Jaume Plensa, (Barcelona, 1955) is a world-renowned sculptor best known for his constructions in the public space resembling the heads of women that are multiple meters tall. With their eyes closed, they have an almost meditative expression. Plensa's much-acclaimed exhibition at the Basilica di [...]
With The Incised Shadow, the Fundación ENAIRE presents the most recent and one of the most ambitious projects by Javier Vallhonrat, winner of the 1st Fundación ENAIRE Trajectory Award. This exhibition is the result of over 10 years of fieldwork at the Maladeta Glacier in the [...]
After her first solo exhibition Seal Sounds Under the Floor in 2013, Alicia Kopf will present at the gallery her new project, Speculative intimacy. Her investigations have the particularity to generate materials in the field of visual arts and litterature in parallel to each other. The new [...]
The Gallery 100 Kubik shows works by Jorge Villalba (*1975, Alicante), who is represented in many public and private collections in Germany. His hyperrealistic paintings revive figures from mythology, fairy tales and Christian faith and bring them into a contemporary context. Villalba thus builds [...]
Spanish photographer Alberto Feijoo has been selected among the 8 UK based artist to take part in The Photographers’ Gallery New Talent Annual Exhibition and Programme. American artist Jim Goldberg and the curatorial team at The Photographers’ Gallery selected the work of Feijoo from [...]
Internationally-renowned painter and sculptor Joan Miró’s work is considered emblematic of the 20th century. This major exhibit—the first exhibit on the artist in Quebec in more than 30 years—is a North American exclusive bringing together nearly 200 paintings, sculptures and paper works, including several [...]
The history of the Greenwich meridian is a history of scientific, commercial and political convention, and above all a history of struggle for hegemonic power. "Latitude" oscillates between what the "first meridian" means, the exploration of the landscapes that sustain it, and a feeling [...]
The nordic biennial Momentum presents, on its 10th edition, with the support of AC/E, the works by Spanish artists Regina de Miguel, Francesc Ruiz and Pepo Salazar, as well as curator Marti Manen. Momentum10 combines historical works from the more of 20 years of this biennial celebrated in the town of Moss with new [...]
Henrique Faria is pleased to present Unpacking the Archive, the first solo exhibition of the Catalan artist Miralda in the gallery and his first in New York City since 1991. This exhibition takes as its starting point the recently made works Marianne B and [...]
An elderly woman grimaces, grits her teeth, throws her head back, drops her jaw, frowns – and becomes impassive before continuing her roll call of facial expressions. We hear the clack clack clack of typewriter keys striking paper; the sounds are made not by [...]
Paula Anta is an artist with a deep sensitivity that she usually expresses through photography; landscape photographs in which she intervenes, creating a link between the natural and the artificial, a very subtle alteration of the landscape that starts with the natural materials: stone, [...]
The exhibition brings together the works of Antonio de la Rosa and Jorge Diezma and has its origin in the invitation of that independent non-profit space to Curator Mario Canal. Although artists have known and admired each other for many years, there had never [...]
Somewhere in Aristotle’s ethics it is said that the thing that differentiates us from animals is our language capacity. Such a distinction cannot be applied to feelings; it would be wrong to think that other living beings do not have feelings, or as Aristotle [...]
The exhibition "Tiny giants" in the Galerie 100 Kubik, within the framework of the Photoszene Festival in Cologne, allows two very different photographers to dialogue with each other: Ignacio Llamas (*1970, Toledo) and Héctor Garrido (*1969, Huelva). Both deal with different motifs: while Llamas [...]
“I’m very pleased to be part of SCULPT, a major new art event taking place in seven churches centred on Masham, near Ripon in North Yorkshire. We, seven international artists have been creating unique site-specific sculptures for especially chosen churches in the Yorkshire Dales. Art in the [...]
In 1991, just under a year after the Fundació’s opening, Antoni Tàpies produced a series of works in Barcelona on synthetic textile mats that he used to cover and protect his studio floor. It was not the first time that Tàpies used this medium. [...]
