Museo Thyssen launches the 27th edition of Versiona Thyssen with Isa Muguruza, Cristina Daura and Mariano Pascual
The Thyssen-Bornemisza museum invites creators aged 16 to 35 to reinterpret six works from its collection on Instagram.
Apertura Madrid Gallery Weekend 2025: Madrid opens the season with 55 galleries and 95 artists
Apertura Madrid Gallery Weekend 2025 opens the art season with 55 galleries, 95 artists and a special focus on Latin America.
FERAL AGENCY: Agnieszka Kurant, Hito Steyerl and Haegue Yang at Prats Nogueras Blanchard, Madrid
Prats Nogueras Blanchard presents FERAL AGENCY, with works by Agnieszka Kurant, Hito Steyerl and Haegue Yang, during Apertura Madrid Gallery Weekend.
Tate Modern Announces “Monet: Painting Time”, Its Largest Show on the Painter in Almost a Decade
In 2027 Tate Modern will stage “Monet: Painting Time”, with more than 60 works by Claude Monet, London’s largest Monet show in almost a decade.
Margharet: Between Mansions and Silks
Margharet’s large abstract canvases hang in Marbella mansions and Park Avenue apartments. The Catalan painter is now preparing her Nebrissa collection.
ABERTO’26: Nine Galician Galleries Open Their New Exhibitions Simultaneously
From 17 to 19 September, ABERTO’26 brings together nine Galician galleries opening their new exhibitions simultaneously across five cities.
The British Museum Dismantles the Warrior Myth: “Samurai”, a Critical Look at a Thousand Years of Japanese History
From 3 February to 4 May 2026 the British Museum’s Samurai exhibition revisits the legendary image of Japan’s warriors through a critical, historical lens.
Courbet’s The Desperate Man Returns to Paris: the Cry of an Artist Who Defied His Time
The Musée d’Orsay temporarily hangs Courbet’s self-portrait The Desperate Man (1844-1845), on exceptional loan from Qatar Museums.
Maruja Mallo: the Geometric Order of Chaos
From 8 October 2025 to 16 March 2026, the Museo Reina Sofía hosts the largest retrospective ever devoted to Maruja Mallo, Mask and Compass.
PFZ.ART: a New Gallery Transforming the Historic Heart of Xàbia
Founded by Susanne Pfingsten and Julián Zuazo in an 1867 mansion, PFZ.ART brings a new cultural landmark to Xàbia’s historic centre.
‘Montoya after Vermeer’. Manuel G. Montoya
Madrid painter Manuel García Montoya (1938-2009) set out to reproduce his 25 favourite works by the artist who most marked him: Johannes Vermeer.
Basque Earth Goddess Comes to Times Square to Speak About Climate Change
Basque artist Patxi Xabier Lezama’s sculpture Mari is screened in Times Square to address climate change through Basque mythology.
Unravelling Guernica: a new reading of Picasso’s masterpiece
A 14-year study by José María Juarranz de la Fuente argues that Picasso’s Guernica is autobiographical and has nothing to do with the bombing of the Basque town.