Art for Colombia: Galleries and Artists Unite in the Face of the Emergency
The initiative brings together 24 galleries and more than 100 artists for a charity sale to benefit those affected by the earthquake.
Art from Tamaulipas Takes Over the MAT: What Does Time Look Like When It Becomes a Work of Art?
“ZIG-ZAG: Lines in Time” and “Landscape: A Look Within” are the exhibitions opening.
Sorondo Projects: “Latin American art is not on the periphery; it is part of the global conversation”
From Barcelona, gallery owner and curator Juliana Sorondo reflects on the Latin American diaspora and the power of art.
Technology as Landscape: Max de Esteban in “So Many Stories. So Many Questions”
The exhibition, now on view at Fundación Foto Colectania in Barcelona, questions the future we are building.
Mariajosé Fernández-Plenge: “Art can be uncomfortable in different ways”
The Peruvian-German artist discusses the ideas that have shaped her work.
ABC ART BAJA CALIFORNIA is looking for participants for its fifth edition
PLATFORM, HALL, VENUE, COURTYARD, and SOUND are the five pillars that make up this year's edition.
Luis Valverde, of Espacio Mínimo: “A gallery isn’t a space—it’s a project”
“It’s Not a Poem, Even Though We Dream of Many Things,” the new exhibition at Galerie Nordenhake Mexico
Adrián Guerrero: The Art of Stopping to Look
John Giorno: The multidisciplinary artist’s work comes to Kurimanzutto