TIERGARTEN. Garden of beasts. A GERMAN ROMANTIC GARDEN. I started this project as I do almost all of them, without knowing where it would take me. I discovered Tiergarten, and then it became clear that I wanted to return, that I wanted to keep taking photos. [...]
"When the people shall have nothing more to eat, they will eat the rich."Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Based in Madrid, DEMOCRACIA collaborate on large-scale interventions, politicising spaces and situations through the apparatus of propaganda. Filmed between Dublin, Houston and London, ORDER moves between out-of-town shopping malls, open-carry demonstrations and lavish [...]
Like Goya and Solana did in their time, the new work of Juanan Soria (1985, Spain) arose by 'looking and telling with the eyes of today’.Soria put on his most critical mask to interpret the current Spanish situation. Hereby, he endorses the idea of [...]
Thousands of cases of Stolen Children in Spain between the forties and early nineties. Children, mothers, siblings. Some looking for one another, others not knowing they exist, and others that will never be able to find them. For the past 27 years Rosa Pascual [...]
The aim of ’50 Years of Realism – From Photorealism to Virtual Reality’ is to present to the Brazilian audience a rich exhibition of a few well-established contemporary hyperrealist artists working today, some of whom are showing their work in Brazil for the first [...]
Almost a thousand of recycled plastic buckets are turned into a waterfall in a large-scale art installation by Spanish anonymous collective Luzinterruptus. As part of the Fair Water: A Right of All program, Spain-based art collective Luzinterruptus displays La Cascada, a thirteen-foot high and thirty-foot long art [...]
In The Wake of Poseidon is a solo show by Spanish photographer Manu Brabo, award-winning photojournalist and winner of numerous awards including the Prix Bayeux - Calvados in 2012, Award Pulitzer in 2013, British Journalism Award in 2015, POYi in 2013, 2016 and 2017 [...]
As part of the XI Moscow International Biennale ‘Fashion and Style in Photography-2019’ the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow presents an exhibition by one of the most celebrated contemporary Spanish photographers — ‘Fierce Expressionism’ by Alberto García-Alix. In 1999 he was winner of the Spanish National Photography Award. His work is included in the collections of major museums in Spain, Europe [...]
Join Spanish artist Rosana Antolí as she transforms Tate Exchange into an immersive and participatory space exploring ideas around ecology and biology in relation to art and choreography. The Kick Inside, The Loop Outside is based on the figure of Turritopsis dohrnii, the immortal [...]
Greta Alfaro’s Solo show ‘I Will Not Hesitate To React Spiritually’ in the former Lambeth County Courts. An imaginative fusion of fact and fiction in this site specific installation. Roaming Room presents this new work in our programme ‘The Theatre of Buildings’. Spanish artist [...]
Born in Madrid in 1958, Chema Madoz began self-taught photography and printing in the early 1980s, in the creative effervescence of Movida. He began exhibiting his work in 1983 while working as a bank clerk. In the early 1990s, he decided to stop photographing [...]
Catalonia will participate in the 58th edition of the Venice Biennale of Art as part of the Eventi Collaterali program with a project curated by Pedro Azara titled Losing Your Head (Idols). Catalonia's exhibition at the Venice Biennale is produced by the Institut Ramon Llull. To [...]
'Perforated' by Itziar Okariz and Sergio Prego is the project curated by Peio Aguirre, presenting Itziar Okariz and Sergio Prego as the main artists for the Pavilion of Spain at the 58th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia. An exhibition which proposes a perforation, metaphorically and literally, through [...]
Manolo Valdés exhibition, the first in Switzerland, will be curated by Rudy Chiappini and will host over 50 of the most significant works of the great master's long career, made from the mid-eighties up to the present day. The suggestive rooms and the court [...]
Affiniteiten is an annual exhibition project on artist couples who live but do not work together. Ángel Vergara (1958, Mieres, Spain). Lives and Works in Antwerpen, Belgium. Angel Vergara’s work includes a wide range of media and disciplines: representations, drawings, paintings, videos and installations. Audiovisual [...]
Material is central to Lara Almarcegui’s work. She explores sites in transformation: quarries, construction sites and wastelands where the materials themselves become the object of a tension between destruction and renewal. At the CAIRN art centre, Lara Almarcegui’s project reoccupies the recent construction site [...]
