EVE SCHILLO ON PHOTOPGRAPHY BEYOND PHOTOGRAPHY
Eve Schillo is an Associate Curator in the Wallis Annenberg Department of Photography at LACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art). During her upcoming visit to Buenos Aires, Argentina, for Pinta BAphoto 2026, she shares an organic and systemic perspective on photography, one that does not need to remain within its own boundaries.
LATIN AMERICAN ART SEEKS A PLACE AT FRIEZE LONDON
The British event highlights the growing presence of Latin American contemporary art, although its visibility remains conditioned by the commercial dynamics of a global fair and by local cultural policies that pragmatically contribute to shaping a contemporary art landscape closer to its audience.
FROM ONE DREAM TO ANOTHER: THE 18TH LYON BIENNALE
In a world marked by dizzying change and a constant flow of images and information, the 18th Lyon Biennale encourages us to take the time to observe, disconnect and listen to what the works of the invited artists seek to express. In dialogue with the social, political and economic realities of our time, they question and challenge our certainties, enriching democratic debate, our collective imagination and our ways of living together.
MARTÍN BOLLATI AND THE NOTION OF AUTHORSHIP IN PUBLISHING, CURATING, AND PHOTOGRAPHY
Artist, editor, workshop leader, and gallery owner. Depending on which “hat” he wears, Martín Bollati occupies different positions within the field of image-making (and thinking). He founded ATLAS, a bookstore and gallery specializing in photography, images, design, and architecture, as well as publisher SED Editorial.
PUERTO RICAN ABSTRACTION REVISITED AT THE MAC
The San Juan museum devotes an exhibition to abstraction as a fissure in a narrative built on an uneven struggle between assertions and certainties.
LATIN AMERICA AT PINTA BAphoto 2026: PROPOSALS FROM THE REGION
A tribute to Sandra Eleta, the work of Claudia Andujar, a solo show by Joaquín Sánchez, and a project that combines a bookstore and an exhibition chart a map that travels through Panama, Brazil, Paraguay, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Argentina and Venezuela.
OSWALDO VIGAS IN GUANGZHOU, CROSSINGS BETWEEN ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS OF CHINA AND THE AMERICAS
The Guangdong Museum of Art presents the first major museum retrospective of the Venezuelan artist in Asia, spanning seven decades of work.
THE RELATIONSHIP WITH NATURE THROUGH THE LENS OF MELANIE SMITH, IN VALENCIA
The British-Mexican artist brings together two projects at IVAM that explore the relationship between endangered species, culture, territory, and forms of coexistence.
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