We are happy to share with you that Max Estrella Gallery has been granted with the 2020 Soledad Lorenzo Award in the category of Exhibition Project for the solo show by José Val del Omar, From Gutenberg to Faraday (February 15th to April 28th, 2018). 

Hisae Ikenaga has been awarded with the 2020 LEAP Prize (Luxembourg Encouragement for Artists Prize) last Saturday, November 14.

We are pleased to announce that Naomi Safran-Hon has been awarded the 2020 Colene Brown Art Price.

La Biennale di Venezia has awarded the Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement to Spanish-Swiss choreographer La Ribot.

Spanning half a century, Things are Queer. 50 Years of Sequences brings together a generous selection of Michals’ sequences, including many that have never before been published.

Arsenal Contemporary Art Montreal is pleased to host the internationally-acclaimed artist Rafael Lozano-Hemmer for a creative residency lasting three months. The Montreal-based Mexican artist and his team of 15 developers will be exhibiting recent works and developing new ones around the themes of proximity and shared experience. Ambitious, immersive audiovisual installations will transform one of Arsenal Contemporary Art Montreal’s 18,000 sq. ft. exhibition halls.

A site specific creation by Eugenio Ampudia for El Gran Teatre del Liceu, Barcelona, curated by Blanca de la Torre and produced by Max Estrella Gallery. Concert for plants as a symbolic proposal for a paradigm shift.

The exhibition “Infrathin” is the result of Inma Femenía’s investigation on perception as shaped by digital media, and the resulting experience of physical reality. A perception that is understood as a tool that modifies the appearance of forms, and that Femenía attempts to capture by using different surfaces.