Art

Richie Culver
Painting with Nothingness

The painter and musician is releasing “I Trust Pain,” an album that reflects on what being underground means today, as well as poking fun at the struggles of the artist’s life.

Nothing Holds on Its Own
The Entangled Lives of Artists

Today in London, an exciting exhibition opens that takes the relational logic of existence as the ultimate expression of connection. Featuring love, entanglement and cool hard lines of wood and metal sculpture.

Íñigo Navarro
La esencia fluctuante

El artista madrileño nos eleva en el aire con su nueva exposición, “Ayer pisó tu sombra un tigre”, inspirada en obras de Goya y donde lo auténtico brota de la forma más natural posible.

Antonio Ovejero
La belleza de lo cotidiano

¿Cómo podemos regenerar la memoria desde la creación? El pintor valenciano lo explora en su exposición “Si todo fuera de terciopelo”, un relato de identidad, familia, historia y futuro.

Dream Rooms: Environments by Women Artists 1950s - Now
Twelve Different Worlds

This show celebrates the astonishing contributions of female artists through twelve immersive environments that highlight how women have redefined the relationship between body, space, and perception

Lucía Coz
La urgencia de no olvidar el presente

Hablamos con la autora de “Siempre quise hablar con los animales”, un libro ilustrado que se siente como una conversación entre amigas. Para los que necesitéis un abrazo o entender a vuestra mascota.

Garden Futures: Designing with Nature
Roots of Joy

V&A Dundee’s major exhibition celebrates the power of gardens, exploring how they nurture our wellbeing, inspire joy and offer moments of peace in our everyday life.

Steve McQueen: Bass
A Space to Simply Be

Entering the artist’s installation at Basel’s Schaulager museum is a mind-altering experience. With no object to contemplate, it orchestrates an encounter between light, sound, and space.

Katerina Shukshina
The Garden as a Wardrobe

She turns pea stalks into earpieces and zucchini into loafers. Katerina Shukshina discusses her unique art, where fashion is grown, worn, and sometimes even eaten.

Emi Kusano: Ego in the Shell
Ghost Interrogations, Technology, and Selfhood

By staging personal history as something porous and co-authored between humans and machines, this exhibit invites viewers to inhabit the threshold between image and subject, observer and observed.