Bunga’s first major anthological exhibition in Spain. It reflects on the temporalities of nature, its shelters and its living and organic qualities.

As a poetic approximation to the work of Maria Teresa Hincapié Bunga developed an action at MACBA that took the audience out of the museum’s space and to the streets.

This exhibition for the Museo Reina Sofía was shown at the Palacio de Cristal, where Bunga constructed one of his biggest site-specifics up until now, accompanied by a performance and a sculpture.

At Schirn’s La Rotunda, Bunga created a site-specific installation following the space’s architecture, using cardboard and home furnishing as his raw materials.

In his exhibition Mind awake, body asleep at Secession, Carlos Bunga explores the relationship between body and mind, which becomes especially manifest when sleeping.

For his first exhibition in Canada, A Sudden Beginning, Carlos Bunga was invited to produce two major site-specific works for the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA) in Toronto.

Carlos Bunga was commissioned by Whitechapel to produce a site-specific at the renown gallery in London. Something Necessary and Useful resulted in an architectural installation and three videos.

This exhibition, which previously took place at the Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology, is Bunga’s first major survey of his work, including films of his actions and performances, documentation and artworks in different formats.

For his first solo exhibition in the United States, Bunga presented two large-scale site-specific installations at MAM, and later on brought them down during a performance.