ARCO Madrid is one of the most important international contemporary art fairs, where galleries, artists, collectors and art lovers meet to explore the latest trends and cultural expressions.
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The ART GOMA Gallery, from Santa Cruz de Tenerife, today presented its digital and cultural initiatives at ARCO Madrid, the main cultural exhibition fair in Spain.
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ARCO Madrid is one of the most important international contemporary art fairs, where galleries, artists, collectors, and art lovers come together to explore the latest trends and cultural expressions.
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Nobuhiro Nakanishi is a Japanese landscape artist and photographer known for his innovative technique of layering photographs to create art installations that explore the ephemeral nature of time and space. Nakanishi was born in Japan in 1972 and studied Fine Arts at Kyoto University.
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The Sevillian artist Salustiano García Cruz has been showing his work for several years in museums, galleries and international art fairs around the world. From his extensive resume we could highlight the exhibitions at the Fowler Museum in Los Angeles; the Luma Museum in Chicago; or the Vostell-Malpartida Museum in Cáceres.
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Max Pedreira has an overwhelming spirit, which lets his anguish and emotions flow with identity in his how to say with painting, drawing, line, matter, color… from where he builds the difficult path that leads to the depths of being, where his own inner world manifests itself and from there it extracts, with courage, without banality or current complexes, its humble and solid truths.
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Picasso is one of the most famous and recognized Spanish painters in the world. Just mention his name and everyone associates him with painting. In the art world we are used to hearing, Picasso or Pablo Picasso, but was that really the name of the painter?
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The Triumphant Return to the Museum and Library of the Hispanic Society of New York with ‘A Collection without Borders.’
by StingrayLast summer, the Museum and Library of the Hispanic Society of New York in Upper Manhattan emerged from an extended period of renovation, arousing anticipation within the artistic community. However, something was notably different: none of its old master paintings were in sight. Many of these works, which had recently returned after participating in a traveling exhibition of the collection, were temporarily absent. However, the wait was worth it, as now a selection of these pieces, created by renowned artists such as El Greco, Diego Velázquez, and Francisco Goya, are on display in an exhibition titled ‘A Collection without Borders.’