PHILLIPS, in collaboration with VILLAZAN, presents a limited edition diptych screenprint by Edgar Plans. Each print is hand-finished by the artist, making every work a UNIQUE piece.
Angélica R. Salas Núñez
VILLAZAN is thrilled to announce the launch of "Art Notes I" & "Art Notes II", the inaugural collaboration between our gallery, the acclaimed Spanish artist Edgar Plans, and Dropshop by Phillips.
Jean‑Michel Basquiat and the Art of Storytelling: A Review of the 40th Anniversary Edition
Angélica R. Salas Núñez
This richly illustrated volume delves into Basquiat’s gift for visual storytelling, showcasing how his paintings, drawings, and handwritten notes weave a vivid narrative of his era, identity, and the world that shaped him.
David Hockney 25: the most ambitious retrospective at Fondation Louis Vuitton
Angélica R. Salas Núñez
The Fondation Louis-Vuitton in Paris presents a survey of David Hockney’s 70‑year career: over 400 works (oil paintings, iPad drawings, charcoal sketches, video installations, and set designs) across 11 immersive rooms, co‑curated with the artist.
Roy Lichtenstein: Pop Art through the eyes of a master
Daniela Da Cruz Lima
Contemporary art embraces diverse styles and critical voices. Pop Art stands out, with Roy Lichtenstein as a key figure who redefined art by using popular culture and comic imagery as expressive tools.
Yves Klein's blue: A color that transcends art
Daniela Da Cruz Lima
Blue has long captivated artists and thinkers. Yet, few hues have transformed art like Yves Klein Blue. This vibrant tone, known as International Klein Blue (IKB), became emblematic of French artist Yves Klein’s work and marked a pivotal moment in modern art.
Buddhism in Contemporary Art
Zoe Manzanares Solá
Rooted in impermanence, non-self, and mindfulness, Buddhist philosophy seeps into contemporary art, dissolving the boundaries between thought, process, and perception.
Vantablack: The Darkest Black in the World and Its Revolution in Contemporary Art
Daniela Da Cruz Lima
Contemporary art employs cutting-edge materials like Vantablack (a substance that absorbs nearly all visible light) to push aesthetic boundaries and deliver a transformative visual experience.
VILLAZAN’S 10-YEAR ANNIVERSARY: HONOURING CUTEISM
Zoe Manzanares Solá
Celebrating a decade of curatorial vision, VILLAZAN returns to the movement that defined its beginnings, Cuteism, through a special presentation at ART OnO Fair 2025.
KUSAMA: INFINITY - THE LIFE AND ART OF YAYOI KUSAMA (2018)
Zoe Manzanares Solá
Born in Matsumoto, Japan in 1929, Yayoi Kusama is a pivotal figure in 20th and 21st-century art. Her work, featuring obsessive repetition, immersive sensory elements, and identity exploration, has cemented her status as a contemporary icon.
Minimalism and Maximalism in Contemporary Art
Angélica R. Salas Núñez
In contemporary art, multiple movements and artistic approaches coexist. This article analyzes two contrasting trends that, while appearing as opposites, also complement each other.
The Art of Nostalgia: Why Are the Feelings of the Past So Powerful?
Daniela Da Cruz Lima
This article explores how contemporary art uses nostalgia to examine memory, identity, and social change. It also analyzes how art reflects the past-present relationship and how artists evoke nostalgia to connect emotionally with their audience.
The Iconography of the Mirror in Art
Angélica R. Salas Núñez
The mirror has been a symbolically charged element in art since time immemorial, used to convey ideas, evoke emotions, and tell stories in unique ways.
On view until May 4, 2025: Max Ernst. Remembering a Surrealism master
Daniela Da Cruz Lima
Max Ernst in Madrid: the exhibition that unveils the dreamlike and experimental world of a surrealism master
Gabriele Münter: A Pioneer of German Expressionism at Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
Angélica R. Salas Núñez
The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum presents the first major retrospective in Spain dedicated to Gabriele Münter (1877-1962), one of the most significant figures of German Expressionism and a co-founder of the influential group Der Blaue Reiter (The Blue Rider).
The Use of Color in Contemporary Art
Daniela Da Cruz Lima
In contemporary art, color is more than visual; it’s a dynamic, emotional, and conceptual medium. Its evolving meanings and uses reflect cultural, social, and technological changes in today’s world, showcasing its transformative role in modern expression.
