Art

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.

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.

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.

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.

Evripidis Sabatis – Teratarium
Unos monstruos amables

La primera exposición barcelonesa de cerámica del músico y artista griego convierte Terranova en un ecosistema de presagios, tentáculos y humor ante el apocalipsis.

James Turrell – Lifting the Veil
Light Becomes Tangible

Glassworks that shift colour, holograms hovering between presence and absence, and plans for a celestial observatory taking shape inside an Arizona volcano.

Bre Andy
Painting the Space Between Selves, Stillness and Womanhood

As a Black woman, she paints herself into an art history that idealised and exoticised women, answering the male gaze with intimacy, agency and imperfection.

KAWS – Art & Comix
Pop Culture Under Revision

A Vienna show traces how crossed-out eyes, vinyl figures and reworked cartoon characters carry identity, loss and familiarity.