In this collection that builds my first solo exhibition in London and second in Madrid, I perform a manipulation that demands greater body movement, and an inevitable work-spectator relationship. Contrary to the immediate and massive consumption of images, these braided photographs challenge patience when [...]
The exhibition On Abortion is the first chapter of a long-term project titled A History of Misogyny from the photographer, a visual investigation of misogyny through historical and contemporary comparisons. In this chapter that she presents in Foto Colectania, Laia Abril documents and conceptualizes the dangers and damages [...]
Every year, the Circulation(s) festival provides us with an overview of the vitality of a new generation of European photographers. On the programme, more than fifty series of photos and as many real or invented stories, but also events for young and old. Jordi [...]
Waiting For The Light presents the artist’s most recent group of photographic still lifes. As in his films, which are dotted with erudite quotes and historical allusions, his work as a photographer references the realist painters in Madrid, especially Antonio López García and Isabel [...]
The exhibition “Navigatio vitae”, curated by Professor António Quadros Ferreira from the University of Porto, is comprised of paintings that use both wet and dry techniques, the outcome of a six-year inquiry into water. In fact, this element was the subject of research in [...]
Since the beginning of his artistic career in the 1980s, Rogelio López Cuenca (Nerja, 1959) has worked at the crossroads between the visual arts and the mass media. Taking writing off the page, he has exercised his own visual poetry that operates inside the [...]
Alexander Calder and Pablo Picasso – two of the most seminal figures of twentieth-century art – innovated entirely new ways to perceive grand themes. While the resonances between them are filled with endless possibilities, a key connection can be found specifically in their exploration [...]
This exhibition presents a selection of works carefully brought together to demonstrate the association between smell, memory and the construction of visual language. It is a basic human instinct to document, preserve, and materialize experience, often translated and existing as an archive of sorts, [...]
Picasso always claimed that his work was his "journal", a personal and secret journal that recounted his private life. As the 20th century unfolded, with its two world wars and rising totalitarianism, he related the tragedy of contemporary life through this journal. Although Picasso’s [...]
Spanish photographer Fernando Sancho presents a series of images that display the work of the conductor Pablo Heras Casado behind the scenes. Although frozen in time, a picture can provoke the same feeling as music does. Not for nothing, both arts share a common [...]
The project portrays, from Cuban’s people perspective, the peak of social change in their country since the fall of the Soviet Union in the 1990s. Ay mija! denies the idea of an homogeneous collective identity, and embrace s instead the polyphony and contradictions present [...]
On the occasion of the twenty-five years of the artistic residence of Pepe Espaliú in the Royal Academy of Spain, promotion 1992-1993, and of his death a few months later, the curators Xosé Prieto Souto (University Carlos III of Madrid and resident RAER 2016-2017 [...]
The 13th Havana Biennial, the largest visual arts event in Cuba, will be held from April 12 to May 12, 2019, with the commitment that the capital city of the island become a “cultural corridor” in which the creators and the public interact, announced [...]
An exhibition exploring the inequalities in the global food system. Delfina Foundation is proud to present the first UK solo exhibition of Asunción Molinos Gordo, Accumulation by Dispossession, curated by Dani Burrows. The exhibition takes its title from the work of the eminent Marxist Professor [...]
The piece was recently included in the 2018-19 solo exhibition Jorge Palacios at The Noguchi Museum, where Palacios’s sculptures were shown in three of the Museum’s indoor galleries and its sculpture garden in dialogue with the permanent collection of Isamu Noguchi’s works. For twenty years, Jorge Palacios (Madrid, [...]
Exhibition dedicated to Cristina de Middel, National Photography Award 2017, which brings together three of her photographic projects: Jan Mayen, Cucurrucucú y Aleatoris Vulgaris. Cristina de Middel (b.Alicante, Spain 1975) is a photographer whose work investigates photography’s ambiguous relationship to truth. Blending documentary and [...]
