Alias editorial publishes the Spanish translation of the conversation between Benjamin H. D. Buchloh and Hal Foster, conceived as the farewell of one of postwar art criticism's central figures.

The foundation will award one spot for Argentine visual artists to take part in a two-month residency at the International Studio & Curatorial Program in New York, running October through November 2026. The application deadline is June 28, 2026.

The Mexican artist explores the relationship between memory and identity in her exhibition in Seville through more than thirty large-scale paintings in which the visual language of pop culture invites viewers to recognize themselves and question socially constructed roles.

The Peruvian artist presents her first solo exhibition at Manhattan's Praxis Gallery, with works that move between architectural order and the chaos of a breaking wave.

An extensive exhibition in Bonn featuring more than 400 works and objects presents Amazonia through the perspectives of its Indigenous peoples, exploring their cosmologies through a dialogue between contemporary artistic practices and historical artefacts. 

The Mexican artist departs, at Travesía Cuatro, from his established use of popular culture to embrace a more sensitive imaginary that explores tenderness, childhood, and reconciliation as forms of resistance against the contemporary world.

Curated by Katherine Chacón, Movement in Suspended Time activates a surface that evokes the loom as originary matrix, transposing onto the picture plane the tension between artisanal tradition and abstract modernity.

Led by Amanda Carneiro and Raphael Fonseca, nine professionals from across the globe think of the Bienal as a platform for research, imagination, encounter, and meaningful engagement.

The program offers stays of up to six months in Mahon, with studio space, accommodation, and support from the Hauser & Wirth Menorca team. Applications for the 2027 season are open through July 31, 2026.