BEYOND THE ALGORITHM: GENEVIÈVE'S BESPOKE VISION FOR THE ART MARKET
The contemporary art ecosystem is undergoing a profound paradigm shift, caught between the hyper-speed of algorithmic metrics and the unsustainable overheads of traditional gallery models. Today's primary market increasingly rewards virality over slow-burning studio practice, forcing artists into hyper-transactional cycles and leaving collectors searching for genuine depth beneath online trends.
INSISTING GHOSTS THAT REMAIN IN THIS VENICE BIENNALE'S EDITION
From the ghosts of cyberspace to the Orixás, the Venice Biennale builds correspondences between visible and invisible worlds.
BETWEEN SOFTNESS AND BITTERNESS: TWO EXHIBITIONS CURATED BY IRENE GELFMAN
Suave es la noche, by Silvana Muscio, and Trago Amargo, by Claudia Coca and Claudia Casarino, propose two distinct ways of inhabiting memory from Buenos Aires: one sensory and oneiric, the other historical and colonial.
PINTA ART FOUNDATION AND EL ESPACIO 23 ANNOUNCED A NEW PARTNERSHIP
The collaboration covers airfare, accommodation, and participation in the Miami space's residency program for one selected artist.
MALBA ADDS EIGHT WORKS TO ITS COLLECTION FOR ITS 25TH ANNIVERSARY
The museum welcomes Juan Del Prete and, for the first time, Líbero Badíi, along with donated pieces by Jorge Pineda, Mario Testino, and Margarita Paksa.
THE GARDENS OF 6 WOMEN ARTISTS AT THE 2026 VENICE BIENNALE
In Minor Keys is the title Koyo Kouoh chose for the Biennale we now read in the light filtered through her branches. What was she telling us? In this piece I reflect on its meaning and on the possibilities artists sow as they resignify the structures of our modernity. It is a walk through six works understood as ecologies, in the way philosopher of science Isabelle Stengers conceptualized it.
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