“Retratos cruzados” consists of 16 photographs of Spanish residents living in the Netherlands and Belgium and Dutch and Belgian Flemish citizens living in Spain, who have been portrayed in places historically related to the Eighty Years’ War, offering a modern perspective of the 450 [...]
Berta Sése´s photographic work is based on the close up perception and observation of our daily life, by interpreting the details it conceals. Using the macrophotographic technique, the artist livens up the discoveries of her visions in dreamlike worlds and landscapes, fruit of the [...]
The exhibition includes 52 portraits of actors, actresses, writers and directors of Catalan cinema taken during the shooting of her movies. Photographer and director Isabel Coixet decribes her series with this poem: Faces are my landscape. Not walls, nor sunsets. Not even oceans or [...]
Within the framework of the “Foco Cultura España-Colombia” (Spanish / Colombian Culture Spotlight), AC/E has programmed several activities at the festival with participation by Spanish artists Toni Mascaró, Rubén Romero, Ana Penyas, Nicolas Castell, Álvaro Ortiz, José Jajaja, Ricardo Cavolo, Los Bravú and Enrique Bordes, just to name some. Since 2010 this Festival has [...]
The outdoors exhibition includes unpublished work from Alejandra Carles Tolra series "The Bears" and Saving Face’. Rencontres avec des inconnus organized by Le Liberté, scène nationale de Toulon “The Bears” is a series of photographs portraying women who are part of Brown University’s rugby [...]
For the second time Daniel Verbis (León, 1968) is exhibiting at the Pilar Serra Gallery, this time presenting his work ‘Cross-Dressing’. According to Verbis, in art when some things masquerade as others, the unexplainable is being materialised, or in other words, the fact that [...]
A visual exploration of excess in territories that are more exposed to environmental issues and less prepared to its consequences. Cristina de Middel probably needs no introduction. Born in Spain in 1975, she shot to fame in 2012 with her self-published book The Afronauts. [...]
Is My Body Public is a new art work and fashion collection created by Alicia Framis (b. Barcelona 1967) For this work Framis has designed a new collection of dresses in which she explores the borders of that which is private and that which [...]
This project is a reflection about the multitude of varied identities of humans, from a feminist perspective and coming from the Foucauldian idea that all individuals are the result of social constructions. Subsequently, we do not belong to a natural identity but constructed where [...]
3 Punts Galeria presents the first individual exhibition of artist Kiko Miyares (1977, Asturias, Spain) in Barcelona. We will exhibit about fifteen sculptures, most of them human representations that are duplicated, fragmented or distorted and that require the observer's eye to complete the altered [...]
The first UK exhibition of Spain's Impressionist, Sorolla, in over a century. Known as the 'master of light' for his iridescent canvases, this is a rare opportunity to see the most complete exhibition of Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida's (1863–1923) paintings outside Spain. From the [...]
"Interventions: About the Public and the Private” is a project specifically conceived by Antoni Muntadas for the Serralves Villa in 1992. Composed of twenty-one brass elements, each containing the designation of the corresponding space at the Villa when it was inhabited and a photograph [...]
As part of the Spanish and Latin American Film Festival ¡Viva!, Instituto Cervantes Manchester, in collaboration with the University of Durham, will host part of the ‘Bigas Luna Tribute’: a creation about the famous Spanish film director and artist Bigas Luna who died in [...]
Londoners‘ is a project of portraits carried out over three years on the streets of the British capital. After some time observing people, so diverse and lacking communication amongst them in this city, Alex Amorós decided he was going to stop people and take portraits [...]
The aim of ’50 Years of Realism – From Photorealism to Virtual Reality’ is to present to the Brazilian audience a rich exhibition of a few well-established contemporary hyperrealist artists working today, some of whom are showing their work in Brazil for the first [...]
Echoing Goya and Picasso, the exhibition ¡Dulces Sueños! focuses on the contemporary Spanish scene, showcasing a dozen Spanish artists of the young generation, native Spaniards or Latin Americans, whose works are characterised by their political commitment. El sueño de la razon produce monstruos [The Sleep of Reason [...]
Opera Gallery London is proud to hereby present the latest series of works by Spanish artist Lita Cabellut. A selection of tweny two of her artworks invites us to step into the artist’s imagination, offering a meditative glimpse into the constant flow of mankind’s [...]
