Art
With a special focus on African artists and galleries, the impact of digitalisation, and a massive program of talks, attend the fair from February 15 to 17.
A utopian feast of sensuality and irony mixed up with a dance of carrots and tomatoes. We talk to the choreographer about the debut of “Deep Dish” in Spain.
Brace yourself for the first-ever edition of the art fair that will take the city by storm from February 15 to 17 with many galleries, talks, and programs.
Inventive, over-the-top, unclassifiable; all of these apply to the artist’s latest series of self-portraits, “Resemblage”, on view at Contra Gallery in NYC.
Held at the Hammer Museum in Los Angeles until May 12, visit the comprehensive exhibition spanning more than fifty years of the conceptual artist’s career.
Step into the artist’s immersive show at Galerie Vallois in Paris, which will take you to a timeless universe dominated by totemic sculptures and greenery.
Don’t miss the festival that is writing African art out of narratives of marginality by including comedy, fashion and concerts in Brussels this weekend.
Discover the diverse artistic and architectural approaches of Berlin’s metro stations built between 1953 and 1994 at the Berlinische Galerie from February 16.
The artist explores the depths of colour and space, creating paintings and sculptures that throb, reflect, and slip through perception as if a mirage.
La artista nos presenta “Tezcatlocan”, su primera exposición individual en su México natal que relaciona simbolismo ancestral y lenguaje contemporáneo.
Hailing for the Netherlands, this creative duo produces larger-than-life installations that question our increasingly toxic relationship with nature.
Bajo el lema ‘We are a new world’, Absolut celebra los días 1 y 2 de febrero en Madrid que el futuro ha llegado para quedarse a través de la música y el arte.
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Blooming flowers, idyllic sunsets, and the sea star in “Soft Nature”, the painter’s newest exhibition at Ochi Projects in Los Angeles until February 16.
With his installation “Structure” at MIRA Barcelona, the French artist made the festivalgoers feel lost, confused, wrapped and hugged – all at once.
As if they were straight out from a sci-fi movie, this Dutch artist creates hyper-real body sculptures in an attempt to research present-day humanity.
La ilustración de moda vive uno de sus mejores momentos. Así nos hablan de este renacimiento reconocidos artistas reunidos en el Museo ABC de Madrid.
BertaBlanca T Ivanow y Max Larruy presentarán este jueves 17 en Barcelona un film que indaga en lo femenino a través de la danza y la escultura.
Meet the London-based artist who started as a mould-making technician in university and discovered how to use the technique to make paintings as well.
Obsessed with creating and always searching for the new. Meet Thomas Traum, founder of Traum Inc., an image-making company making visuals for the future.
The surrealist Japanese artist takes traditional manga schoolgirls to dark and disturbing places, exploring the self-destructive side of adolescence.
Beatriz se obsesionó con encontrar su estilo, pero tras pasar años ilustrando, ha descubierto que lo importante es crear sin parar para descubrirlo.
Entering an exhibition by the New York-based artist is like entering a new reality. You can check it at his upcoming exhibition in Amsterdam from January 18.
Intrigued by the simplicity of pen to paper, the artist captures through unrestricted and impulsive drawings, people, objects and spaces that inspire her.
¿Cómo se puede crear arte desde las leyes fundamentales de la geología y de la protesta social? Elena Lavellés sabe la respuesta y la recrea en sus obras.
The French artist works in intertwining fashion and art to showcase the reach of both disciplines, all with a focus on the youth and on social media.
Las actrices Bàrbara Mestanza y Ana Rujas remueven hasta lo más hondo de sus entrañas para traernos lo que ellas llaman “la revolución de la fealdad”.