I ♥ John Giorno: A Retrospective Full of Love
Angélica R. Salas Nuñez
In 2017, the renowned Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone curated an impressive retrospective titled "I ♥ John Giorno" to honor the life and work of his partner, the poet, performer, and activist John Giorno.
Minimalist Art: A Silent Language
Daniela Da Cruz Lima
Minimalist art, in its purest essence, moves away from visual overload and excessive details to embrace the essential and simple.
Hilma af Klint, the Pioneer of Abstract Art, currently on exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao
Angélica R. Salas Núñez
The exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao explores the life and work of Swedish artist Hilma af Klint, highlighting her role as a pioneer of abstraction, from her early works to automatic drawings, key series, and late watercolors.
Peter Halley at Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum: A Retrospective of Geometry
Angélica R. Salas Núñez
Spain presents a major Halley retrospective at the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum from October 19, 2024, to January 19, 2025. The exhibition covers his work from 1985 to 2024, marking the first since 1992, when the Reina Sofía Museum held a previous show.
Anish Kapoor and Mirrors
Angélica R. Salas Núñez
Anish Kapoor is a leading contemporary sculptor known for exploring negative space with geometric shapes, reflections, and curves. He experiments with materials like stone, wax, cement, earth, and steel to create innovative, thought-provoking works.
Loneliness in art
Angélica R. Salas Núñez
Loneliness has been a source of inspiration for artists throughout history, leading to works that delve into silence, introspection, and isolation. This article explores how artists from different periods have depicted this emotion and captured its essence.
“Inner Matter”: Jaume Plensa’s introspective art illuminates the Espacio Fundación Telefónica
Angélica R. Salas Núñez
Jaume Plensa, one of the most significant visual artists on the contemporary art scene, presents fifteen of his works in a beautiful retrospective at Espacio Fundación Telefónica in Madrid, two decades after his last solo exhibition.
On view until March 10, 2025: “Esperpento. Popular art and aesthetic revolution” at Reina Sofia Museum
Angélica R. Salas Núñez
The exhibition hosted by the Museo Reina Sofía delves into the concept of "esperpento," introduced by Ramón María del Valle-Inclán. This critical aesthetic framework challenges conventional perceptions, offering an alternative approach to understanding reality
“Entre el diví i el profà” is Elvira Fustero’s current retrospective exhibition at Museu Enric Monjo
Angélica R. Salas Núñez
Fustero’s solo exhibition is currently open until November 24, 2024, and takes visitors on a chronological journey, showcasing works from the 1980s to the present
Zanele Muholi, an artist whose work tells the stories of the Black LGBTQIA+ community, is currently showcasing their photographs in an exhibition at the Tate Modern.
Angélica R. Salas Núñez
Muholi is one of the most acclaimed photographic artists working today, with works exhibited all over the world. This exhibition, featuring more than 260 photographs, showcases the full range of their work, from its beginnings to the present day.
Figurative painting and the School of London
Angélica R. Salas Núñez
After World War II, this artistic movement emerged as a reaction against abstraction, advocating for a more realistic painting style that would reveal the truth of the subject
Jesús Rafael Soto and his relationship with Los Disidentes
Angélica R. Salas Núñez
Soto was part of the group known as Los Disidentes. Although the group was short-lived and his active involvement was brief, it played a significant role in inspiring Venezuelan artists to embrace the world of abstract art.
On View Until November 10: “Crafting Modernity: Design in Latin America, 1940–1980” at MoMA Museum
Angélica R. Salas Núñez
Organized by guest curator Ana Elena Mallet and curatorial assistant Amanda Forment from the Department of Architecture and Design, the Museum of Modern Art presents for the first time a major exhibition of modern Latin American design in the United States
Serge Poliakoff during the post-war period in Paris
Claire Joiris
Serge Poliakoff emerged as a key figure in post-war abstract art in Paris, known for his innovative use of color and form, while his contemporary, Victor Vasarely, pioneered the Op Art movement with optical illusions and geometric patterns.
Alexander Calder and Spain: A Legacy of Artistic Exchange and Collaboration
Pablo Villazan
Alexander Calder’s relationship with Spain and Spanish artists was a significant chapter in his artistic journey. The mutual influence between Calder and Spain enriched the art world, fostering creativity and innovation.