The exhibition Verso vi presents photographs of the Spanish artist Esther Ferrer, born during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) and who grew up under Franco's dictatorship (1939-1975). Using his own body in his performances and his photographs, his libertarian and committed posture echoes a [...]
The BPM is an international festival dedicated to the popularization of photography through educational and artistic programs. The festival program includes exhibitions, stands, workshops, portfolios, interviews with artists and critics. The festival gathers professional photographers, photo amateurs and all those interested in photographic art. [...]
The career of Antoni Tàpies (1923-2012) holds a position of enormous relevance within the context of international art during the second half of the twentieth century. As such, his work is part of those currents in Europe that searched for new ways of expression [...]
Featuring works on paper, installations and a video piece, Map of the Mould is the first solo show of the Spanish artist in the UK. The exhibition is part of the ongoing collaboration established between Galeria Carles Taché and No 20 Arts based on [...]
Ira Lombardía's projects focus on the drifts of language and digital semiotics. Her practice explores and challenges topics such as the emancipation and codification of visual language, strategies of appropriation of symbolic capital within the framework of the consumer society and the mediation of [...]
“Blind House” is an incisive artwork by collaborative artists Paloma Muñoz and Walter Martin that brings into question our ideals of house and home, privacy, and safety. As opposed to the idea of thinking glass houses were beautiful, a safe harbor and an example [...]
Pablo Picasso (1881–1973) is famous for shaking up art in the 20th century, for resetting the bar in painting, sculpture, printmaking, and ceramics. Not so well-known are the last two decades in his career, when Picasso produced more portraits of his wife Jacqueline than [...]
This new project has been imagined by Olivier Vrankenne and Stefan De Jaeger during the reading of "Une saison en enfer" written by the french poeter Arthur Rimbaud ; the first ever Rock Star. The reading of this autobiographical book of poetry instantly inspired Olivier Vrankenne. The [...]
Fourteen exclusive pieces created ad hoc by 7 different artists will be shown for the first time in New York. The outcome is a contemporary Catalan art recognition, driven by Lluís and Carmen Bassat and produced by the Consorcio Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de [...]
The Spanish contemporary artist Okuda brings his iconic “pop-surrealist” art form to Seaport through seven monumental sculptures lining Seaport Boulevard. In form, they are vibrant and lively; in concept, they serve as a tale of life, coexistence, and environment. Okuda reflects on ancient ideas [...]
The photographs of Chema Madoz, born in Madrid in 1958, subtly and ironically show paradoxical worlds of everyday objects. Ordinary objects that Madoz builds himself are placed in a new visual context in the environment of his studio. They are given a new meaning [...]
Gabriel Cualladó (Massanassa, Valencia, 1925 – Madrid, 2003) is acknowledged as one of the leading figures in the movement to renew Spanish photography in the second half of the 20th century. His work exudes a personality of its own and stands out from the [...]
In this series Pedro Paricio (Spain, b. 1982) explores the fundamentals of Picasso, one of the founding fathers of modernism and how his work has been a great inspiration. This exhibition will include both artworks by Pedro Paricio and Pablo Picasso, showcasing Paricio’s act [...]
“David Pujadó likes to move with simplicity and minimalism. His photographs cultivate silence around the image, a task that might appear easy at first glance when in fact it is quite difficult to accomplish. Pujadó knows how to unlock the souls he is looking [...]
The Museo Reina Sofía presents an exhibition by film-maker Albert Serra (Banyoles, Gerona, 1975), featuring his latest audiovisual work and framed inside the Fissures programme, set up to support contemporary artistic production. Defined by critics as an unflinching artist who remains at a distance [...]
This exhibition will provide an occasion for the public to discover or rediscover, among other works, the exceptional stage curtain by Picasso, La Dépouille du Minotaure en costume d’Arlequin [The Corpse of the Minotaur in Harlequin Costume], created by the artist in 1936 and donated by [...]
