NEWS
2024
2023
3-5 December, American University in Cairo, Egypt.
20-23 July, Silent Green and Kino Arsenal, Berlin.
Office Hours, art space. California State University Dominguez Hill.
2022
2021-22 Whitney Independent Study Program's studio exhibition
May 20 – May 29, 2022, Artists Space, New York
[PDF available here]
Co-Curated by Alison Causer & Darla Migan
NYSS DUMBO GALLERY, Brooklyn
2021
RESIDENCY
The Whitney Independent Study Program, Studio program, New York
2020
SEMINAR
Carmen Amengual will be leading the seminar Exercises in close reading: Text / Space at The Southland Institute, Los Angeles
2019
EXHIBITION
Only a Truncated and Imaginary Vision, Biquini Wax, Mexico City
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RESIDENCY
Artist in residence at SOMA Summer 2019, Mexico City
PANEL DISCUSSION
Lyric Poetry is Dead. Book release and panel discussion, with Ezequiel Zaidenwerg, Carmen Amengual and Robin Meyers. Berl's Brooklyn Poetry Shop, Brooklyn, NY
RESIDENCY
Will be participating at the 2019 season of the Mountain School of Arts, Los Angeles
SCREENING
March, 25
7:30 PM
Screening & live reading at The International Expanded Field, at Human Resources, Los Angeles. Organized by Gelare Khoshgozaran and Jimena Sarno.
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2018
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EXHIBITION
The Ages opens this Saturday, June 23rd. at 5pm
Mirasol 1370, Los Angeles
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2024
RESIDENCY
Automata, Los Angeles (upcoming)2023
CONFERENCE
Film Act: Third Cinema and its legacies.3-5 December, American University in Cairo, Egypt.
SYMPOSIUM
Film Undone. Elements of a Latent Cinema.20-23 July, Silent Green and Kino Arsenal, Berlin.
FELLOWSHIP
Carmen Amengual is a 2022–2024 Vera List Center Fellow whose fellowship project, A Non-coincidental Mirror, is part of the Vera List Center’s Focus Theme cycle Correction*.GROUP EXHIBITION
SentientOffice Hours, art space. California State University Dominguez Hill.
2022
GROUP EXHIBITION
Everything is Common2021-22 Whitney Independent Study Program's studio exhibition
May 20 – May 29, 2022, Artists Space, New York
PUBLICATION
Everything is Common exhibition catalogue[PDF available here]
GROUP EXHIBITION
Kinetic LullabyCo-Curated by Alison Causer & Darla Migan
NYSS DUMBO GALLERY, Brooklyn
2021
RESIDENCY
The Whitney Independent Study Program, Studio program, New York2020
SEMINAR
Carmen Amengual will be leading the seminar Exercises in close reading: Text / Space at The Southland Institute, Los Angeles
2019
PUBLICATION
Kirsten mairead Gill writes on Carmen Amengual’s Fragments from Algiers. https://island-is.land/texts/only-a-truncated-and-imaginary-visionEXHIBITION
Only a Truncated and Imaginary Vision, Biquini Wax, Mexico City
RESIDENCY
Artist in residence at SOMA Summer 2019, Mexico City
PANEL DISCUSSION
Lyric Poetry is Dead. Book release and panel discussion, with Ezequiel Zaidenwerg, Carmen Amengual and Robin Meyers. Berl's Brooklyn Poetry Shop, Brooklyn, NYRESIDENCY
Will be participating at the 2019 season of the Mountain School of Arts, Los Angeles
SCREENING
March, 257:30 PM
Screening & live reading at The International Expanded Field, at Human Resources, Los Angeles. Organized by Gelare Khoshgozaran and Jimena Sarno.
2018
EXHIBITION
The tenuous arithmetics of kinship is opening this Thursday at table, Chicago
EXHIBITION
The Ages opens this Saturday, June 23rd. at 5pmMirasol 1370, Los Angeles
2017
PANEL
October 22
The Words of Others. Book launch and panel discussion Ruth Estévez, director of the gallery at REDCAT, and curator of the exhibition The Words of Others: León Ferrari and Rhetoric in Times of War, will lead a discussion with Jen Hofer, one of the Antena-affiliated translators of the book, and Carmen Amengual, researcher, about the process behind the making of this piece, as well as the practice of collage as a political strategy in the work of Ferrari, and in the broader context of the 1960s and 1970s.
REDCAT
PERFORMANCE
September 16
1-8 pm
I will be participating in the reading-performance The Words of Others (Palabras ajenas) by León Ferrari at REDCAT, Los Angeles
I Come From Where the Palm Tree Grows
Organized by Molly Surazhsky
June 16th
7-10 pm
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Juliana Luján and Julio Orta
Friday, April 14th
7-10 pm
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2016
RESIDENCY
Artist in Residence, CalArts REEF Residency, Maker City LA
GROUP EXHIBITION
Exit Interview, CalArts MFA exhibition
June 25, 6-9 pm
Human Resources, Los Angeles
PANEL
October 22The Words of Others. Book launch and panel discussion Ruth Estévez, director of the gallery at REDCAT, and curator of the exhibition The Words of Others: León Ferrari and Rhetoric in Times of War, will lead a discussion with Jen Hofer, one of the Antena-affiliated translators of the book, and Carmen Amengual, researcher, about the process behind the making of this piece, as well as the practice of collage as a political strategy in the work of Ferrari, and in the broader context of the 1960s and 1970s.
REDCAT
PERFORMANCE
September 161-8 pm
I will be participating in the reading-performance The Words of Others (Palabras ajenas) by León Ferrari at REDCAT, Los Angeles
CURATORIAL
LATlab presentsI Come From Where the Palm Tree Grows
Organized by Molly Surazhsky
June 16th
7-10 pm
CURATORIAL
LATlab presentsJuliana Luján and Julio Orta
Friday, April 14th
7-10 pm
2016
RESIDENCY
Artist in Residence, CalArts REEF Residency, Maker City LA
GROUP EXHIBITION
Exit Interview, CalArts MFA exhibitionJune 25, 6-9 pm
Human Resources, Los Angeles