La hija del nigromante

Luis Cruz Azaceta: No Exit is the first substantial overview of the work of the Cuban-American artist Luis Cruz Azaceta (born 1942). Azaceta's childhood memories in Cuba (where he remained until he was 18 years old) mix with his first professional experiences in New York City (where he studied at the School of Visual Arts and where he lived for three decades) and those of his period of professional maturity in New Orleans. Azaceta's brightly polychromatic painting explores "an aesthetics of constant escapes," as Iván de la Nuez put it. His imaginary, revealed in works that range between...

Para Paul Klee (1879-1940), España fue una fijación, y el viaje al país donde crecen los goyas un sueño, acariciado durante toda su vida, ya desde 1902 (el plan Spanien) en parte cumplido en 1929 junto a su esposa Lily Stumpf. El viaje a través de nuestra cultura ocuparía buena parte de su vida como artista. Como explica Alfonso de la Torre en este «Klee y España. Los irredentos kleeianos», con el subtítulo «Paul Klee y el arte español de postguerra», nuestro arte y cultura rondarían siempre la melancolía de Klee: Goya, Velázquez, El Greco, Zuloaga o Picasso. Y también...

Taking the city as a laboratory, Fugitive Sites challenges the predictable radicality of global art projects, the usual notions of site specificity, community engagement, artistic practice and public space. Initiated in 1992 as a collaborative venture of cultural institutions in San Diego and Tijuana, inSITE commissions new work by artists from the Americas that responds to the extraordinary context of these two inextricably linked border cities, and is reinvented according to the shifting interests of artists and public institutions in Mexico. This most recent version of inSITE reconfigures...

El hada encantadora, Valeria Varita, y sus tres inseparables amigas viven divertidas aventuras llenas de magia.