Art
El Jardín de las Delicias de El Bosco se reimagina en una videoinstalación inmersiva que explora los pecados de la era digital: exceso, vanidad y placer manufacturado.
The legendary sex icon Ilona Staller, aka Cicciolina, discusses her new AI chatbot, the female gaze, politics, and her timeless influence on fashion and contemporary culture.
Antoni Miralda ironiza sobre el militarismo en una exposición que revive su lenguaje visual de los 60, con soldaditos blancos y crítica pacifista intacta.
De Oporto a Estambul, pasando por Córdoba, Marrakech, Berlín, Bilbao, Estocolmo o Florencia, te recomendamos exposiciones que no puedes perderte.
Referencing history, memory, and Black representation, the photographer’s “Blur” series now becomes a photo book that allows ‘readers’ to fully grasp its raison d’être.
La editorial Taschen celebra el legado de Salvador Dalí con un libro único. Una nueva aproximación al artista surrealista en dos volúmenes de coleccionista.
"What Remains” delves into themes of preservation and decay. Through sculpture, it reflects on what we value and discard—contemplating environmental loss and cultural (im)permanence.
SOLO expands its universe with Bowman Hal gallery in Madrid. The new space opens with “Snakes and Ladders,” an exhibition of emotional landscapes by Australian artist William Mackinnon.
Descubre la nueva exposición de Davide Quayola en Load Gallery, Barcelona. Una muestra que reprograma la pintura y traduce el impresionismo a un lenguaje de píxeles y algoritmos.
Hablamos con los creadores de L.E.V., el festival asturiano pionero que lleva casi dos décadas uniendo arte digital, tecnología y comunidad desde la periferia.
Figurative painter and model Lawrence Perry challenges the tortured artist myth. Between fashion campaigns and the canvas, his focus is clear: make the work, don’t become it.
Alexandre Lavet turns error into language, inviting us to notice what’s usually ignored. In absence, his art finds quiet poetry, tension and care.
The Portuguese artist returns to Paris with a powerful manifesto against society's excesses. Using plastic waste, his art gives a voice to endangered animals. On view until June 28.
Re-inventing the idea of what a museum is, this new space opens up artefacts to the public from a child’s West Ham shirt to oil paintings of ancient Mesopotamia. Object encounters might blow your mind.
El japonés Kunimasa Aoki gana esta edición. Menciones especiales para el nigeriano Nifemi Marcus-Bello y el colectivo indio Studio Sumakshi Singh.
The artist presents “Were you dreaming?” at London’s Cristea Roberts Gallery, a world frozen in time that defies escapism, love, grief, and the ‘what ifs’ of art.
Amalia Ulman blurs reality and fiction to challenge art, identity and class, exposing the fragility of authenticity in a world of simulacra.
Crear con otros todavía importa. Una exposición en La Casa Encendida sobre afectos, ruinas y posibilidades que resisten desde lo cotidiano y reabren futuros posibles.
Poets, dancers, musicians, and all kinds of artists come together in Znak — a community where creators and creatives find a place to belong even when the expo has come to an end.
Amidst her ongoing residency at Horst festival, we talk all things upcycling, multiculturality, decoloniality, and fostering a more vibrant, diverse world with the Brussels-based designer.
“I had a very negative self image — at times I felt invisible.” shares the artist in photography, painting, sculpture and performance. Her “Eclipse,” exhibit reflects on a five-year-long push that saw her climb an iceberg.
“Vollmond” by Pina Bausch is a wild, poetic plunge into love’s chaos—drenched bodies, clumsy desire, aching beauty, and raw emotion under a full moon.
The exhibition at Mori Art Museum in Tokyo explores how artists use AI, VR, and game engines to blur the line between human and machine, offering a glimpse into our digital future.
The award-winning artist has shown at the Centre Pompidou and contributed to MoMa. Now she enlivens pop culture with her work at Pharrell’s Perrotin gallery exhibit “Femmes.”
En Gijón se abrió un portal y duró cuatro días. L.E.V. cruzó cuerpos, pantallas y emociones con un programa de espectáculos que sacudió el sistema nervioso.
At Wellcome Collection, “1880 THAT” references the Second International Congress on Education of the Deaf that implemented a “no sign language” policy leading to Deaf people losing jobs and culture. The artists fire up hope.
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Brussels’ celebrated Horst is setting new standards for festivals in Europe through its innovative merging of artistic disciplines spread out over a music filled weekend. Here’s what went down.