Art
Cats, tennis players, and internet memes. Painter Mauro Martinez does it all and exhibits his new work at Unit London with a different focus in mind.
A través de instalaciones de dibujos, esculturas e intervenciones arquitectónicas, la artista nos propone un recorrido por su imaginario creativo.
Delivering the authentic self the Australian dancer, actress and comedian creates free of self-doubt. See her exhibit at the National Gallery of Victoria.
What lies between the desirable and the repulsive? The answer resides in the captivating and provocative sculptures of a Brooklyn-based Taiwanese artist.
Experience queer love and passion through the striking works of David Hockney, Ghada Kunji, James Dearlove and other artists until January 21st.
Mental health, current socio-economic landscape and the nuances of freedom of speech. The Tokyo-based artist tackles what it is to be human.
La Fundación Catalunya La Pedrera ha inaugurado la primera retrospectiva en Barcelona del maestro realista español. Si no has ido, aún estás a tiempo.
The Bay area-raised artist discusses his recent push towards a spiritual stillness in which to reflect upon the transhistorical Black and Brown experience.
The Guggenheim’s new show explores what it means to hide the figure and why artists like Doris Salcedo or David Hammons might decide to do so.
“I don’t paint things you can walk down the street and see.” Rather, DeJardin uses minimalist colouring to explore the kaleidoscopic tapestry of life.
El hotel y hub creativo de Barcelona por excelencia se unió al teatro en el proyecto LiceUnder35 y presentó una instalación efímera con una cama XXXL.
Thérèse Mulgrew, a painter with a focus on intimacy, discusses her work, from cinematic inspiration, to living out fantasies through the brush.
El artista celebra su primera retrospectiva en el MACBA de Barcelona hasta mayo, donde explora la impermanencia y transitoriedad de la experiencia humana.
Welcome to the psychedelic world of Helen Downie: art accentuated by childlike wonder that also turns a critical gaze upon our own society.
La feria de arte urbano que llena Madrid de murales, grafitis, cuadros, intervenciones y esculturas se mueve a un nuevo espacio, Matadero, en marzo.
Weird, unsettling ideas turned into fine, paradoxical artwork inspired by science and nonsense. We met to discuss sharing the silly.
A journey towards cultural identity: discover Chinese-Singaporean traditions through Hannah Lim’s vibrant modern art. We discover her influences.
The Palestinian artist’s new book, “Disruptions,” conveys the horrors of the ongoing genocide through pixelated images of video calls with his family.
Evoking responses ranging from cute to weird, the Austrian artist's work is multidimensional and adds movement, feeling, and texture to art that is still.
The US artist shares about her collaboration with Sandy Liang, pride in vanity, the magic of clay, and how she has become a must-have in the design scene.
Through the work of artists Marisa Kriangwiwat Holmes, Shamiran Istifan, and Tanseem Sarkez, the show explores political issues like religion or class.
Judy Chicago’s four-story exhibition, self-described as a ‘church of feminism’, is now on view at the New Museum in New York until March 2024.
Until December 20, the Cité Internationale des Arts in Paris maps the fight for female emancipation through works of female audio-visual artists.
Following a recent exhibition at ZKM, the Chinese-born NY based artist discusses her work which utilises code as a unique artistic medium.
El Museo Jumex de Ciudad de México cumple diez años y presenta su exposición conmemorativa, que trata la luz y la ligereza como tema y como medio.
Designed to reflect the world’s contrasting stories, Moscow-based visual artist Anton Gudim’s “Yes, But” project has hit the shelves in book form.
Now on view in Paris and available online, the collaboration between these two results in a collection of household items that look into the future.
Venture into the multi-sensory, mycelium-centric exhibition at Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, where the human audience and the fungal inhabitants commingle.
Together we peel back the layers of the Berlin-based interdisciplinary artist, touching from the Epic of Gilgamesh, to Michel Foucault, to Drag Shows.