Vera Molnár's works on view at Centre Pompidou until August 26th, 2024
Emma Garrido Arredondo
This comprehensive exhibition, open until 26 August, features key works from different phases of her illustrious career, including early drawings, algorithmic series and in situ installations.
Palazzo Diedo Berggruen Arts & Culture
Tania Fer
After ten years with its doors closed, Palazzo Diedo in Venice resurfaced this year with a fresh look and a slate of new large-scale works by leading global artists.
Remembering Bill Viola: A Pioneer in Video Art
Emma Garrido Arredondo
Viola has been a precursor in the integration of video technology in art. He has used techniques such as slow-motion video, time-lapse photography and high-definition images to create his innovative works
The warm touch of summer in art
Emma Garrido Arredondo
The representation of the seasons of the year in art has been a prominent topic over the centuries, and in this case summer stands out for its vitality, warmth and the feelings of joy and relaxation it evokes
“Music of the Mind”: An exhibition at the Tate Modern showcasing Yoko Ono’s conceptual practice
Emma Garrido Arredondo
Visit the exhibition dedicated to Yoko Ono at the Tate Modern in London. This exhibition spans over seven decades of her prolific career and highlights key periods, including her influential stay in London.
Upside down, the iconography of stairs
Jorge Romero Mancebo
This entry is dedicated to the iconography of stairs, starting with the great masters of painting and ending with their representation in contemporary art.
Getting to know: Byun Sehee
Emma Garrido Arredondo
Meet the South Korean artist Byun Sehee who is currently showing "Sparkling pieces" at VLAB Madrid.
PhotoEspaña 2024: Perpetuum mobile
Jorge Romero Mancebo
The Photoespaña International Festival, which is held throughout the peninsula, began last May and will run until September, with activities in different museums, galleries and cultural centers
We are delighted to announce Suntur's next exhibition in November this year at VILLAZAN Madrid
Jorge Romero Mancebo
Suntur's solo exhibition at VILLAZAN Madrid will showcase his majestic infinite landscapes
Christopher Makos' exhibition at the Museo Lázaro Galdiano in Madrid can now be visited until July 21, 2024.
Jorge Romero Mancebo
Madrid is hosting the collaboration between the Suñol Soler Collection and the Lazaro Galdiano Museum, presenting works by Andy Wharhol and the photographer Christopher Makos
The power of the body as an architectural form
Jorge Romero Mancebo
“Body Configurations”: Exploring how Valie Export merges the human body with urban and natural landscapes
Robert Nava's exhibition at the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum in Madrid can now be visited until September
Jorge Romero Mancebo
The new exhibition at the Thyssen-Bornemisza presents large-scale works by the American expressionist artist
“Undivining Divinity” is Pedro Hoz’s upcoming exhibition at CEART Museum
Jorge Romero Mancebo
May 31st is the opening of Pedro Hoz's first exhibition in the Museum at the Centro de Arte Tomás y Valiente (CEART) in Fuenlabrada, Madrid
11 abstract paintings you should know
Jorge Romero Mancebo
Throughout this article we have reviewed the most important works of abstract art until nowadays
The Albertina Museum hosts a retrospective of the unforgettable pop artist Roy Lichtenstein
Emma Garrido Arredondo
The 100th anniversary of the birth of Roy Lichtenstein (October 27, 1923 - September 29, 1997) who, along with Andy Warhol, was one of the most influential and innovative Pop Art artists of the 20th century.
Abstraction and geometry: exploring the art of Agnes Martin
Jorge Romero Mancebo
2024 marks the 20th anniversary of the death of American abstract painter Agnes Martin
August Vilella's exhibition “Echoes of Silence” at VILLAZAN New York was a total success
Jorge Romero Mancebo
The opening of his new solo exhibition took place last Thursday, April 25 at VILLAZAN New York.
Meet the artist Jonathon Downing
Jorge Romero Mancebo
Meet the American artist Jonathon Downing who is currently showing "Appearances, Aspirations and allusions" at VLAB Madrid.
Video art: exploring reality through the screen
Jorge Romero Mancebo
Video art is a new technique that has come to stay, becoming one of the most important in the contemporary art world.
"Anselm”, the homage to the painting by Wim Wenders
Jorge Romero Mancebo
Win Wenders, the renewed filmmaker, pays his personal tribute to the German artist Anselm Kiefer and his work.
