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RE-FILMING HISTORY: SU HUI-YU BETWEEN COLOMBIA AND TAIWAN
The Museum of Modern Art of Bogotá presents A Total Story, an exhibition that reinterprets historical archives and collective fictions to intertwine the memories of both territories.
REDISCOVER SAN TELMO AND LA BOCA WITH GALLERY
The event presents its final 2025 edition: an invitation to enjoy contemporary art tours across the neighborhoods of San Telmo and La Boca.
THROUGH DESIGN AND IMAGINATION, ANOTHER WORLD IS POSSIBLE
ArtScience Museum in Singapore presents an exhibition that invites society to co-create the future from hope and creativity.
DEMOCRATIC AND OPEN MAIL ART: TRANSGRESSORS IN CALIFORNIA
An exhibition tracing how generations of artists transformed the postal system into a space for creative freedom and political action, challenging censorship and borders.
IRAN DO ESPÍRITO SANTO IN ITALY: ARCHITECTURE, LIGHT AND SCALE
Mazzoleni presents in Turin a survey of more than two decades of the Brazilian artist’s work.
MATÍAS DUVILLE TO REPRESENT ARGENTINA AT THE 2026 VENICE BIENNALE
Curated by Josefina Barcia, the project was selected among 69 submissions and will occupy the Argentine Pavilion from May 9 to November 22, 2026.
BIENALSUR ARRIVES AT JOHANNESBURG WITH NEW EXHIBITIONS
For the first time, the world’s most far-reaching contemporary art biennial lands in South Africa. Four projects —by Jasmina Cibic, Marcela Cabutti, Sally Gutiérrez Dewar, and Diego Masera— explore memory, history, and the notion of home from diverse perspectives.
REMEMORY 2026: SYDNEY BIENNALE UNVEILS ARTISTS AND WORKS ILLUMINATING SUPPRESSED HISTORIES
The 25th edition, curated by Hoor Al Qasimi, announced new projects which will explore memory and history through works from around the world.
AN “ANTI-ARCHIVE” MADE HOME: ANGIE SAIZ AT THE BIENNIAL OF MEDIA ARTS
What turns a place into a home? Chilean artist presents the immersive installation Bemol, which through sound and visuality builds an intimate and subjective cartography of inhabiting again a familiar environment.
“HÊMBA” IN SÃO PAULO: LAYERS OF DISTANT MEMORIES
The exhibition by photographer Edgar Kanaykô Xakriabá reaffirms the strength of Indigenous art as a living, insurgent, and ancestral language.
CANADA’S LEADING ART FAIR INTRODUCES A SECTION FULLY DEVOTED LATIN AMERICAN ART
Curated by Karen Huber, Arte Sur brings together eleven galleries whose artists engage with memory, territory, craft, and identity.
LEANDRO ERLICH AT AMOS REX: ILLUSION, ARCHITECTURE AND PLAY
The Helsinki museum brings together ten emblematic installations by the Argentine artist that disrupt our perception of space and turn the viewer into a protagonist.
LIMITS AND METAMORPHOSES OF THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE AT MAMBO
Ambra Castagnetti: Ephemeral Panic explores the mutability of the body and its link to the political and the poetic through sculpture, video, and performance.
“CELINA ECEIZA: OFFERING” TRAVELS TO AUSTRIA
The ambitious immersive project, produced entirely by the Museo Moderno and previously exhibited at the museum, will open at HALLE FÜR KUNST Steiermark.
PINTA BAphoto 2025 AND THE MANY WAYS OF INHABITING THE IMAGE
By Violeta Méndez
The fair opened its 21st edition with a program that celebrates photography in all its forms — from the sensitive “skins” of Marina De Caro to the gazes of those who inhabit the streets, and the trajectory of the FotoGalería at Teatro San Martín.
BRAZIL ANNOUNCES ROSANA PAULINO AND ADRIANA VAREJÃO FOR ITS PAVILION AT THE 2026 VENICE BIENNALE
Curated by Diane Lima, the project Comigo ninguém pode will bring together two of the most powerful voices in contemporary Brazilian art around themes of colonial memory, resilience, and poetic imagination in Brazil’s Pavilion.
ANTIOQUIA BECOMES A GLOBAL HUB FOR CONTEMPORARY ART WITH BIAM 2025
The International Art Biennial returns after 44 years, bringing together over 120 artists from 25 countries, 300 artworks, and a free program spanning 15 municipalities.
