If we had to name a contemporary artist who has managed to dismantle the solemnity of classical European painting and reassemble it through the lens of a psychotic and visceral comic book aesthetic, that artist would undoubtedly be George Condo. Since

The appearance on the market of an early work by Wifredo Lam is always a relevant event. Even more so when it is a painting like Ávila, created during the artist’s formative years in Spain. The work, which represents the walled profile

Contemporary interior design is undergoing a true metamorphosis through a nostalgic look at the past. After years of dominance of monochromatic minimalism and excessively industrial lines, current aesthetic trends are looking back to history to recover the opulence, texture and uniqueness of

José Gurvich (1927-1974) occupies a central place in Rio de la Plata and Latin American modern art. Born in Lithuania and emigrated with his family to Uruguay during his childhood, his biography is deeply marked by displacement, migration and the search for

Within contemporary art, Juan Genovés occupies a unique position for the solidity with which he unites formal innovation, political commitment and institutional recognition. His work, which has become one of the most recognizable in the Spanish art scene of the 20th century,

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