Berrio has drawn inspiration from her childhood spent in the countryside surrounding Bogotá, Colombia, and much of her practice addresses immigrant experiences and identities. Her mixed-media artworks on canvas often incorporate multilayered Japanese rice paper. These collages frequently feature centralized female figures, which are painted in watercolor.

Guadalajara, Mexico-based artist Gonzalo Lebrija is represented by Los Angeles’ Kohn Gallery as of last November; Veladuras Nocturnas is his first solo exhibition there, and the show spans all three of its exhibition spaces.

Los Angeles–based artist Enrique Martínez Celaya has joined Kohn Gallery’s roster, which includes Ori Gersht, Rosa Loy, Mark Ryden, and others. Martínez Celaya will have his first solo exhibition at the Los Angeles enterprise in September, and a selection of his works will be on view at the gallery this week, in conjunction with Frieze Los Angeles.