Gaby López Dena works across social practice, visual art, and curation to address the relations between the built environment and its social dynamics.

Currently based in New York City, she is developing programs to connect Latinx and Latin American communities with Cooper Hewitt, and curating public programs for the Museum of Arts and Design. Gaby is also a teaching artist at Swiss Institute / Contemporary Art and a member of the Education Working Group at Interference Archive. She previously served as a curatorial associate at the Vera List Center for Art and Politics at The New School and taught at Parsons School of Design, where she holds a master’s degree.

In Mexico City, Gaby founded DENA—a transdisciplinary practice to design and build spaces, develop films, and collaborate with other artists, mostly on architectural-scale installations. 


Press

Interference Archive’s Democratic Approach to Preservation


Contact
lopezdenag@gmail.com














Projects

Infliltration into a Public Pool 
Strategies for Survival
    • Strategies for Survival
    • Feminist Manifestos
Along Those Lines
    • Toei Oedo
    • The A
No News, Good News
Now, Life Is Living You
Maleza

Exhibitions
disorienting plans

Writings
The Politics of the Commons

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