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AUCTION ITEM
$950 USD Estimated Value | Bids start at $100 USD
aJ.J.’s Tattoo, 2016
Matt Fibre 200grs Hahnemühle
12 × 9 59/100 × 1/10 in, 30.5 × 24.4 × 0.3 cm
AUCTION ITEM
$950 USD Estimated Value | Bids start at $100 USD
Down with the Thickness,
2020, Matt Fibre 200grs Hahnemühle, 12 × 9 59/100 × 1/10 in, 30.5 × 24.4 × 0.3 cm
AUCTION ITEM
$950 USD Estimated Value | Bids start at $100 USD
Cork Flies a Kite I, 2021
Matt Fibre 200grs Hahnemühle, 12 × 9 59/100 × 1/10 in
30.5 × 24.4 × 0.3 cm
AUCTION ITEM
$950 USD Estimated Value | Bids start at $100 USD
Beach Bear Belly, 2021
Matt Fibre 200grs Hahnemühle, 12 × 9 59/100 × 1/10 in
30.5 × 24.4 × 0.3 cm
AUCTION ITEM
$950 USD Estimated Value | Bids start at $100 USD
Oh! For the Holidays, 2021
Matt Fibre 200grs Hahnemühle
10 × 16 × 1/10 in, 25.4 × 40.6 × 0.3 cm
AUCTION ITEM
$950 USD Estimated Value | Bids start at $100 USD
Hello Cleavland! , 2021
Matt Fibre 200grs Hahnemühle
10 × 16 × 1/10 in, 25.4 × 40.6 × 0.3 cm
AUCTION ITEM
$950 USD Estimated Value | Bids start at $100 USD
I Wear Flipflops in the Snow!, 2021
Matt Fibre 200grs Hahnemühle
10 × 16 × 1/10 in, 25.4 × 40.6 × 0.3 cm
AUCTION ITEM
$950 USD Estimated Value | Bids start at $100 USD
Houston, I’m Breathing and Floating!, 2021
Matt Fibre 200grs Hahnemühle
10 × 16 × 1/10 in, 25.4 × 40.6 × 0.3 cm
Print & Media
ADAM DAVID BENCOMO
@ADAMDAViDBENCOMO
En el corazón bullicioso de la Ciudad de México, en medio del colorido y dinámico paisaje del arte contemporáneo, la revista The Bureau of Queer Art se prepara para presentar una historia inspiradora de un artista cuyo trabajo trasciende lo convencional. Adam David Bencomo, un artista conocido por su profunda exploración del cuerpo humano, la autoconfianza y la interacción del humor y la vulnerabilidad, tendrá su trabajo exhibido durante la Semana del Arte CDMX 2024 y el destacado Foto(grafia) 2024 en Art Gallery Studios.
Mientras navegamos por la galería llena de arte en transición, la atmósfera está cargada de anticipación para la próxima exposición. El viaje artístico de Bencomo, marcado por su representación única de la forma humana, desafía y celebra las narrativas en torno a la imagen corporal y la identidad. Su obra, profundamente arraigada en experiencias personales, resuena con un amplio público, especialmente dentro de la comunidad queer.
La próxima edición de la revista The Bureau of Queer Art, que se publicará el 22 de julio de 2023, promete una inmersión exclusiva en el mundo de Bencomo. Los suscriptores tendrán la oportunidad única de acceder a contenido adicional, incluyendo una entrevista reveladora de 2021, que ofrece una comprensión más profunda de la evolución del artista durante la pandemia. Este enfoque multimedia, que combina la revista con una biblioteca de entrevistas en video, enriquece la experiencia del lector, permitiendo una conexión más íntima con los artistas presentados.
Para aquellos ansiosos por profundizar más, la entrevista completa con Bencomo está disponible a través de nuestro podcast, “The Bureau of Queer Art”, donde los oyentes pueden sumergirse en la narrativa del artista. Este podcast sirve como un puente, conectando al público con las voces vibrantes y diversas dentro de la escena del arte queer.
