What do we really see when we look at Salvador Dalí’s iconic Christ of St. John of the Cross – a traditional religious image or a deeper reflection on infinity and the nature of the absolute? What Dalí proposes is not a

The Easter season and the following months offer an excellent opportunity to combine travel and art with first class international proposals. This selection brings together art exhibitions that balance big names, interesting curatorial contexts and attractive destinations, ideal for both short breaks

In the current context of the art market – increasingly oriented to traceability, historical contextualization and narrative construction – the precise identification of the place represented in a work has become a differential factor of high economic and patrimonial impact. Within this

To speak of Francis Picabia is to invoke the great chameleon of the avant-garde, an artist who made contradiction his only homeland. Francis Picabia was a cubist, the driving force of Dadaism in New York and a convinced surrealist, but none of

The concept of the wall as a canvas does not arise in isolation, but as a response to the saturation of the metropolis. Before Sarah Grilo turned urban typography into poetry, other pioneers had already understood that the wall is the raw