Herru Yoga, the artist who juxtaposes baroque chiaroscuro and draws inspiration from abstract expressionism
Emma Garrido Arredondo
The painter Herru Yoga, born in Indonesia in 1989, juxtaposes two historical pictorial techniques: the mastery of chiaroscuro of the Baroque era and the gestural approach to painting, indebted to Abstract Expressionism
Chairs in the art world
Jorge Romero Mancebo
Following on with the series of objects in the world of art, this time we have chosen chairs, relating it to the last article of Sofas, focusing on the world of the furniture.
Getting to know the founder of the new art fair Art Ono: Jae Myung Noh
Jorge Romero Mancebo
The Korean collector Jae Myung Noh has launched the new art fair Art ONO "One and Only" which was held in April this year from 18th to 21st April in Seoul
Venice Art Biennale celebrates its 60th edition
Jorge Romero Mancebo
The prestigious Venice Art Biennale opened this April 2024 and will run through November, establishing itself as one of the major art events of the year
Last weeks to visit Lee Ufan’s exhibition at the Berlin Hamburger Bahnhof
Jorge Romero Mancebo
The Hamburger Bahnhof - Nationalgalerie der Gegenwart has hosted the largest German retrospective of Lee Ufan, featuring around 50 works by the Korean artist
Ryol: turning his passion for pop culture into his canvases influenced mostly by his childhood
Emma Garrido Arredondo
Yogyakarta based Artist (b. 1993), Laksamana Ryo a.k.a Ryol has been focusing his skills in visual art, especially pop culture visual art. His solo exhibition at VILLAZAN Madrid "Polah" features a series of works highlighting the movements of the limbs.
Edgar Plans' Animal Heroes arrive at PSG's Paris stadium for Champions League quarter-final
Claire Joiris
The acclaimed Spanish artist Edgar Plans has designed the official poster for the Champions League quarter-final match between PSG and Barça taking place on April 10th, 2024 at the Parc des Princes stadium
The iconography of the sofa in art
Jorge Romero Mancebo
An exploration of the relationship between sofas and their representation in art, from classical masterpieces to contemporary artworks.
Meet the artists: Fajar Amali & Oggzgoy
Emma Garrido Arredondo
Meet the Indonesian artists Fajar Amali & Oggzgoy who have participated in the duo exhibition at VLAB Madrid entitled "From Indonesia with colors".
The mystery of a Masterpiece
Jorge Romero Mancebo
Richard Serra's masterpiece, "Equals-Parallels: Guernica-Bengasi" is one of the biggest enigmas of contemporary art
Edgar Plans lands in Hong Kong with a solo exhibition at Tang Contemporary and his first participation to Art Basel
Jorge Romero Mancebo
"Heart of fearlessness" is Edgar Plans' first solo exhibition at Tang Contemporary gallery in Hong Kong which is open from March 25 to May 10, 2024. Plans' work can also be seen at Tang Contemporary's booth at Art Basel Hong Kong.
“Art and Nature” exhibition unveiled at CaixaForum Madrid
Jorge Romero Mancebo
The captivating exhibition "Art and Nature" at CaixaForum Madrid opened its doors on February 19, offering visitors an extraordinary journey throughout a century of art and its profound connection with the world of nature.
Meet the artist: August Vilella
Jorge Romero Mancebo
We are delighted to announce August Vilella's upcoming exhibition in our New York gallery in April 2024
Ceramics and ceramists, between tradition and the avant-garde
Jorge Romero Mancebo
Ceramics is a classic technique that has been used since humans began to develop technology and has been used for more than 250.000 years
Madrid art week
Jorge Romero Mancebo
On the occasion of the Madrid Art Week, the Spanish capital will host a variety of activities that will transform the city into a neuralgic center of new artistic trends with international and national events throughout the week.
Marina Abramovic's upcoming exhibition at Stedelijk Museum of Amsterdam
Jorge Romero Mancebo
On March 16, Marina Abramovic's first solo exhibition in Amsterdam will open at the Stedelijk Museum of Contemporary Art.
Fluxus. The revolution of art through irony
Jorge Romero Mancebo
Fluxus sought to eliminate the boundaries between art forms.The term derived from the Latin word meaning 'to flow,' encapsulating the movement's fluid and dynamic nature. —Nam June Paik
Semiotics of the kitchen: Martha Rosler
Jorge Romero Mancebo
How can a knife, plates or a nutcracker be used as a form of critique of society's gender roles?
