Álvaro de Benito has a degree in Journalism and Communication and a master's degree in Cultural Management. A cultural journalist and correspondent for Arte al Día International in Spain and Portugal since 2005, he has covered the evolution of Latin American art and its institutional fabric from different perspectives, publishing numerous articles, critical reviews, and interviews with its driving forces. He is also the editor of cultural projects focused on promoting linguistic heritage.
MEXICO CITY ART WEEK: A VIBRANT SHOWCASE OF THE COUNTRY´S THRIVING ART SCENE
The Mexican art scene is going through an exceptional moment. There is a palpable energy, with new galleries opening, others already consolidated in the process of expansion and Mexican artists and curators gaining more and more international visibility. Their presence in museums, biennials and global fairs continues to grow, consolidating Mexico as a key player in the contemporary art scene.
ART MARKET 2024: A YEAR FULL OF CHALLENGES
As 2024 draws to a close, it’s time to assess the state-of-the-art market over the past year. After the post-pandemic boom of 2021 and 2022, the art market suffered a marked slowdown in 2023, which has continued through 2024. According to auction data, the market has accumulated a total decline of 51% since 2022.
MIAMI ART WEEK: AN ECOSYSTEM WHERE LOCAL GALLERIES AND COLLECTORS DRIVE GLOBAL IMPACT
Miami Art Week has just concluded, providing an excellent opportunity to reflect on Miami's evolution as a growing art center and a prominent player in the art market.
