Art
A provocative Paris exhibition places desire, fashion and objectification face to face, reopening a debate around power, bodies and an uneasy Pop Art legacy.
Studio Iron blurs art, design, and object through a Saatchi Yates show that questions creative hierarchies, beauty standards, and what function can mean
Una instalación convierte algoritmos de optimización y danzas tradicionales en una coreografía de pájaros autómatas vinculada al augurio y al futuro.
The Lithuanian artist gave METAL access to the Latvian capital’s art scene where artists grappled with welded industrial work and threatening spectres.
Curated by the late Koyo Kouoh, this year’s main exhibition, “In Minor Keys”, invites a slower, more attentive mode of perception. We go through the best pavilions within that context.
Un recorrido por los cuerpos que el canon celebró, corrigió o expulsó, y por las formas de belleza que vuelven para reclamar lugar propio
A politically charged choreography moves from martial discipline to club catharsis, but its formal solidity never quite reaches the revolt it promises.
In Venice, stray dogs, soliloquies and the secret language of paper watermarks converge in “Paper Tears,” a meditation on power and displacement.
From rubble, bells and exhausted bodies, a city in crisis becomes a theatre of endurance where beauty keeps surfacing from disaster.
A 10th-anniversary festival turns unfinished ideas into public encounters, bringing mentorship, performance, sound, visual art, and speculative design to Berlin.
A consecration in Paris turns intimate memory into ritual, exposing the power and limits of an artist now absorbed by the institution.
Innovation and tradition meet in Singapore as thirty makers shape the future of craft through porcelain, woven grass, metalwork and memory.
Five artists from Africa and its diaspora bring anticolonial memory, sculptural hair, textile language and visions of Black girlhood to the fair.
Una nueva edición convierte la cerámica en territorio de resistencia manual frente a la automatización y la banalización del oficio.
Ballet Preljocaj’s “Requiem(s)” turns grief into a fragmented ritual of dance, memory, and sound, balancing striking images with a deliberate sense of discontinuity.
El documental de la directora estadounidense retrata el legado de una pionera del cine queer y experimental a través de imágenes íntimas, memoria colectiva y archivo personal.
Hablamos con la autora que, tras la muerte de su padre, transforma el duelo en una novela gráfica íntima sobre identidad, memoria y la necesidad de aprender a soltar para poder seguir adelante.
Para celebrar su vigésimo aniversario, el festival ha transformado la ciudad asturiana en un territorio de investigación sonora y visual con artistas como Alva Noto, Jlin, o Catnapp.
La escena se convierte en un cuerpo a cuerpo con la fuerza, la masculinidad y la esperanza desde una vulnerabilidad que tambalea lo físico.
A triptych of fractured classical codes unfolds as dance becomes architecture, elegy and attack at the Théâtre de la Ville in Paris
Una revisión del amor romántico que cruza Shakespeare, deseo, juventud y vínculos contemporáneos para preguntarse cómo amamos hoy.
French maisons d’art and Japanese artisans turn ancestral technique into a living dialogue on craft, nature and contemporary creation.
Between memory, girlhood and performance, painting becomes a frame where identity slips, repeats and refuses to settle.
As a child, she hid her illustrations at school from conservative forces, now the artist exhibits new images of Arab masculinity and femininity in hyper-pop paint and radical performance.
A wedding banquet mutates into a choreographic revolt where Georgian folklore, techno and bridal ritual turn the body into a weapon against control.
Del underground a la televisión. El colectivo de animación repasa su evolución, sus viñetas sobre la cruda realidad de Barcelona y su inminente salto a la ficción para adultos.
The Estonian artist turns the Estonian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale into a working studio, beginning with blank canvases and making painting, motherhood and public process unfold over six months.
A citywide programme of performance, sound, film, and exhibitions turns early March into something looser, sharper, and more social across Mexico City and Puebla.
Slashed canvases, layers of graffiti and mutant cats: Arca's “Angels” series at London's ICA is a cathartic scream from someone who found a new language to survive.