Art
Ten audiovisual dystopias ask what survives when contaminated coastlines become playgrounds, emotion is copied on command and propaganda remakes reality.
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.
Against a world increasingly hostile to LGBTQIA+ people, five hundred painted participants assemble in Vegueta as a collective statement of visibility and alliance.
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 marked ten years by merging its Forum and Festival into four days of new work, pairing six mentors with eighteen mentees across Radialsystem.
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 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.
¿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.
La primera exposición barcelonesa de cerámica del músico y artista griego convierte Terranova en un ecosistema de presagios, tentáculos y humor ante el apocalipsis.
Glassworks that shift colour, holograms hovering between presence and absence, and plans for a celestial observatory taking shape inside an Arizona volcano.
A Vienna show traces how crossed-out eyes, vinyl figures and reworked cartoon characters carry identity, loss and familiarity.
At the intersection of art, nature, creativity and inspiring narratives, the festival celebrates contemporary visionaries and invites audiences into their immersive world.
A pink and playful gym where kettlebells, selfie mirrors and inflatable bodies mock fitness culture’s hunger for control, desire and belonging.
In just its second year running, the MACAM Hotel has perfectly blended the art of a luxury hotel stay with the cultural experience of a museum in a restored palace just outside the heart of Lisbon.
Perrotin Los Angeles houses Alex Gardner’s nuanced exploration of humanity as it relates to animal nature, inherent interconnection and the timid arc towards balance in a world of inequality.
¿Cómo se traducen los datos de un glaciar, los procesos de descomposición, o el error como motor creativo en piezas audiovisuales? Cinco artistas lo demuestran en esta exposición en Madrid.
Doce nuevas confirmaciones amplían una edición que apuesta por estrenos audiovisuales, sets de tres horas y cruces entre música, arte digital y tecnología.
Hundreds of Pride-painted bodies occupy Gran Canaria’s public space as a collective act against censorship and the policing of queer visibility.
Matemáticas, símbolos y cosmovisiones indígenas trazan una red donde naturaleza, humanidad y territorio existen más allá de las fronteras y el lenguaje verbal.
A global icon who refused to let society dictate her identity and artistic expression, Kahlo challenged the expectations placed on her and became an emblem of cultural pride, courage and resilience.
More than 400 objects trace three decades of resisting uniformity through material irregularity, colour research and a decisive turn away from production.
Meet the artist challenging our perception of the natural world. Through her work, we enter a surreal reality filled with unexpected shapes crafted from earth’s beauty.
A fractured dialogue between revolution and order turns Beethoven’s “Seventh Symphony” into a study of freedom, restraint and the body’s political charge.
Through Andean thought, collective memory and care become forms of resistance against the myth of the autonomous self and the structures that decide whose lives matter.
Wenhui Lim, the artist behind this fun moniker, turns the archetype of an auntie into a radical act of imagination with “Auntiescapes”, her new exhibition at Load Gallery in Barcelona.
An oneiric scene unleashes a colossal dog on the sites of London, this is the work of an artist preoccupied with magical realism and the psyche.
London’s National Portrait Gallery explores the pop-culturally significant and subtly radical legacy of Marilyn Monroe one hundred years later, asking us how we know the iconic figure.
Una exposición que conecta memoria minera, arquitectura especulativa e infraestructura digital para pensar el subsuelo asturiano como territorio de futuro.