Selected from 188 applicants across 45 countries, the 2026 cohort of residents is developing an eight-week creative cycle in Pieve di Teco.

From November 26, 2026 to February 28, 2027, a circuit of 16 venues will bring together 76 artists from 20 countries under the artistic direction of Abraham Cruzvillegas.

Spanning seven decades of painting, sculpture, and immersive installation, the show features a newly created work alongside pieces never before exhibited in Europe.

The Colombian artist presents a project rooted in the experience of rural childhood to explore memory and territory and, through different artistic languages, recover everyday stories while questioning the construction of narratives of the past.

Thirty works join the exhibition starting Saturday, September 19, including pieces from the Colección Daros Latinoamérica.

The Danish institution explores the highly distinctive pictorial universe of the Spanish-Mexican artist, examining her creativity, thematic concerns, and meticulous technique at the intersection of Surrealism, mysticism, and science.

Proposals will be accepted through the end of November for the April event in Miraflores.

The exhibition brings together recent works by the Swiss-Argentine artist, shaped by her close relationship with nature and by the impact of the elements on her canvases.