Colita's posthumous exhibition recovers her photographs from an iconic book of feminism in the Transition
Barcelona, 1974. Two neighbors meet at the bakery.—Hey, you have a lot of photos of women, right?-Many! My archive is ...
Tag: Temporary exhibitions
Maria Lamas, the photographer who challenged Salazar with her nation of barefoot women
Maria Lamas (1893-1983) He challenged many things at a time when challenging was not free. The Portuguese woman went through ...
Joan Fontcuberta and artificial intelligence: from inopia to the desacralization of the image
Nemotype is a term coined by the researcher and independent curator Sema D'Acosta, which immerses us in the nostalgia of ...
Yoko Ono, the most famous unknown artist in the world
It happened in March 1945. Yoko Ono was 12 years old when the US army bombed Tokyo, so the future ...
Nicholas Cullinan: “Luckily, when we talk about art we no longer just think of a heterosexual man with a paintbrush”
Among all the pieces of furniture surpassed by our small living rooms, few represent the most useless of the past ...
Memories and mixtures that build community in Spain
“I think it is important to be here and encourage the younger generations to dare. Now is the moment in ...
Burle Marx: the Brazilian landscaper who embraced local flora to defend a city for all
The promenade of Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro, with the waves and geometric designs in white, black and reddish ...
Schönberg and Kraus: the noisy charm of a dissonance against the world
The Viennese composer Arnold Schönberg started a musical revolution a century ago and critics took part. “If this way of ...
The intimate spaces of Chantal Akerman, director of the best film in history
Poetry, which is the preamble to all the arts, has a mysterious autonomy in relation to the powerful scale of ...
Art against late capitalism: its enemies also know the system
“It is easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism”: the phrase is sometimes attributed ...
