The Barcelona gallery Bombon Projects presents until January 30 an exhibition of historical contemporary art in dialogue and harmony with current works of art. The exhibition vindicates the spirit that animated the artist, collector and dealer William Copley in 1968 when he created SMS, an affordable mail-order art project in New York. Copley, aided by … Read more
Monday, January 18, 2021 | 1: 36hs. Active, charitable, helpful, creative and cheerful, these are qualities that are manifested in Graciela Maidana (55). The breast cancer she suffered did not turn her off, but rather motivated her to cling to life, she found in the art of making crafts the strength she needed and also … Read more
Pepa Bueno has climbed Kilimanjaro, collects art, reads, goes to exhibitions and says that sometimes she feels like the replicant of Blade Runner, because she has seen things in Madrid that no one would imagine. Graduated in History of Art and with a half thesis, Bueno has gone from directing the main women’s magazines in … Read more
Diana Corvelle sketchbook. 1 The real. Consistency, hardness, fixity. And, despite this, the real is soft, fluid, it is in motion. The real passes; time incarnates in beings or, better, beings are for time. Last and toughness are analogous. The stone, which seems so immobile, keeps within itself an incessant mobility. The exterior of the … Read more
Solo una Flor (Made in Mexico), 1968. Acrylic and marbles on wood. 122.6 x 200 x 5.1 cm | Courtesy of the Ella Fontanals-Cisneros Collection | Photo Oriol Tarridas Felipe Ehrenberg (1943-2017) is a fundamental figure in Mexican conceptual art. He was born in Tlacopac in 1943, and from a very young age he worked … Read more
The Junta de Castilla y León has launched a Reactivation Plan endowed with 200,000 euros for the purchase of work that artists and gallery owners describe as “late, deficient and scarce” Enrique Marty, in front of his work in the Chapel of the Patio Herreriano. / G. Villamil VICTORIA M. CHILD Valladolid Sunday, 17 January … Read more
Depending on who you talk to, and according to their biographers, Patricia Highsmith It was one way or another. She was a passionate woman, she was a cold woman, she was a misanthropic, a social outcast, a feminist, a misogynist, she was loyal or a traitor. All the uncertainty that surrounds the author, full of … Read more
He Lafuente Archive continues with collaborations with national art centers -such as the Reina Sofía, the March Foundation, or the IVAM-, and international, with loans for current and future exhibitions during this year. The contribution and prominence of the Archive is reflected both in ongoing exhibitions and in the 2021 agenda. This content is exclusive … Read more
Caricature is a sharp and humorous art that strengthens democracy, or cries out for its absence, and is strengthened with freedom of thought and critical expression. Marcel Marceau and Charles Chaplin immortalized it with their silences. It is inspired by the social and political daily life of a community. His brushes are: image, satire, irony … Read more
Facebook 0 Twitter 0 WhatsApp 0 The voice of Galicia Miguel Angel Fernndez 17/01/2021 05:00 h Although for the most anticipated films – the returns of the fantastic Dune seen by Denis Villeneuve and the musical West Side Story according to Steven Spielberg– We will have to wait for the last quarter, 2021 will be … Read more