River's Voice: Textiles by Alexandra Kehayoglou
York Street Location
River’s Voice features Alexandra Kehayoglou’s carpet works highlighting the Paraná de las Palmas River in Argentina and the surrounding wetlands—rich in natural beauty and home to millions of organisms, but threatened by agricultural expansion and development. Including a work that spills onto the floor, the exhibition invites visitors to remove their shoes and literally walk through the beauty of the Argentinean wetlands.
About the Artist
Alexandra Kehayoglou is an Argentinean artist who splits her time between Buenos Aires, Argentina and Athens, Greece. Created through methods most often associated with commercial textiles, Kehayoglou’s works push the boundaries of this unconventional medium to create art experiences that are both visual and tactile. Her work has been exhibited throughout the world including a 2015 collaboration with fashion designer Dries Van Noten that saw one of her carpets used as a runway during Paris Fashion Week.
In the News
The Denver Gazette, May 19, 2024
Art scene blooms continuously at Denver Botanic Gardens. Artists' exhibits include María and Jacabo Ángeles, Alexandra Kehayoglou.
The Denver Post, Sept. 2, 2024
3 Denver Botanic Gardens shows are transforming the ordinary: They’re all impressive and each makes that special connection between nature and the human experience.
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