I Turn Chilli Red is an expression taken from a poem written in the early 16th century by an anonymous Aztec dyer and recorded by the Franciscan friar Bernardino de Sahagún in his General History of the Things of New Spain, better known as [...]
Sex, death, romance, magic, terror, wonder, alienation, and freedom: the night invites a myriad of often contradictory associations. For centuries, painters have been drawn to the mysteries and marvels of the night and its perceptual and poetic possibilities. From Rembrandt and his Night Watch [...]
The IAC will present the first significant solo exhibition in France of the work of artist Daniel Steegmann Mangrané. The artist, hailing from Catalonia, born in Barcelona (Spain) in 1977, who today lives and works in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) has presented his work [...]
Jaume Plensa (Spanish, b. 1955) is one of the world’s foremost living sculptors. He is widely known for large-scale public artworks and more intimate and meditative installations that aim to unify people through connections of spirituality, the body, and shared memory. Talking Continents is a [...]
Chillida is highly revered as a relentless innovator who challenged the conventions of sculpture through a questioning of form, material and space. Conceived as a celebration of the artist’s mastery of materials, the presentation is the rst of its kind in the Zurich gallery [...]
The exhibition will have 29 new works of which fifteen are canvases, twelve are works on paper and two ceramics. All these works have been made in the past two years and will be shown to the public for the first time. Life of [...]
This solo exhibition of Domènec (Mataró, 1962) offers a retrospective of his work from the late 1990s to the present, including some new projects. Using certain emblematic buildings or monuments of modernity as referents, Domènec analyses the proposals of the modern movement and its legacy [...]
The Spanish painter is never short of ideas. On the surface, his paintings look like snapshots but at the same time it’s hard to understand them at a glance or to describe them in a sentence. No matter how realistic his paintings may initially [...]
This exhibition brings together a selection of works that spans the artist’s over fifty-year long career, and includes manipulated paper reliefs, sculptures and drawings, as well as photographs of the young artist and his sculptural works taken by his life partner Antoni Bernad. As [...]
David Rodríguez Caballero, one of the main representatives of Contemporary Spanish Sculpture, opens his first solo show in London. Composed of fifteen works in aluminum, brass and copper, in large and small formats, and a selection of original drawings on paper never showed until [...]
The spanish artists Carlos Aires, Pedro Calapez, Carmen Calvo, Iván Capote, Mateo Maté, Javier Pérez, Bernardi Roig participate in the collective exhibition Black Mirror In many different cultures all over the world “Black Mirrors” have been luxurious, desirable objects. They were popular and profitable [...]
“You and all my writer friends have given me much help and improved my understanding of many things,” Joan Miró told the French poet Michel Leiris in the summer of 1924, writing from his family’s farm in Montroig, a small village nestled between the [...]
The character Benítez has chosen for his own immersion in the world of comics is Johnny Zipper (Juanito Cremallera) a character transferred, by its commercial author, from sado-maso to peluchosidad. The moral message is clear: shit is good (a billion flies can’t go wrong), [...]
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Borderlines is a group exhibition that gives form to the conceptual, geo-political, economic and cultural impacts of borders. It draws attention to the ownership of the earth beneath our feet, underwater realms, the rules governing the international movement of goods, nation-states, the UK border [...]
The International Public Art Festival is a 10 day long mural festival that gathers artists from across the globe to harness the power of public art by creating murals in the neighborhood of Salt River, Cape Town. The theme each year is used to [...]
The seventh solo exhibition of Spanish artist Enrique Marty (b. 1969) at Deweer Gallery 'All your World is Pointless' takes the viewer on an audio-visual trip through the absurdity of human existence and the way in which we ourselves deal with it, laced with [...]
In 2019, as an exceptional cultural highlight, the Fondation Beyeler is mounting a unique exhibition devoted to Pablo Picasso’s masterpieces of his early Blue and Rose periods. This will be the most comprehensive presentation ever seen in Europe of Picasso’s paintings and sculptures from [...]
This exhibition coincides with the two shows that he currently has in the two most emblematic museums in our country: one at the MACBA in Barcelona and the other at the Reina Sofia Museum in the Glass Palace in the Retiro Park in Madrid, [...]
