Visual Score is a tribute to the iconic Mexican artist Felipe Ehrenberg whose passing in 2017 marked the end of a lifetime of interventions into film, video, and systems of movement – from documentary films that circulated through art scenes from the South to the North as part of the Fluxus movement to mail art and social performances that brought artistic practice out of the sacred space of the gallery to the streets (placing taboos, political secrets and new languages of art at the feet of pedestrians, often in the form of political protest). 
The artist’s unusual way of viewing “the new” within a simultaneous past, present and future is the subject of this exhibition. For the first time, these works will be presented to the public in a contemplative exhibition that spans across artistic medium, diverse genres and includes the first comprehensive screening of the artist’s works in film and video, from documentary works to the visual poetry of his video art.
The exhibition is made up of 3 sections: Networks, Time and Information. (Each section can also be exhibited singularly.)
Networks - "26 Letters maculated from Mexico" - Media: 26 unpublished letters, mail art  
Time- "The Sound Of Dogs Howling At A Train Passing In The Night' - Media: Video, Interview and documentaries. (Some videos are unpublished)
Information - "The Neology of Felipe Ehrenberg" - Media: Documents, photos, works installations.