The London space offers a fully funded twelve-week residency for emerging or mid-career artists from Argentina, Chile, Uruguay, and Paraguay. The deadline is July 16.

"When the flame drinks from the stars and the spider weaves cycles of life, where the sky touches the earth and time expands like salt...", this is how Tomás Saraceno describes the exhibition Ancestral Futures at Haus der Kunst.

In his solo exhibition at La Cometa in Madrid, the Colombian artist revisits the imagery of the landscape through a critical lens that interrogates memory, identity, and dominant historical narratives by appropriating and intervening images from the past.

In his latest exhibition in Madrid, the Dominican artist further develops his exploration of geometric abstraction from a Caribbean perspective, linking architecture, memory, and spirituality to examine the connections between history and Antillean identity.

The Galician institution presents a proposal that connects the practices of Macchi, Ježik and Hernández with those of Alberto Ardid, bringing together critical strategies that engage with the construction of contemporaneity through media language and visual culture.

Ey!Studio has opened the call for applications for the Ey!Studio AiR Residencies 2026. The open call is available until 31 July 2026.

The Paraguayan artist and researcher Fernando Allen engages with the rock art of his home country in La piedra y la luz, an exhibition that combines photography, academic inquiry, and contemporary artistic practice while reflecting on cultural heritage and memory.

The citizens' movement challenges the legality of an agreement authorizing the works to remain abroad until at least September 2030, in contradiction with existing legislation on the protection of artistic heritage.

Seven artists from the island come together at El Apartamento’s Madrid space to explore painting as an archive of memory, identity, and representation in contemporary culture.