Julio Le Parc at the Tate Modern: your retina completes it
Tomorrow the Tate Modern in London inaugurates an anthology dedicated to the vibrant work of Julio Le Parc that…
MEADOW. 21ST CENTURY, a museum in progress
The Prado Museum’s most recent exhibition is neither monographic nor thematic, but completely different from those it usually offers…
Giovanni Segantini still hidden behind his legend
Paris. In 2021, visitors to the “Swiss Modernities” exhibition at the Musée d’Orsay were dazzled by Noon in the Alps…
Primada: the Cathedral of Toledo celebrates its eighth centenary
This year, 2026, Toledo commemorates the eighth centenary of the beginning of the construction of its Gothic Cathedral, under…
Alejandro Cartagena at Fundación Mapfre, Mexican variations
Of Dominican origin, as a teenager Alejandro Cartagena moved to live in Monterrey just when the extension of the…
At MICAS, architecture competes with the Reggie Burrows Hodges exhibition
The exhibition by painter Reggie Burrows Hodges (b. 1965) at the Malta International Contemporary Art Space (MICAS), entitled “Mela”, is…
Picasso, Morandi and Parmiggiani come to Venice
Venice (Italy).By carefully observing the programming of the Tornabuoni gallery in Florence, Milan and Paris, it appears quite clearly that…
Richard Avedon at Fundación Mapfre, the west as a necessity
It was 1978 when the then director of the Amon Carter Museum in Texas, Mitchell A. Wilder, came across…
Jorge Yeregui at the ICO Museum, the impossibility of the wild
The ICO Museum, which this year has been celebrating its three decades as an artistic and cultural center, joins…
González-Torres, vulnerable and political at the Reina Sofía Museum
Five years after its last Spanish retrospective, at the MACBA in Barcelona, the Reina Sofía Museum dedicates its first…
At MICAS, architecture competes with Reggie Burrows Hodge’s exhibition
The exhibition by painter Reggie Burrows Hodges (b. 1965) at the Malta International Contemporary Art Space (MICAS), entitled “Mela”, is…
Katharina Grosse in the Llotja de Palma, everything is painting
For Katharina Grosse, a painting is simply a screen between the artist and the viewer in which both can…