In Brussels, a portrait of Chantal Akerman
Belgium. With this impressive retrospective “Chantal Akerman (1950-2015)”, the Palais des Beaux-Arts (Bozar) in Brussels shows that the filmmaker whose…
Barcelona and its metropolitan area will host the next Manifesta
Barcelona, Manifesta, the European nomadic biennial, has announced that Barcelona and its metropolitan area will host the activities of this…
The Bemberg Foundation enters the “Latin paradises”
Toulouse. With “Latin Paradises: South American Stars”, the Bemberg Foundation inaugurates its spaces dedicated to temporary exhibitions and opens its…
Mari Chordà… and many other things
Barcelona, Back in 2012, she was part of the extensive collective exhibition at MUSAC “Feminist Genealogies in Spanish Art: 1960-2010”…
Breitner under the impression of Manet and Degas
The Netherlands. He is the Dutch impressionist, famous for his views of Amsterdam, his horses, his women in kimonos and…
José Manuel Ballester, another connection with the tree
Santander, It was approximately in 2007 when José Manuel Ballester began working on the series Hidden Spaces: photographs in which…
Susan Hiller, beyond reason
Caceres, Born in Florida in 1940, Susan Hiller trained in Massachusetts and New Orleans before moving, in 1969, to London,…
The House of the Dragon has been invited to the Royal Collections Gallery in Madrid
During a flash exhibition which ended a few days ago, the costumes from the series The Dragon Housederived from the…
María Aranguren, a return to the origin
Valencia, The production of the Madrid artist María Aranguren is characterized by her use of a small list of elements…
Yoshitomo Nara and the tender demons
Bilbao, He has managed to make anyone who contemplates an image of his children with very large heads and eyes,…
Up close to the masterpieces of Notre-Dame
Paris. This is what we could call a positive collateral effect. The dramatic fire at Notre-Dame de Paris in 2019…
About Hermogenes, the line and science fiction
Burgos, It entails difficulties in learning to read, but for Jonathan Hammer it is possible to find some positive point…