Ángela Bonadies

Born in Caracas, Venezuela, in 1970, Ángela Bonadies is an artist whose work explores the notions of duration and memory—what endures, what fades, and what exists 'out of place.' Her practice begins with photography and expands into other media such as writing, drawing, and installation. Her exhibitions include 'Una voz / Una imagen,' Centro Cultural de España en México (2025); 'Cine Ciego,' La Capella, Barcelona (2024); 'En las entrañas de la bestia,' La Virreina Centre de la Imatge, Barcelona (2022); Bienal de Cuenca (2020); Ciutat de Palma Prize (2020); 'La pesca,' Freijo Gallery, Madrid (2019); 'Cruzando la línea,' Cinemateca Distrital de Bogotá (2019); Santa Fe SITElines 2018 Biennial; 'The Matter of Photography in the Americas,' Stanford University (2018); 'A Universal History of Infamy,' LACMA and 18th Street Arts Center (2017); 'West Side,' Abra Caracas (2016); 'La bestia es el soberano,' WKV Stuttgart and MACBA (2015); and 'Global Activism,' ZKM Karlsruhe (2013).