Under the title Estancias, Cuerpos, Palabras, the exhibition brings together more than a hundred works by the American artist, demonstrating the multidisciplinary capacity of a singular and unclassifiable creator.
The great work devoted to the French Revolution and its era is published in Spain. An essential classic that dissects each and every aspect of the historical moment.
Published in October 2018, the book by the film director and writer has already become a reference essay within the art world. Cinema, painting, sculpture, photography and science flow through its pages, creating a text as interesting as it is revealing.
The boundaries between literary disciplines dissolve in the new compilation book by the philosopher and thinker. A work to reflect on and to enjoy.
The painter shows her latest work in the city she has made her home and her studio. A selection of recent pieces that pursue the aim of her art: to capture the essence, the air and the atmosphere of “non-places”.…
Wet Labryrinth (With Spontaneous Landscape) is the name of the installation commissioned from the artist by the London institution.
"Video-Translaciones: miradas x espacios" is a show running parallel to the art fair, in which thirteen creators from the guest country offer a sensory and immersive journey through their works.
The piece The Tryptich, created expressly for the gallery, can be admired in Marta Moriarty's Art Window space. At the same time, Liebmann will present a book of his drawings in Madrid.
With more than 100,000 visitors a year and about to celebrate its 50th anniversary in 2022, the Rothko Chapel will close for a few months next year to undergo a profound and much-needed renovation
The arts center The Shed will open its doors in the spring of 2019 with the aim of giving visibility to all kinds of artistic disciplines, by established artists as well as by emerging or unknown creators.
The new section spans a four-thousand-square-metre site where the ruins of an ancient neighbourhood are located. The remains date from the Roman and Byzantine periods.
To contemplate a painting by Cecily Brown is to experience something vital, especially as regards the massive canvasses she churned out feverishly during the early years. Their surfaces manifest an intense vacuous horror, where a profusion of colours and brushstrokes reveal bodies twisted in passion or revulsion, fairytale characters, nudes, fruits, trees or, even, just lines of expression and vibrant colours that are a masterclass in composition.
“I am a specialist in life as a permanent crisis.” Thus defines himself Miquel Barceló, one of the most sought-after and internationally recognized Spanish artists alive today. His capacity for communication goes hand in hand with the scope and variety of his work: huge canvasses, small drawings, murals, engravings, book illustrations, ceramics, sculpture, opera staging, album covers, posters, television programmes
Francisco de Goya's work is universally famous for its spectacular quality, its modernity and its commitment. The Fuendetodos teacher was a pioneer in technique and subject matter; a nonconformist in a society where he never quite fit in, but who surrendered to his dazzling artistry.
"Art has nothing to do with ugliness or sadness. Light is the life of all it touches; so the more light there is in a painting, the more life, the more truth, the more beauty it will have." It is no coincidence that Joaquín Sorolla is known as "the painter of light". The spectacular effects that the Valencian master imprinted on his canvases have yet to be matched by any other artist.