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Angels of Light
Juni Aranda, Keith Boadwee, Ishan Clemenco, Morgan Corbitt, Ben Kinmont, Austin Leong, Alonso León-Velarde On view through May 30th An exhibition organized by @climate.control.sf , hosted by @lodosgallery Colonia Juárez
Turín 38-B, Mexico City Gallery hours Tue-Thu: 11 am -2 pm, 3-6 pm Fri: 11 am – 3 pm Sat: 12 – 3 pm (By appointment suggested) Angels of Light draws inspiration from San Francisco’s legacy of experimental theater, communal living, and radical politics. The project derives its name from the eponymous avant-garde collective and theater troupe—also known as the Angels of Light Free Theater—that emerged from the city’s underground in the early 1970s. In this spirit, the exhibition navigates contemporary social and political upheaval through play, imagination, and the absurd. Instalation views and work details available at climatecontrolsf.org

ISHAN CLEMENCO n.T. [tetra-band colour permutation series: random sequence; red/yellow blue/white] 2026 12 sets (dimensions variable) for Catherine Christer Hennix (1948-2023) 48 plastic glazier shims, 35mm film leader, stainless steel rod, cotter pins, on wall @ishanclemenco . Permutations of colour-graded glazier shims are distributed in a random linear sequence of 12 four-part sets. Cotter pins, historically designed to connect and secure component mechanical parts, are employed unconventionally as straight posts, pushed directly into walls, at right angles. Early forms of split-pin fasteners date back to 4th C. BCE, for use in Greek and Persian gold jewelry. 12 metal armatures, constructed with cotter pins and stainless steel rods, are positioned on walls at random intervals, with measurements based on modes of limited transposition developed by Lou Harrison (1917-2023), introduced during private music composition residences with the composer in the 1970s. These early studies of the division of the tetrachord, in just intonation, led to the invention and construction of a moveable-fretted string instrument. A stainless steel fingerboard with machined slots was fitted with rows of sliding, spring-tensioned cotter pin frets, one row of short frets for each of five strings. This was the first fretted instrument to independently determine each individual note on a finger board. During extended travels through North India in the 70s, the instrument was stolen; the virtually indestructible metal fingerboard, perhaps with a few sprung frets intact, lost to a distant future. . This new work by Clemenco is included in the exhibition Angles of Light, hosted by @lodosgallery . On view through May 30th.

Sharing three new paintings by Morgan Corbitt, part of our exhibition Angels of Light. Often blending found images with her own photography, these new paintings return to familiar subjects, arranging them in new compositions, pushing foreground to background, turning subject to environment, together opening onto an intimacy that feels earned, or perhaps finally permitted. @not_morgan_corbitt 1. Morgan Corbitt Olli Baby, 2026 oil on canvas 12 x 24 in / 30.5 x 61 cm 2. Morgan Corbitt Second Place, 2026 oil on canvas 12 x 24 in / 30.5 x 61 cm 3. Morgan Corbitt Aromatherapy, 2026 oil on canvas 12 x 24 in / 30.5 x 61 cm Angels of Light
Juni Aranda, Keith Boadwee, Ishan Clemenco, Morgan Corbitt, Ben Kinmont, Austin Leong, Alonso León-Velarde On view at @lodosgallery , Mexico City, through May 30th Colonia Juárez, Turín 38-B, CDMX Gallery hours Tue-Thu: 11 am -2 pm, 3-6 pm Fri: 11 am – 3 pm Sat: 12 – 3 pm (By appointment) Morgan Corbitt (b. 1997, Los Angeles) lives and works in San Francisco, CA. She received her BA from San Francisco State University. Her process begins with photographs from her camera roll and images found online via eBay, which are then distorted and cropped. Removing these images from their original settings and placing them in conversation with other images as diptychs allows them to take on new meanings. These sometimes random combinations mirror the tension between the traditions of oil painting — its laborious and meditative nature — and the abundance of cheap images and visual stimulation we encounter in everyday life. Her work explores our relationship to the object world, and how the things we see every day become charged symbols.

