LCB represents some of the most talented visual artists emerging onto the international circuit from across the world.

We work closely with our artists to produce site-specific shows within the gallery space, and public interventions outside La Caja Blanca, whilst acting as a platform to launch them internationally through participation in specialised art fairs.

Reid studied BA and MFA at the Slade School of Art, specialising in Fine Art Sculpture.

In 2006 she was awarded the Clare Winsten Memorial Trust prize for “outstanding female graduating student” of British nationality, in conjunction with Lisa Peachy, recently been selected for the MaxMara – Whitechapel Gallery Art Prize.


[+] info: exhibition press release [30.11.2007]

[+] info: artist's page [Ellie Reid]

[+] info: exhibition page [2007]

Controversial artist Regina Galindo is considered to be one of the most subversive voices in contemporary art today.

Despite having exhibited worldwide, to great international acclaim – In 2005, Galindo was awarded the prestigious Leone de Oro, at the 51st Bienale di Venezia for best young artist – her work remains decidedly anti-establishment.

[+] info: exhibition press release [20.09.2007]

[+] info: artist's page [Regina José Galindo]

[+] info: exhibition page [2007]

One of the most bold and intellectually provocative artists to emerge in 2005.

Her work has generated equal amounts of praise and criticism for what some viewers interpret as unjustified anger towards the West.

[+] info: artist's page

[+] images: selection of works available

[+] info: artist's CV

[+] info: exhibition page [2006]

[+] info: artist's page

[+] info: selection of works available

[+] info: artist's CV

[+] info: exhibition page

[+] info: press release [26.04.07]

[+] info: artist's page

JeongMee Yoon (Corea, 1969), earned both a BFA from Seoul National University and a MFA from Hong-Ik University in South Korea.

In 2006, she received her MFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York City.

[+] info: artist's page [JeongMee Yoon]

[+] images: selection of works available

[+] info: exhibition page [2008]

Bárbara burst into the art scene in the 80's when she was barely 20 years old through some of the most cutting-edge galleries.

[+] info: artist's page

[+] info: selection of works available

[+] info: artist's CV

[+] info: exhibition page [2007]

Juul fantasises about the future, giving form to "the shape of things to come", through his fetishist, plastic sculptures.

His sculptures are a parody of society's obsession with "keeping up with the times" through the compulsive consumption of technologically sophisticated, utterly useless gadgets.

[+] info: artist's page

[+] images: selection of works available

[+] info: artist's CV

[+] info: exhibition page [2006]