The representation of dance in art
Jorge Romero Mancebo
Dancing has been represented in art history from the earliest works of Ancient Greece to the present day, as music and dance are a big influence on personal relationships.
Suanjaya Kencut: depicting fabric dolls with button eyes
Jorge Romero Mancebo
Suanjaya Kencut (indonesia 1994) is a visual artist that mainly represents dolls that seem to live through human emotions, struggles and life joys.
Diren Lee: the storyteller of the unconscious world
Jorge Romero Mancebo
Diren Lee analyzes stories of unconsciousness through dreams beyond self-consciousness, then expresses the essence of consciousness on canvas. All the characters in her dream are parts of spiritual energy.
Rewatching the film "Never Look Away" by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
Jorge Romero Mancebo
"Never Look Away," by German director Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, takes its inspiration from the life and work of the celebrated German visual artist Gerhard Richter. The film itself is not a direct biopic but has some similiarities
Getting to know Dennis Schikora
Claire Joiris
Dennis Schikora (b. 2000 Germany) is an abstract painter that is fascinated by the subject of limitation and incompleteness. The artist is now part of artist representation program of VILLAZAN
Yoshitomo Nara, the simplicity of contemplation
Jorge Romero Mancebo
Through simplicity and childlike figures with a refined style, Japanese Artist Yoshitomo Nara, is able to convey universal feeling’s with his art. His works will be on view in summer this year at the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao.
Jingyi Wang: the representation of cacti as a symbol of her own feelings and attitude towards life
Claire Joiris
Jingyi Wang (Chinese, b. 1989) is a New York-based visual artist whose artworks focus on the relationship between nature and culture through the representation of cacti.
The iconography of the banana in art
Jorge Romero Mancebo
The famous tropical fruit has been represented on many occasions, and has even been painted by Giorgio de Chirico, Andy Warhol, Banksy, etc.
The pursuit of depicting an ever-changing landscape: Ross Taylor
Claire Joiris
Ross Taylor (b. Northumberland, England, 1982) lives and works in the Macedon Ranges. Taylor’s work seeks to respond to the complexity of an ever-changing landscape, and in particular, the way in which nature can evolve and regenerate itself after such events.
Creating iconic costumes: the designer of Hollywood's golden age Irene Sharaff
Jorge Romero Mancebo
The designs of the iconic Irene Sharaff (Boston, January 23, 1910 - New York, August 16, 1993) have dressed characters in films such as Cleopatra, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf and West Side Story.
Ricky Powell's photographs will be showcased at VILLAZAN Madrid in March 2024
Jorge Romero Mancebo
Ricky Powell's photographs will again be on display at VILLAZAN Madrid almost 10 years after the gallery's first exhibition in New York
James Lee Byars' exhibition at Pirelli Hangar Bicocca Foundation in Milan
Jorge Romero Mancebo
The Pirrelli Hangar Bicocca Foundation in Milan is presenting a retrospective of works by American artist James Lee Byars from 1974-1997.
Celebrating Chillida's birth centenary
Jorge Romero Mancebo
The 100th anniversary of the birth of Eduardo Chillida (January 10, 1924 - August 19, 2002), one of the most important artists of the twentieth century, whose works can be found in major museums and cities such in all around the world.
Rococo through the contemporary abstraction lens: Flora Yukhnovich takes over the Wallace Collection
Pablo Serrano Martín
Two new works by the London based contemporary abstract painter will be displayed at the top of the grand staircase surrounded by 18th century french Rococo masterpieces from Boucher, Fragonard and Watteau.
Meet Jenya Datsko
Claire Joiris
Jenya Datsko is a Russian-born painter (b. 1991) based in Valencia, Spain. Her works captures moments of loneliness and melancholy that at the same time radiate a mysterious and fascinating beauty.
What's happening during the New York fall auction season?
Lierni Abasolo Arregi
The New York auction season is undoubtedly a special time of the year for art lovers. All the greatest auction houses prepare all their means for the season, providing not only a great show for the audience but also a measurement of the art market’s situation.
Edward Ruscha's retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art.
