Art
The transgressive creator that transforms traumas and feelings into new realities.
Navet conjures entire worlds, space where the ordinary is somehow transformed into the astonishing.
“Make sure to go out and live, life is an unlimited vat of inspiration!” claims Evelyn, a nostalgic illustrator who reveals herself as under construction.
Las caras de Marilyn Monroe, Lola Flores y Mick Jagger vuelven a sonreír para el público madrileño en esta exposición del dúo más descarado de la Movida.
A true artistic polymath, Fawn Rogers seeks to upend the rituals of the art world in favour of something much more fun and thought-provoking.
In Antwerp, Marc Verstappen has guided the curation of “Let’s Play Museum,” an interactive art exhibition experience for children, created by children.
In “Mirage,” the artist explores the topic of suburbia and sprinkles elements of family life in middle-of-nowhere, CA. This book captures his findings.
La quinta edición del festival en Matadero Madrid explora los nuevos límites de la creatividad tecnológica con artistas como Oval, Xtrux, o Halina Rice.
C/O Berlin presents “Poltergeist,” Farah Al Qasimi’s newest exhibition, a critique on the role of technology in society with a hint of horror influence.
“Extreme Unction, Vol. 2” a multi-sensory experience ran at Toynbee studios, London, in June this summer. Be guided through it and re-experience the bliss.
La mayor exposición de la fotógrafa estadounidense, una pionera en su campo, aterriza en la Tabakalera de Donosti hasta el próximo 12 noviembre.
From Trump to Godzilla, Putin to South Park, Filippo Fontana brings freshness to comic book illustrations, displayed here and in his upcoming “Magnum III.”
Animales, seres no humanos, partes corporales y personajes del inframundo. Todo esto y más en la Triología Tzitzimime de Naomi, por primera vez en Madrid.
Escaping anthropomorphic representation and looking for something as unfamiliar as possible, the artist presents a CGI fashion collection for aliens.
Warhol as a banana or Basquiat as David (the statue); both artists collaborated in the ‘80s, and now the paintings are shown in the Fondation Louis Vuitton.
By putting together three generations of artists, curator Gary Garrel explores the endless possibilities of abstract painting at Gagosian in London.
“Tell me” displays mythological deity-like forms, religion, sexuality, and more all in one exhibition. Don’t miss Shimoyama’s latest works, showcasing now!
La identidad ancestral muxe, la tecnología 3D, la música y la performance se entrelazan en este proyecto que investiga el género, la vida y la muerte.
Meet A.I.C.C.A. (Artificially Intelligent Critical Canine), a fluffy-haired robotic dog who playfully defecates art criticisms at Colección Solo in Madrid
With wit and dark humour, the artist duo presents a solo show at the Berlinische Galerie that tackles our species’ responsibility in destroying Earth.
Nxthvn organises this group show in NYC presenting the work of its Cohort 04 Studio Fellowship artists that challenge notions of beauty, power and identity.
Eleven artists explore concepts of impermanence, transience, memory, and change through the representation of flowers at NYC’s Venus Over Manhattan gallery.
The illustration-based artist speaks to us about navigating commercial art spaces while balancing her own use of the medium for personal expression.
El Blanco Hotel Formentera acoge hasta el sábado la obra de la artista mallorquina. La exposición forma parte del programa Off de la feria Can Art Now.
La distopía (o utopía) humanos-tecnología cada vez está más presente. AI Caramba! lo tiene claro: las IAs están para quedarse. ¿Estás listo para el cambio?