Art

London’s National Portrait Gallery explores the pop-culturally significant and subtly radical legacy of Marilyn Monroe one hundred years later, asking us how we know the iconic figure.

Una exposición que conecta memoria minera, arquitectura especulativa e infraestructura digital para pensar el subsuelo asturiano como territorio de futuro.

A provocative Paris exhibition places desire, fashion and objectification face to face, reopening a debate around power, bodies and an uneasy Pop Art legacy.

Una instalación convierte algoritmos de optimización y danzas tradicionales en una coreografía de pájaros autómatas vinculada al augurio y al futuro.

Studio Iron blurs art, design, and object through a Saatchi Yates show that questions creative hierarchies, beauty standards, and what function can mean

The Lithuanian artist gave METAL access to the Latvian capital’s art scene where artists grappled with welded industrial work and threatening spectres.

Un recorrido por los cuerpos que el canon celebró, corrigió o expulsó, y por las formas de belleza que vuelven para reclamar lugar propio

Curated by the late Koyo Kouoh, this year’s main exhibition, “In Minor Keys”, invites a slower, more attentive mode of perception. We go through the best pavilions within that context.

A politically charged choreography moves from martial discipline to club catharsis, but its formal solidity never quite reaches the revolt it promises.

In Venice, stray dogs, soliloquies and the secret language of paper watermarks converge in “Paper Tears,” a meditation on power and displacement.