1 minute read. On the night of October 28, La Pedrera became a space of revelation. Inside, art, cinema, and architecture intertwined during the presentation of From Roots and Shadows, the new documentary by David Trueba that draws us into the creative universe of Cristina Iglesias—one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary sculpture. After…
1 minute read The Lázaro Galdiano Museum transforms into a studio, a temple, and a living space of creation. The protagonist: Santiago Ydáñez, the XXL painter who paints as if the world were slipping away with every brushstroke. His studio moves into the museum —literally— to give life to a large-scale painting created in situ,…
1 minute read. At a time when humanity faces an unprecedented transformation, young artist Laurenz Fruyt emerges on the contemporary art scene with a proposal as poetic as it is essential. His solo exhibition, “The Sacred Change: Visions of a New Earth,” invites us to look beyond the visible and step into the threshold of…
1-minute read. Listening can be a radical act. In (Be)etogether, artist duo María Castellanos and Alberto Valverde push that act to its limits—transforming bees not into symbols, but into interlocutors. Through sensors, AI, and interactive visualizations, this bold project goes beyond representation. It invites us to tune in to the rhythms of hive life and…
1-minute read. Some photographers frame the world; Moriyama claws at it. With his camera as a scalpel and Tokyo’s streets as raw skin, this icon of Japanese underground transforms the everyday into a pulse, an urgency. His black and white isn’t nostalgic—it’s rage, desire, fragment. Since the 1960s, Moriyama hasn’t portrayed the city—he’s collided with…
1-minute read. Color isn’t just something you see — it’s something you feel. It can transform spaces, express emotions, and tell stories without saying a single word.The secret? Learning to work with it so you can truly understand it. Now more than ever, books on color theory are creative compasses. Three gems, each from different…
1-minute read. At Artnobel, we don’t celebrate the predictable. That’s why we invite you to look beyond the frame—both literally and symbolically—with “Fuera de marco”, the exhibition shaking up museum conventions at CaixaForum Barcelona. Here, Rineke Dijkstra and Philippe Parreno don’t just exhibit artworks—they transform them. Dijkstra replaces the painting with the emotional echoes of…
1-minute read. Some truths only emerge in the shadows. And when a documentary flirts with mystery, it becomes an unsettling portal—where the visible turns to suspicion and the ordinary becomes enigmatic. From hidden archives to real-life disappearances, unsolved crimes, secret cults, or public figures wrapped in impossible theories… mystery documentaries don’t just inform—they haunt us.…
1-minute read. There are films that are simply projected on a screen. And then there are others —like Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist— that are inhabited, like a bare building facing winter. This is not a film: it’s a manifesto with tectonic ambition. In an age of liquid cinema, Corbet dares to pour concrete. Adrien Brody…
1-minute read. In our ongoing exploration of spaces where contemporary art merges with the urban fabric, there are places that stand out not only for their beauty or aesthetic vision, but for their power to transform a city from within. One such place is New York’s High Line—a former elevated freight rail line turned into…
