Art

Lifeng Liao
The Delicious Unknown

Bodies and feathers create a frisson in “Inner Sanctuary”, the textile artist’s latest show in London. Her works hone in on obscure symbolic and linguistic restraint.

Joshua Serafin – Partir el corazón de la serpiente
Un cuerpo para otros mundos

Entre mitología filipina, materia oscura y deseo queer, el artista imagina cuerpos que se resisten a ser definidos en su exposición individual en el C3A de Córdoba.

Tony Matelli
Looking at Things Sideways

A sculpture with its head turned sideways? A dinner table sitting upright? In the artist’s work, objects behave differently from how we expect them to. Discover it in his new solo show at Maruani Mercier.

Gener8ion – Visions of 2034
On the Verge of Collapse

Ten audiovisual dystopias ask what survives when contaminated coastlines become playgrounds, emotion is copied on command and propaganda remakes reality.

Spencer Tunick – Gran Spectrum
The Body as Commentary

Against a world increasingly hostile to LGBTQIA+ people, five hundred painted participants assemble in Vegueta as a collective statement of visibility and alliance.

Forecast Festival 2026
A Decade Shaping the Future of Creation

Forecast marked ten years by merging its Forum and Festival into four days of new work, pairing six mentors with eighteen mentees across Radialsystem.

Restory Books
Larga vida al papel

Hablamos con Patricia y Pavel sobre su librería en A Coruña, donde rescatan joyas en papel, especialmente libros de arte, cultura visual y contracultura.

LEV Matadero 2026
El cartel al completo

Del 17 al 20 de septiembre, LEV vuelve a Madrid con el estreno en España de “Last and First Men” y nombres como Kelly Moran o Suso Saiz entre sus primeros confirmados.

Eliza Douglas – Ghosts
A Haunting of the Intangible

Eliza Douglas continues to blend fashion, art, performance, and social commentary through the vehicle of ghosts, aliens, and the unknown in her first solo exhibition in New York at Gagosian.

Iván Puñal
El accidente digital como motor creativo

¿Y si las máquinas tuvieran más humanidad que nosotros? El artista madrileño nos invita a perder el control y a abrazar el caos en su particular trinchera algorítmica.