Art
Hablamos con el artista y diseñador para entender su obra: desde cómo salvar un elefante hasta dividir una montaña. El resultado es transgresor y mágico.
Te presentamos a esta ilustradora paraguaya que ya está surfeando la ola del nuevo feminismo latinoamericano: rebelde y explícita, naive y colorida.
El pintor que cuenta historias. El realismo en su trazo y la profundidad de sus personajes le hacen capaz de retratar y relatar las emociones más humanas.
Desde los Teletubbies hasta las Bistecs, la artista valenciana nos adentra a un mundo lleno de referencias pop y kitsch que luchan por la igualdad.
She was drowning in the depths of life when, unexpectedly, a paintbrush came to heal her soul. And luckily for us, she has literally not put it down since.
By skewing the slightest normalcies like nudging an eye or enlarging a lip, this American artist wants you to rethink what you thought you knew.
The Mediterranean has become a deadly sea and this French-Senegalese artist has taken the risk to do a clandestine guerrilla performance to denounce so.
Print is not dead, and LA-based Clay Hickson realises its communicative power. He’s just trying to help put out this ‘dumpster fire’ in America today.
From photos to paintings, discover how Martine transforms shadowy feelings into strong compositions: highlighting female power in a patriarchal society.
The perfect way to spend a summer’s day is by going to the exhibition “Harumi’s Summer” of cheeky, pin-up girls. On view until August 25 at the GGG in Tokyo.
Fears, fortunes and fables; illustrator Sophy Hollington slices up ancient stories like her lino to create prints that propel them into the future.
Exhibitions, talks, performances and workshops will flood the city from July 30 to August 5, and we recommend you the best of them to make it easier.
For Israeli-born artist Shai Yehezkelli, paintings can be like relationships. You don’t know when to give up or keep going; sometimes you just need a break.
Charmingly crude, or just plain rude? This Lisbon-based artist’s work might be more than it outwardly seems. Pop art has had a new, cheekier makeover.
Scribbly crayons, sticky-outy tongues and scrawls of writing; Rachel Louise Hodgson treats her drawing as a visual diary – and you want to keep reading.
Prepare to have your mind blown. LACMA presents a mind-bending exhibition that will challenge your visual perception and change the way you see the world.
El Hotel Brummell y la galería Miscelanea en Barcelona presentan “Gloomy Girls”, una expo de chicas melancólicas que esperan WhatsApps que nunca llegarán.
Playing in a league of his own, the creative genius is back with a tantalising exhibition, this time in Shanghai; we managed to grab him for a quick catch-up.
El arte tiene límites: físicos, materiales, temporales. Pero la frontera la marcan los artistas en un ejercicio constante de superación. Y Albert lo hace.
El artista Octavi Serra reinterpreta los proyectos de cinco alumnos de la escuela Elisava de Barcelona sobre la relación entre el humano y la naturaleza.
This duo of digital craftswomen brings its fantasy-like inner world to the real one while expressing their critical standing point in a playful visual way.
Until July 29 and August 12, discover the two massive installations “Micro/Macro” and “Like Child’s Play” in Sydney and challenge your perception of size.
Australia-based Evi O is inspired by Japan, people and just about everything colourful. Art and publishing? Who said they have to be different anyway.
The phrase ‘sexy robots’ may not conjure images of fine, iconic artwork, but Nanzuka’s exhibition aims to alter this perception from July 7 to August 11.
Cutting to the chase, Leah Wolchin chops and pastes evidence of relatable 21st century relationship drama, creating art for the strong women of today.
Para combatir la censura del cuerpo femenino, Patricia, Mireia y Marta organizan una expo efímera en los Instagram stories de @nipplemagazine el día 28.
Until November 4, visit the Italian city to attend the biennial, titled “The Planetary Garden: Cultivating Coexistence”, and get lost among an artistic forest.
The Letitia Gallery in Beirut will host “The Shape of a City”, the new solo exhibition by the famed British artist, an ode to the Lebanese capital’s beauty.
Meet an artist who takes serious matters as a joke and vice versa. Egor Kraft isn’t afraid of any kind of backlash, even if it pisses people off.