Beatriz Morales

Beatriz Morales, born in 1981 in Mexico City, is an autodidact and multi-disciplinary artist, whose practice encompasses painting, textile installations, and video.

Following a series of international exhibitions, interest in her work has grown continuously and steeply over the past years. Her work has been shown at Museo de la Cancillería Mexico City, Museo MACAY Mérida, Museo Rufino Tamayo Mexico City, Kunsthalle Dessau, Drexel Galería, Heart Ego Gallery and Circle Culture Gallery Berlin and Hamburg. Her last participation is related to the hight-profile group exhibition “The King is Dead, Long Live the Queen” at Frieder Burda Museum, Baden Baden, Germany. 

Morales’ forthcoming exhibition itinerary features a group exhibition at Circle Culture Gallery Hamburg, a solo show at Praxis Gallery in New York, another solo exhibition at Kunstverein Dresden, and a group exhibition at Edith Farnsworth House in Plano, Illinois, USA, curated by Edenija Bannan. Her paintings and installations are held in private collections in Mexico, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Canada, and the USA and her works have been featured in numerous print and online publications such as her first major monography Color Archaeology published 2022 (by Kerber Verlag).

Beatriz Morales lives and works in Berlin and Hidalgo, Mexico.