LABOR

UN goals

• GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING
• QUALITY EDUCATION
• CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION
• AFFORDABLE AND CLEAN ENERGY
• DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
• INDUSTRY, INNOVATION, AND INFRASTRUCTURE
• SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES
• RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION
• CLIMATE ACTION
• LIFE BELOW WATER
• LIFE ON LAND
• PEACE, JUSTICE, AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS

About LABOR

Established in 2009 by Pamela Echeverría, LABOR has made its place in the Mexican and global art scene, representing artists who favor deepened research and reflection within their work. Over the years, the gallery has enriched its roster with local and international artists especially working to expose and dismantle structures of economic and consumerist ideals, as well as tackling the subject of sustainability in all its definitions. 

Labor, with a vocation to reach further than the four walls of a commercial gallery, houses its own library, and hosts many parallel events such as workshops, lectures, conferences and film screenings, in an attempt to create a circular economy beneficial to all involved.

Artists

• Irene Kopelman
• Nicholas Mangan

Artworks

• Nicholas Mangan Ancient Lights, 2015 LABOR $50,000
• Irene Kopelman Forest Windows, 2012 LABOR $6,000
• Irene Kopelman Invasive Species Madryn, 2017 LABOR $20,000
• Nicholas Mangan Termite Economies Phase 3, 2020 LABOR $15,000
• Nicholas Mangan Termite Economies Phase 3 (Root Causes/Termite topology), 2019 LABOR $22,000
• Nicholas Mangan Termite Economies Phase 3 (Rorschach), 2019 LABOR $16,000
• Nicholas Mangan Termite Economies Phase 3 (Trophallaxis), 2019 LABOR $25,000
• Irene Kopelman Tree Lines Davos two slopes from on top, 2012-2014 LABOR $18,000