Galería Hilario Galguera presents And death shall have no dominion, a solo exhibition by American artist James HD Brown (1951–2020) bringing together nearly 50 works, including paintings, ceramic sculptures, and works on paper. This exhibition offers a comprehensive overview of the artist’s most emblematic creative stages, connecting his production developed in Mérida, Oaxaca, and France, marking the first time most of these pieces are exhibited together at the gallery.

The selection includes key series from his career such as Black and Blue from his French period, pieces from his emblematic Stabat mater series, one of his Firmamentos in dialogue with Restlessness, alongside works from the Elysium and Silver points of anxiety series, and five sculptures belonging to his renowned Jars ceramic production. The exhibition takes its title from the work I’m always here (2000), a key canvas located in his Mérida studio that establishes the conceptual core of the show inspired by the verses of Dylan Thomas.

The curatorial proposal uses the artist’s physical height as a reference for the installation, generating a structured journey that highlights Brown’s formal evolution between abstraction, plastic gesture, and three-dimensional work with ceramics and glaze.