Artist Nacho Martín Silva presents "Painted History of the History of History," a major solo exhibition at level -1 of the CAB in Burgos. This exhibition showcases some of his most notable large-format works, along with a selection of other canvases. The CAB rarely assembles such an ambitious collection of paintings.

The façade and industrial space of the historic Ambar brewery once again becomes the backdrop for an exhibition, this time featuring Jorge Fuembuena (Zaragoza, 1979), who presents a selection of portrait photographs as part of the International Festival of Photography and Visual Art - PhotoESPAÑA

On the occasion of the season opening at the Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona, this Thursday, September 19, artist Inma Femenía will present the ephemeral installation Iris de Foc. With an approximate duration of two and a half minutes, the installation will be showcased in the main hall of the theater at 30 minute intervals.

La Ribot returns to the story of Juana I de Castilla, the captive and overshadowed queen of Spain’s golden age, in collaboration with conductor Asier Puga, with original music composed by Iñaki Estrada. Juana ficción combines dance and music, technology and raw natural elements in a performance guided by the movement of the sun until darkness.

The Centro de Cultura Contemporánea Condeduque, part of the Department of Culture, Tourism and Sports, kicks off its Art 2024-25 program with the touring of the group show Éste puede ser el lugar. Performing the museum. The exhibition, curated by Natalia Álvarez Simó and Javier Arozena, comes to the Sala de Bóvedas from the TEA Tenerife Espacio de las Artes, and goes through historical works and premiere pieces to show how artists understand the body in movement at the crossroads of visual and performing arts disciplines. The idea is to question what we mean when we talk about performance or art in action, and to see the consequences that derive from this categorization, especially when they occupy the halls of museums and art centers.

Glenda León's work is part of the group exhibition "Every Sound Is a Shape of Time: Selections from PAMM's Collection" at PAMM (Miami, USA), which takes its title from the Cuban artist's series "Cada sonido es una forma del tiempo | Every sound is a shape of time."

Inma Femenía opens her latest intervention, Aire Magenta, this Saturday, July 20th, at the IVAM in Valencia, Spain. This is a site-specific installation that takes advantage of the natural light hitting the glass façade of the IVAM's main entrance.

With the words “Making as if Wondering: So What Is This?”, Eva Lootz (Vienna, 1940) alludes to a particular way of understanding the activity of art: to let oneself, while making, interrogate the world from scratch. With this as a premise, the exhibition sets forth a non-chronological, but panoramic journey through five decades of Lootz’s art, displaying an ensemble of pieces recently donated by the artist to the Museo Reina Sofía and other works, some of which will be on view for the first time or remade specifically for the occasion: in sum, paintings, sculptures, installations, videos, photographic series and sound pieces, all representative of Lootz’s work. There is a focus on the drawings which, straddling exploration and text, constitute a sort of writing running parallel to the artist's researches and which, at different points, do act as a diary.