Art

The Estonian artist turns the Estonian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale into a working studio, beginning with blank canvases and making painting, motherhood and public process unfold over six months.

A citywide programme of performance, sound, film, and exhibitions turns early March into something looser, sharper, and more social across Mexico City and Puebla.

Slashed canvases, layers of graffiti and mutant cats: Arca's “Angels” series at London's ICA is a cathartic scream from someone who found a new language to survive.

En esta exposición, el artista reflexiona sobre la transformación de los monumentos, cuestionando qué consideramos valioso y qué dejamos atrás cuando la apariencia y el significado cambian.

Softness becomes a radical form of strength in paintings shaped by solitude, spirituality and quiet resistance, where warmth and emotional clarity offer a different way of being human.

Surveillance capitalism, remote server farms, and London’s camera culture frame a group show that turns privacy from abstract right into urgent lived practice.

Dos creadores unen fuerzas para dar vida a un espacio híbrido en el que flores, moda reciclada y arte conviven sin jerarquías, desde lo artesanal y lo libre. Nos lo cuentan todo.

Raw, hypnotic, and undeniably monumental. The British painter dismantles the male gaze at the Venice Biennale, demanding space for the unidealised female body in a powerful retrospective.

Sand dunes, ancestral dolls, and blue braids weave a story of decolonial healing. Step inside Venice’s Ocean Space for a powerful exhibition on Indigenous repatriation and unity.

Artistic director Daniel Hug discusses launching a new international fair in the Balearic Islands, shifting away from conventional models to particularly highlight the local Mallorcan and Spanish vibrant, sunlit art ecosystems.