Opening tomorrow! Angels of Light Juni Aranda, Keith Boadwee, Ishan Clemenco, Morgan Corbitt, Ben Kinmont, Austin Leong, Alonso León-Velarde Opening Reception: 12-8 pm Part of CONDO Mexico City, Hosting: Climate Control, San Francisco Lodos, Colonia Juárez Turín 38-B, Mexico City Climate Control is pleased to present Angels of Light; an exhibition that draws inspiration from San Francisco’s legacy of experimental theater, communal living, and radical politics. The project derives its name from the eponymous avant-garde collective and theater troupe—also known as the Angels of Light Free Theater—that emerged from the city’s underground in the early 1970s. In this spirit, the exhibition navigates contemporary social and political upheaval through play, imagination, and the absurd. Exhibition on view through May 30, 2026 Pictured: Keith Boadwee, snARLES, 2026. Oil on canvas. 40.64 x 30.48 cm 16 x 12 ins @climate.control.sf @condo_complex

Part of @condo_complex , @climate.control.sf is hosted by our friends at @lodosgallery , presenting ‘Angels of Light’ with artists Juni Aranda, Keith Boadwee, Ishan Clemenco, Morgan Corbit, Ben Kinmont, Austin Leong and Alonso Leon-Velarde. ‘Angels of Light’ draws inspiration from San Francisco’s legacy of experimental theater, communal living, and radical politics. The project derives its name from the eponymous avant-garde collective and theater troupe—also known as the Angels of Light Free Theater—that emerged from the city’s underground in the early 1970s. In this spirit, the exhibition navigates contemporary social and political upheaval through play, imagination, and the absurd. On view at Lodos (col. Juarez) through May 30th. CONDO runs from April 23–26, 2026, 14 local galleries will host international galleries, presenting joint exhibitions across the city. Gallery hours for Condo weekend: Thursday: 12:00–20:00 Friday: 10:00–18:00 Saturday: 11:00–18:00 Sunday: 11:00–14:00 Angels of Light will be on view through May 30th, normal gallery hours. (Slides) 2. Morgan Corbitt @not_morgan_corbitt Olli Baby, 2026 oil on canvas 12 x 24” / 31 x 61 cm 3. Keith Boadwee @keithboadwee Good Luck, 2026 oil on canvas 24 x 20 “ / 61 x 51 cm

CONDO returns to Mexico City this April. From April 23–26, 2026, 14 local galleries will host international galleries, presenting joint exhibitions across the city. @climate.control.sf will be hosted by our friends at @lodosgallery , presenting 'Angels of Light' with artists Juni Aranda, Keith Boadwee, Ishan Clemenco, Morgan Corbit, Ben Kinmont, Austin Leong and Alonso Leon-Velarde. 'The Angels of Light' draws inspiration from San Francisco’s legacy of experimental theater, communal living, and radical politics. The project derives its name from the eponymous avant-garde collective and theater troupe—also known as the Angels of Light Free Theater—that emerged from the city’s underground in the early 1970s. In this spirit, the exhibition navigates contemporary social and political upheaval through play, imagination, and the absurd. On view through May 30th. @littlest.petshop.boys @ishanclemenco @benkinmont @keithboadwee @not_morgan_corbitt @pinks_quirrel @awstain

Renaud Jerez’s exhibition ‘The French Pictures’ on view through March 14th, Friday & Saturday, 12-5:30pm (& by appointment). Email or visit our website for more information. [email protected] . (Artwork details) Renaud Jerez Nest, 2026 Acrylic and oil on linen 72x60in . Working across styles and mediums, but with a concentration on sculpture, Renaud Jerez (b. 1982, Narbonne, France) uses craft and industrial materials to create haunting, humorous, and abject sculptures that imagine the future through monsters and ruins. Intricate and violent, these forms frequently present a human form consumed with architecture and technology. Renaud Jerez’s recent solo exhibitions include : Crèvecoeur, Paris (FR), Musée des Abattoirs, Toulouse (FR), ICA, Miami (US), Jenny’s, Los Angeles (US), National Gallery, Prague (CZ). He has also participated in numerous group exhibitions at Palais de Tokyo, Paris (FR), Consortium, Dijon (FR), New Museum, New York (USA), Centre Pompidou, Metz (FR), MO.CO, Montpellier (FR), macLYON, Lyon (FR), Tri Postal/Lille 3000 (FR), Dortmunder Kunstverein (DE), Kunsthalle KAI10, Arthena Foundation, Düsseldorf (DE), Mainz (DE), MAAT, Lisbon (PT)... His work is held in institutional collections such as Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris (FR), Les Abattoirs - FRAC Occitanie Toulouse (FR), David Roberts Art Foundation, London (UK), GAMeC, Bergamo (IT), FRAC des Pays de la Loire (FR), Centre National des Arts Plastiques (CNAP) (FR), MAC VAL (FR). Renaud Jerez is represented by Crèvecoeur gallery in Paris. @baindesoleils @galerie_crevecoeur

