Small Death - Martha Naranjo Sandoval exposing him to new art

exposing him to new art

An introduction from Tate curator Fiontán Moran situates the publication within Costelloe’s wider practice

Each one has nourished me and helped me to understand myself

Each conversation begins with an open-ended question: what does faith in arts mean to you

Elinor Janez

Small Death - Martha Naranjo Sandoval exposing him to new artSmall Death collects photographs made by the artist Martha Naranjo Sandoval over her first years living in New York after emigrating from Mexico City. Shaped around Naranjo Sandovals original contact sheets and film reels, it comprises an artists book unfolding in tactile and iterative form. Sandovals work moves between streetscapes, nude self portraits, compositions of found forms, and tender photographs of her family, all suffused with a sensitivity