El viaje de Bencomo no es solo una historia de éxito artístico, sino también un reflejo de resiliencia y adaptabilidad. Equilibrando su arte con trabajos en varios campos, incluyendo la coctelería, ejemplifica las vidas multifacéticas de muchos artistas contemporáneos. Su participación en exposiciones colectivas y individuales, junto con su dedicación a crear nuevas obras, ilustra su compromiso con su oficio.
Un aspecto notable del trabajo de Bencomo es su exploración de la identidad queer y las presiones sociales para conformarse. Su arte se convierte en un medio para cuestionar, confrontar y celebrar la queeridad, ofreciendo una mirada sincera a las complejidades de navegar en un mundo que a menudo exige conformidad. Su compromiso con la comunidad queer, tanto en su arte como en su vida personal, subraya la importancia de la representación y visibilidad.
La revista The Bureau of Queer Art, a través de su próxima edición y podcast, invita a lectores y oyentes a presenciar el inspirador viaje de Adam David Bencomo. Su obra no solo adorna las paredes de Art Gallery Studios, sino que también deja una huella imborrable en los corazones de quienes la experimentan. Mientras nos preparamos para las exposiciones en la Semana del Arte CDMX 2024 y Foto(grafia) 2024, celebramos el poder del arte para dar forma a las narrativas y fomentar una comprensión más profunda de nuestras diversas identidades.
Escucha la Historia Completa: Suscríbete al podcast “The Bureau of Queer Art” en tu plataforma favorita para una experiencia inmersiva en la vida y obra de Adam David Bencomo y otros artistas queer que están moldeando la escena del arte contemporáneo.
ADAM DAVID BENCOMO
@ADAMDAViDBENCOMO
In the bustling heart of Mexico City, amidst the colorful and dynamic landscape of contemporary art, The Bureau of Queer Art magazine is set to feature an inspiring story of an artist whose work transcends the conventional. Adam David Bencomo, an artist known for his profound exploration of the human body, self-confidence, and the interplay of humor and vulnerability, will have his work showcased during Art Week CDMX 2024 and the prominent Foto(grafia) 2024 at Art Gallery Studios.
As we navigate the art-filled gallery in transition, the atmosphere is charged with anticipation for the upcoming exhibition. Bencomo’s artistic journey, marked by his unique representation of the human form, challenges and celebrates the narratives surrounding body image and identity. His work, deeply rooted in personal experiences, resonates with a broad audience, especially within the queer community.
The upcoming issue of The Bureau of Queer Art magazine, releasing on July 22nd, 2023, promises an exclusive dive into Bencomo’s world. Subscribers will have the unique opportunity to access additional content, including an insightful interview from 2021, offering a deeper understanding of the artist’s evolution during the pandemic. This multimedia approach, blending the magazine with a library of video interviews, enriches the reader’s experience, allowing a more intimate connection with the artists featured.
For those eager to delve deeper, the complete interview with Bencomo is available through our podcast, “The Bureau of Queer Art,” where listeners can immerse themselves in the artist’s narrative. This podcast serves as a bridge, connecting audiences to the vibrant and diverse voices within the queer art scene.
Bencomo’s journey is not just a tale of artistic success but also a reflection of resilience and adaptability. Balancing his art with jobs in various fields, including bartending, he exemplifies the multifaceted lives of many contemporary artists. His participation in group shows and solo exhibitions, alongside his dedication to creating new work, illustrates his commitment to his craft.
A notable aspect of Bencomo’s work is his exploration of queer identity and the societal pressures to conform. His art becomes a medium to question, confront, and celebrate queerness, offering a candid look at the complexities of navigating a world that often demands conformity. His engagement with the queer community, both in his art and personal life, underscores the importance of representation and visibility.
The Bureau of Queer Art magazine, through its upcoming issue and podcast, invites readers and listeners to witness the inspiring journey of Adam David Bencomo. His work not only adorns the walls of the Art Gallery Studios but also leaves an indelible mark on the hearts of those who experience it. As we prepare for the exhibitions at Art Week CDMX 2024 and Foto(grafia) 2024, we celebrate the power of art in shaping narratives and fostering a deeper understanding of our diverse identities.
Listen to the Full Story: Subscribe to “The Bureau of Queer Art” podcast on your favorite platform for an immersive experience into the life and work of Adam David Bencomo and other queer artists who are shaping the contemporary art scene.