Art

Marco da Silva Ferreira – F*cking Future
From Military Rigidity to the Euphoria of Clubbing

A politically charged choreography moves from martial discipline to club catharsis, but its formal solidity never quite reaches the revolt it promises.

Claudia Pagès Rabal
Sculpture in Dialogue

In Venice, stray dogs, soliloquies and the secret language of paper watermarks converge in “Paper Tears,” a meditation on power and displacement.

Forecast 11
A Decade of Creative Friction

A 10th-anniversary festival turns unfinished ideas into public encounters, bringing mentorship, performance, sound, visual art, and speculative design to Berlin.

Tanztheater Wuppertal – Palermo Palermo
A Demanding Piece from Pina Bausch’s Repertoire

From rubble, bells and exhausted bodies, a city in crisis becomes a theatre of endurance where beauty keeps surfacing from disaster.

Nan Goldin – This Will Not End Well
An Unfinished Work Caught in the Throes of Its Own Consecration

A consecration in Paris turns intimate memory into ritual, exposing the power and limits of an artist now absorbed by the institution.

Loewe Foundation Craft Prize 2026 Exhibition
Adapting Tradition

Innovation and tradition meet in Singapore as thirty makers shape the future of craft through porcelain, woven grass, metalwork and memory.

1-54 New York
Five Artists To Watch

Five artists from Africa and its diaspora bring anticolonial memory, sculptural hair, textile language and visions of Black girlhood to the fair.

Materia y Permanencia
Barro, fuego, tiempo y transformación

Una nueva edición convierte la cerámica en territorio de resistencia manual frente a la automatización y la banalización del oficio.

Ballet Preljocaj Presents Requiem(s)
The Lethargic Choreographic Carnival of Death

Ballet Preljocaj’s “Requiem(s)” turns grief into a fragmented ritual of dance, memory, and sound, balancing striking images with a deliberate sense of discontinuity.

Barbara Forever, de Brydie O’Connor
La revolución de ser una misma

El documental de la directora estadounidense retrata el legado de una pionera del cine queer y experimental a través de imágenes íntimas, memoria colectiva y archivo personal.