Feria Material, now open! Come say hello! Climate Contol, booth E18 February 5-8, 2026 For Climate Control’s inaugural presentation at Material Art Fair, Mexico City, the gallery will present a curated selection of artists drawn from its recent exhibition program, including Juni Aranda (MX), Keith Boadwee (US), Ishan Clemenco (US), Morgan Corbitt (US), Scott Galván (MX), Alonso Leon-Velarde (PE), Felisa Nguyen (CA), and Ching-Wei Wang (Way)(TW). This presentation reflects the gallery’s sustained engagement with international artistic practices, with an emphasis on supporting emerging artists in Mexico and Latin America.

Material Art Fair Booth E18 February 5-8, 2026 For Climate Control’s inaugural presentation at Material Art Fair, Mexico City, the gallery will present a curated selection of artists drawn from its recent exhibition program, including Juni Aranda (MX), Keith Boadwee (US), Ishan Clemenco (US), Morgan Corbitt (US), Scott Galván (MX), Alonso Leon-Velarde (PE), Felisa Nguyen (CA), and Ching-Wei Wang (Way)(TW). This presentation reflects the gallery’s sustained engagement with international artistic practices, with an emphasis on supporting emerging artists in Mexico and Latin America. To request a preview contact [email protected] Images details 1.Keith Boadwee Another French Revolution, 2016 oil on canvas 14 x 11 inches | 35.5 x 28 cm 2.Morgan Corbitt Mother of Pearl, 2026 Oil on canvas, Diptych 24 x 24 inches | 61 x 61 cm 12 x 24 inches| 30.5 x 61 cm (each) 3.Alonso Leon-Velarde El genio de las piedras, 2025 Oil on canvas 36.25 x 28.5 inches | 92 x 72.3 cm

Renaud Jerez’s exhibition ‘The French Pictures’ on view through March 14th. . (image details) Renaud Jerez ‘Washing Machine’ Acrylic and oil on linen 72x60 inches 2026 . email or visit our website for more information. [email protected] . Working across styles and mediums, but with a concentration on sculpture, Renaud Jerez (b. 1982, Narbonne, France) uses craft and industrial materials to create haunting, humorous, and abject sculptures that imagine the future through monsters and ruins. Intricate and violent, these forms frequently present a human form consumed with architecture and technology. Renaud Jerez’s recent solo exhibitions include : Crèvecoeur, Paris (FR), Musée des Abattoirs, Toulouse (FR), ICA, Miami (US), Jenny’s, Los Angeles (US), National Gallery, Prague (CZ). He has also participated in numerous group exhibitions at Palais de Tokyo, Paris (FR), Consortium, Dijon (FR), New Museum, New York (USA), Centre Pompidou, Metz (FR), MO.CO, Montpellier (FR), macLYON, Lyon (FR), Tri Postal/Lille 3000 (FR), Dortmunder Kunstverein (DE), Kunsthalle KAI10, Arthena Foundation, Düsseldorf (DE), Mainz (DE), MAAT, Lisbon (PT)... His work is held in institutional collections such as Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris (FR), Les Abattoirs - FRAC Occitanie Toulouse (FR), David Roberts Art Foundation, London (UK), GAMeC, Bergamo (IT), FRAC des Pays de la Loire (FR), Centre National des Arts Plastiques (CNAP) (FR), MAC VAL (FR). Renaud Jerez is represented by Crèvecoeur gallery in Paris. @baindesoleils #renaudjerez @galerie_crevecoeur

Climate Control @climate.control.sf ↳ San Francisco ↳ STAND E18 | GALERÍAS Presentando/Presenting: → Scott Galván @scottgalvann → Keith Boadwee @keithboadwee → Ishan Clemenco @ishanclemenco → Alonso Leon-Velarde @pinks_quirrel → Juni Aranda @JuniAranda → Ching-Wai Wang (Way) @micro_way → Felisa Nguyen @palettknife → Morgan Corbitt @not_morgan_corbitt 📸: [Cover] Alonso Leon-Velarde [2] Scott Galván [3] Felisa Nguyen & Ching-Wai Wang [4] Alonso Leon-Velarde Cortesía de/Courtesy of #ClimateControl 🎪 FERIA MATERIAL, VOL. 12 ↳ 5–8.FEB.2026 ↳ MARAVILLA STUDIOS ↳ Fresno 315, CDMX ¡ARTE QUÉ RICO! ٩(◕‿◕｡)۶