DEBORAH CASTILLO AND A CLOSING PERFORMANCE IN MEXICO CITY
As part of the exhibition Gran Basamento at the Chapel of Laboratorio Arte Alameda in Mexico City, artist Deborah Castillo and composer Lanza present on October 10 the nano-opera Discursos para las masas (Speeches for the Masses) as the closing act of the show.
PINTA BAphoto 2025: THE PHOTOGRAPHY FAIR RETURNS TO LA RURAL WITH NEW PERSPECTIVES
The event celebrates its 21st edition with a diverse program that spans photography through curatorial, performative, and editorial approaches, intertwining “the material with the immaterial, the intimate with the collective.”
JUAN ENRIQUE BEDOYA’S ANTHOLOGY AT FUNDACIÓN LARIVIÈRE
In its final weeks, the exhibition Mi país no es Grecia offers one of the most comprehensive overviews of the Peruvian photographer’s work—moving between the popular, the precarious, and the poetic.
THE SUBTLETY OF SANDRA CINTO, AT ES BALUARD
By Álvaro de Benito
Es Baluard in Palma de Mallorca presents Preludio para el sol y las estrellas (Prelude for the Sun and the Stars), a project by Sandra Cinto (Santo André, Brazil, 1968) that transforms the museum space into a realm suspended between perception, time, and matter. The result envelops visitors in an expanded landscape that invites reflection through stillness and contemplation, where the sensory and the act of pausing become central to the experience.
ROSA BARBA: LANDSCAPE AS AN ACTOR OF MEMORY
Meaning Distances brings together the Italian artist’s sculptural and film-based works at Zagreb.
SEVEN TIMES THE COLOR OF THE SUN: ENERGY, MYTH, AND HUMANITY IN NORTHERN NORWAY
The exhibition brings together ancestral knowledge, mythologies, and contemporary practices to explore solar energy as a vital, symbolic, and spiritual force.
THE HUMAN CONDITION AT FUNDACIÓN PROA: TWELVE LENSES ON CONTEMPORARY URGENT ISSUES
The tenth edition of the Prix Pictet brings together in Buenos Aires twelve international photographers who address the major social and environmental challenges of our time.
A LINE AS A WEAPON: LOTTY ROSENFELD IN GERMANY
The German venue exhibits the work of the challenging Chilean activist and artist, marked by exile, survival, and repression.
JOURNEYS IN WASHINGTON: A CULTURAL BRIDGE BETWEEN LATIN AMERICA, THE CARIBBEAN, AND THE UNITED STATES
Organized by Pinta in collaboration with Meridian International Center, CAF – Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean – and CC LATAM, the exhibition brings together works by artists from seven countries addressing themes of identity, territory, and memory, reaffirming the value of art as a tool for regional integration.
ARTBO ART FAIR OPENS IN BOGOTÁ
The cultural event celebrates its 21st anniversary with 46 international galleries, four curatorial sections, and a program that reaffirms its role as a key platform for contemporary art in Latin America.
MALI PRESENTS ITS WINTER AUCTION: BETWEEN ANCESTRAL TRADITIONS AND CONTEMPORARY PROPOSALS
With seven sessions and an extraordinary lot, the auction emphasizes this year three-dimensional and sculptural works.
JOSÉ CARLOS DIAZ IS PAMM'S NEW CHIEF CURATOR
The curator returns to the city where he began his career to take on the role of Senior Director of Curatorial Affairs & Chief Curator at the Pérez Art Museum Miami, with a vision focused on accessibility and intercultural dialogue.
RECIPROCITY IN MIAMI: DIALOGUE BETWEEN GENERATIONS AND JULIO LARRAZ
The exhibition brings together works by the Cuban master alongside eleven artists who have found in him inspiration, guidance, and a space for dialogue.
THE IME HOSTS VANESSA ENRÍQUEZ SOLO SHOW
By Álvaro de Benito
The Cultural Institute of Mexico in Spain presents at its headquarters in Madrid the exhibition El silencio sedimenta (Silence Sediments), a look at the most recent production of Vanessa Enríquez (Mexico City, Mexico, 1973). The show revolves around six literary fragments that reflect on her work, materiality, and creative processes.
