Una selección de exposiciones que no te puedes perder en junio en Madrid. Albarrán Bourdais – Angelika Markul + Adrien Vescovi, AZUL, 10.05.2025 — 5.07.2025 Alzueta Gallery – Berni Puig, Gotera, 14.05.2025 — 16.06.2025 Arma Gallery – Elena Gual, On view— 3.06.2025 Arniches 26 – Irene Luna, Selfie, 26.04.2025 — 22.06.2025 Belmonte – Marie… Read more » Continue reading
Do Ho Suh Nest/s 2024 Courtesy the artist, Lehmann Maupin New York, Seoul and London, and Victoria Miro. Creation supported by Genesis. © Do Ho Suh. Photo: Jeon Taeg Su Amidst the noise of global auctions and blue-chip hype, London’s art scene took a contemplative turn in May 2025. Exhibitions by Do Ho Suh and Claudio Parmiggiani… Read more » Continue reading
Auctioneer Yü-Ge Wang sells Miss January by Marlene Dumas for $13.6 million. Courtesy of Artnet. In May 2025, the art world witnessed a historic moment: Marlene Dumas, a South African-born Dutch painter, broke the auction record for a living female artist. Her 1997 work Miss January fetched $13.6 million at Christie’s New York, surpassing the… Read more » Continue reading
The 2025 edition of CAN Art Fair in Ibiza brings together a vibrant mix of contemporary art from around the world in an atmosphere as inspiring as the island itself. Known for its focus on emerging voices and fresh perspectives, CAN continues to be a highlight of the summer art calendar. This year’s fair features… Read more » Continue reading
A selection of exhibitions not to be missed in May in Madrid. 1 Mira Madrid – LUCE, 29.03.2025 — 24.05.2025 Albarrán Bourdais – Angelika Markul, 10.05.2025 — 14.06.2025 Alzueta Gallery – Berni Puig, Gotera, 14.05.2025 — 16.06.2025 Arma Gallery – Elena Gual, TBA Arniches 26 – Irene Luna, Selfie, 26.04.2025 — TBA Belmonte –… Read more » Continue reading
The art world has long been shaped by the vision, labor, and leadership of women—but only recently has the industry begun seriously grappling with the inequities that have kept many of those contributions sidelined. While women make up a significant majority of the arts workforce, they continue to face structural challenges that slow their progress,… Read more » Continue reading
The Art Basel & UBS Art Market Report 2025, released in April and authored by cultural economist Dr. Clare McAndrew, offers an in-depth analysis of the previous year’s performance and reveals how collectors should navigate the market moving forward. Despite economic headwinds, the market has shown resilience in structure, suggesting a rebalancing phase rather than… Read more » Continue reading
A selection of unmissable gallery exhibitions on view in April in Madrid. 1 Mira Madrid – LUCE, 29.03.2025 — 24.05.2025 Albarrán Bourdais – Julio le Parc, 06.03.2025 — 26.04.2025 Alzueta Gallery – Alejo Palacios, Materiales y Procesos, 27.03.2025 — 30.04.2025 Arma Gallery – Elena Gual, TBA Arniches 26 – Irene Luna, Selfie, 26.04.2025 — TBA… Read more » Continue reading
As Art Basel Hong Kong (ABHK) 2025 wrapped up, initial trepidation among dealers gave way to cautious optimism. The fair, long considered Asia’s premier art market event, showcased both the resilience and shifting dynamics of Hong Kong’s art scene. While economic uncertainties loomed, the fair demonstrated that the city remains a key hub for collectors,… Read more » Continue reading
Can the Market Adjust to New Collectors Taste? The art world is undergoing a significant transformation, driven by a new generation of collectors aged 25 to 40 who are reshaping market dynamics with their distinct tastes and values. This shift is largely influenced by the “Great Wealth Transfer,” a phenomenon where an estimated $84 trillion… Read more » Continue reading