TRINI ENERGICI'S POETICS OF MATTER AT LA NEOMUDÉJAR

Fernando Pradilla presents a group exhibition that highlights the strength of contemporary Latin American art through the work of five artists from Colombia, Peru, and Brazil, alongside three Spanish artists.

The renowned installation by the Mexican artist transforms the exhibition space into an immersive experience through the unsettling arrangement of thousands of black paper butterflies, exploring the tension between beauty, collectivity, and perception.

After a decade in the Miami Design District, the institution shifts its focus toward collaborations with museums, universities, and cultural organizations worldwide.

The Dominican-Mexican photographer explores the social and territorial transformations of Mexico through a critical and serial photographic practice in a major exhibition presented as part of PhotoEspaña.

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.

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.

The Portuguese artist concludes his exhibition trilogy at MACE with a solo exhibition in which children's drawings, cognitive development and representation intersect with references drawn from art, science and philosophy.

The 24th Cerveira International Art Biennial consolidates its commitment to contemporary art as a site of critical inquiry through a significant Latin American presence that interrogates territory, memory, and identity from decolonial and transnational perspectives.