Artists Eugenio Ampudia, Marco Godoy and José Val del Omar are taking part in the group exhibition The Aesthetic Transition. Spain, 1960–2020 at the Fundación Juan March, on view until 10 January 2027.

Isabel Coixet opens The Discipline of Chaos on Friday, September 11 at 12:00 noon at San Telmo Museoa.

Until 29 January, you can visit Hisae Ikenaga’s exhibition Andamiajes domésticos (Domestic Scaffoldings) at DIDAC. Trained between Mexico, Japan and Spain, the artist invites us to take a fresh look at the objects and structures around us. A large modular, mobile structure evokes the hidden pipework inside our homes and the tubular street furniture of our cities: railings, handrails and bike racks that both control and support urban life. It is accompanied by wall pieces that work as “flattened” furniture, echoing Marcel Breuer’s Wassily chair, onto which small everyday objects (a hanger, a wallet, a feather duster) add a touch of irony. Ceramics complete the exhibition as a material tied to the home and to the archaeology of everyday life, reclaiming the often-overlooked domestic work, so much of it carried out by women, that has sustained communities throughout history. A critical reflection on the contemporary habitat and on how the structures we build shape the way we live.

Ana María Caballero performs at Tate Modern

Francisco Carolinum Museum presents the artist and poet’s first institutional retrospective. In ‘Read the Room’, the Colombian-American poet and multidisciplinary artist Ana María Caballero explores language as a living medium that continues to change through reading, translation, memory, the body, and technology. Her poetry moves beyond the page into installations, performances, moving images, sculptures, and generative systems. At the heart of the exhibition is the idea that meaning is not created by the writer alone. Readers, bodies, and the contexts in which we encounter language all become part of the work – turning poetry into something continuously evolving.

Glenda León presents her installation “Tiempo perdido” in the exhibition "Ejercicios de Empatía: Tramas de lo Vivo" at MAVI UC, Chile.

Aitor Ortiz presents Gaudí. Impresiones íntimas at Can Balaguer, Palma de Mallorca

We are pleased to announce that Miler Lagos has been invited to participate in the artist residency programme at DC Art Foundation in Miami, where he is currently developing a new project.