The Paraguayan artist and researcher Fernando Allen engages with the rock art of his home country in La piedra y la luz, an exhibition that combines photography, academic inquiry, and contemporary artistic practice while reflecting on cultural heritage and memory.

The citizens' movement challenges the legality of an agreement authorizing the works to remain abroad until at least September 2030, in contradiction with existing legislation on the protection of artistic heritage.

Seven artists from the island come together at El Apartamento’s Madrid space to explore painting as an archive of memory, identity, and representation in contemporary culture.

The Mexican artist’s exhibition at N/F Nieves Fernández explores the relationship between the body, everyday objects, and geometric forms through a balance between the material and the immaterial, with a particular focus on the observation of the small as a trigger for experience, thought, and shifts in perception.

The exhibition at the Bilbao centre presents a broad selection of Glenda León’s multidisciplinary practice, articulated around “sensitive conceptualism”, in which sound, silence and perception interweave emotional experience with conceptual reflection.

The exhibition by Mexican artist Fernanda del Barrio in Madrid explores the instability of territory through installation, photography, and archival practices, proposing ways of inhabiting space rooted in the body, the ephemeral, and its relationship with the surrounding environment.

Through a ritual ecosystem of materials, sound, and gesture, RojoNegro's proposal for the Mexican Pavilion opens a space of pause and listening in the face of the saturation of the contemporary world.

The exhibition explores the tropical landscape as a space of memory, perception, and experience through the dialogue established between the works of María Ana Vasco Costa, Márcio Vilela, and Ariamna Contino.

Aninat Galería presents a group exhibition that, through ruptures, intuitions, and continuities, reveals a distinct way of inhabiting creative time and space.