Prints by Dan McCleary
August 8 - September 19, 2026
Hannah Sloan Curatorial & Advisory
5613 San Vicente Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90019
This survey exhibition spans more than thirty years of Los Angeles based artist Dan McCleary’s printmaking practice. Featuring etchings, linocuts, and other works on paper, the exhibition traces McCleary’s evolution as a printmaker and his lifelong engagement with the human figure.
