Artist Gerardo Rosales presents “Looking for a Hero” as part of Untitled Art Houston 2025 at the George R. Brown Convention Center. The event takes place from September 18–21, 2025.
Laura (the gallery) is pleased to announce the opening reception for El Bosque, a solo exhibition by artist Gerardo Rosales, featuring new paintings that navigate the entangled realms of queer solitude, desire, and ecological refuge.
Laura (the gallery) is pleased to present El Bosque, a solo exhibition by Houston-based, Venezuelan-born artist Gerardo Rosales, featuring new paintings that navigate the entangled realms of queer solitude, desire, and ecological refuge.
Nara Roesler Rio de Janeiro is pleased to present Fable Chaser, the first solo exhibition in Brazil of the Venezuelan-born American artist Gerardo Rosales. Curated by Luis Pérez-Oramas, the show brings together more than 40 works produced throughout 2024, including paintings on canvas, works on paper, and a large mural created especially for this exhibition.
Gerardo Rosales is pleased to announce that he is being represented by Bill Arning Contemporary Arts Consultants at the Dallas Art Fair Online Viewing Room.
Gerardo Rosales explores issues of class, race, gender, and immigration to expose social inequalities experienced by immigrants coming from Latin America to the United States. Rosales appropriates ornamental aspects of folk art and geometric abstraction, infiltrated with elements that evoke adversity faced by these individuals looking for a better life, only to find themselves facing […]
The Transart Foundation for Art and Anthropology presents Looking for a Hero, or Whips, Whims, and Wigs, and Gio Ponti is Just an Excuse, a solo exhibition by Venezuelan-born Houston artist Gerardo Rosales.
Venezuelan-born artist Gerardo Rosales is currently showing his first solo art show in the U.S., Mind Your Step, at Avis Frank Gallery in Houston, where he is now based.