Lierni Abasolo Arregi
The Museum of Modern Art presents ED RUSCHA / NOW THEN, a retrospective on the American artist holding more than 200 works that makes the artist's biggest show to date.
"Maestras" the new exhibition at the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum
Lierni Abasolo Arregi
The Thyssen Bornemisza museum presents a new exhibition fully dedicated to women masters or Maestras (in Spanish) from October 31st, 2023 to February 4th, 2024. This show explores and rediscovers the great talent of women artists.
A VERY RARE BASQUIAT PAINTING COULD REACH $60m AT SOTHEBY'S AUCTION. RECORD-BREAKER OR SPECULATION?
Lierni Abasolo Arregi
A long-unseen Basquiat self-portrait is expected to reach $60m at the upcoming Sotheby’s New York autumn auction. "Self Portrait as a Heel (Part Two)" (1982) hasn’t been displayed in public since its last appearance at auction, in 1999.
THE MUSEU DE L'ART PROHIBIT OPENS IN BARCELONA WITH A COLLECTION DEDICATED TO CENSORED ART
Lierni Abasolo Arregi
The Museu De L'Art Prohibit opens in Barcelona with a collection dedicated to censored art. Promoted by business owner Tatxo Benet, the museum, located in Casa Garriga Nogués, holds more than 200 pieces that have been censored throughout history.
Getting to know Bibi Lei, Sun-Kyo Park & Wahab Saheed
Claire Joiris
Getting to know Bibi Lei, Sun-Kyo Park & Wahab Saheed, the three artists of the group show "The power of color" that is currently on view at VILLAZAN Madrid.
THE LOUIS VUITTON FOUNDATION PRESENTS A RETROSPECTIVE ON MARK ROTHKO
Lierni Abasolo Arregi
The Louis Vuitton Foundation organizes this autumn a retrospective on Mark Rothko in Paris. This exhibition, makes the first retrospective on Rothko held in France since 1999.
Estampa Contemporary Art Fair 2023 arrives at IFEMA for its 31st editon
Lierni Abasolo Arregi
Estampa Contemporary Art Fair´s 30th edition is happening from 19 to 22 October in Pavilion 4 of the IFEMA MADRID.
CLAUDE MONET ARRIVES IN MADRID AT CENTROCENTRO
Lierni Abasolo Arregi
The first mayor exhibition in Madrid dedicated to the French painter Claude Monet, the father of Impressionism will be hosted by The CentroCentro cultural space from September 21th, 2023 to February 25th, 2024.
Contemporary art and Fashion: The connection between the two worlds
Lierni Abasolo Arregi
The latest fashion events are showing the increasing number of contemporary art references in the fashion world. The two worlds have always been linked in some way but these days it looks like the mutual influences are starting to become more and more trendy.
An interview with Ai Funaki
Lierni Abasolo Arregi
On the occasion of Ai Funaki's exhibition "Love and nostalgia", we conducted an interview to get to know her better
Jordy Kerwick's exhibition at the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza in Madrid can now be visited until January 15, 2024
Lierni Abasolo Arregi
The exhibition program of Blanca and Borja Thyssen-Bornemisza's collection has dedicated this fall a small exhibition to emerging artist Jordy Kerwick.
First large scale solo exhibition in Japan in 27 years devoted to British artist David Hockney
Sarah Morales
The David Hockney exhibition will be held at the Museum of Contemporary Art of Tokyo from July 15th to November 5th, 2023
In conversation with Adam Handler
Sarah Morales
On the occasion of Adam Handler's exhibition "FOR YOU" presented at Villazan Madrid, we conversed with the New York based artist about his artistic career and his exhibition at the gallery
Refreshing paintings by Maria Filopoulou to face the summer heat
Sarah Morales
The artist's works stand out for their aquatic themes, with swimmers, seascapes and the famous waterfalls of Samothrace
Paintings in honor of Jane Birkin
Sarah Morales
Jane Birkin, the style icon and activist for democracy and animal rights, passed away on July 16, 2023, but her legacy will live on through her status as a fashion icon and, above all, her effortless elegance
Getting to know Kwang Hyun Kim
Sarah Morales
Born in 1982 in Busan, the South Korean artist Kwang Hyun Kim depicts emotions such as introspection, loneliness and passion through intriguing characters. His solo show "Lonely skins" runs from July 6 to July 15 at VLAB Madrid
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