Echoes of Absence

In June 2026, the Amos Eno Gallery will present ‘Echoes of Absence,’ an immersive exhibition exploring the scars of the past through the printmaking of Miguel A. Aragón and Eddy A. López. Aragón’s work, born in Ciudad Juarez, uses erasure as a language to deconstruct tensions at the U.S.-Mexico border, confronting violence, memory, and perception. López, for his part, explores collective traumas through reductive image processes. This exhibition, presented in the gallery's Project Space, is a powerful reflection on memory and perception, particularly through printmaking techniques. The exhibition will be open from June 11th to July 19th, 2026, from 12pm to 6pm, Thursdays to Sundays. Accessible and stimulating, ‘Echoes of Absence’ offers a unique perspective on complex contemporary questions. Prepare for a visually and intellectually impactful experience.