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The first major exhibition of Mucki’s beadwork is being held at Galatea Gallery in São Paulo and will be on display until January 16, 2025. After decades of working with fabrics, the artist now presents a significant collection of works created with the collaboration of a collective of women embroiderers from Ilhéus and Rio de Janeiro.

Fundación Ama Amoedo is pleased to announce the Grantees for its second edition of the Fundación Ama Amoedo Grants. With more than 2000 applications, 10 projects were selected in the categories: Artists, Art and Social Engagement, Organizations, and Publications. Each Awardee will receive support of 10,000 dollars for the research and development of their proposals. The winners are: Alejandro Cruz (Uruguay), Clara Esborraz (Argentina), Ana María Montenegro (Colombia), Davi Pontes (Brazil), Instituto Tele Arte (Chile), Museo MARC (Argentina), Aldeia-Escola Floresta (Brazil), Archivo de la Memoria Trans (Argentina), El Flasherito (Argentina), and Claudia Martínez Garay (Peru).

Pilar Elgueta (Chile) is the selected artist for the Delfina Foundation’s Residency Program during Summer 2024. The artist-explorer activates ideas and images around the relation between the human being and landscape.

Tensta konsthall has opened its doors to Imagine an After, a collective exhibition bringing together prominent international artists to explore how to envision a future in the aftermath of conflicts, displacement, and loss. In a world shaped by constant change and challenges, the exhibition invites reflection on the transformations that can emerge in moments of crisis and crossroads.

The Delfina Foundation and Tate announced the 2025 Brooks International Fellowship Programme. This prestigious initiative offers visual arts professionals from around the world a unique opportunity to collaborate with Tate colleagues in London for six months, supported by a residency at Delfina Foundation.

Norway’s museum presents the group exhibition Everything Is So Alive! a show that offers a hopeful exploration of the possibilities for cohabiting the ruins of a world moving into collapse.

The Chiloé Museum of Modern Art presents its 37th edition featuring photographs, paintings, sculptures, installations, performances, videos, and digital cinema in the exhibition Espectral (Spectral), which invites viewers to explore what stirs unease: the mysterious, the ethereal, and the unknown.

The first major exhibition of Mucki’s beadwork is being held at Galatea Gallery in São Paulo and will be on display until January 16, 2025. After decades of working with fabrics, the artist now presents a significant collection of works created with the collaboration of a collective of women embroiderers from Ilhéus and Rio de Janeiro.

Fundación Ama Amoedo is pleased to announce the Grantees for its second edition of the Fundación Ama Amoedo Grants. With more than 2000 applications, 10 projects were selected in the categories: Artists, Art and Social Engagement, Organizations, and Publications. Each Awardee will receive support of 10,000 dollars for the research and development of their proposals. The winners are: Alejandro Cruz (Uruguay), Clara Esborraz (Argentina), Ana María Montenegro (Colombia), Davi Pontes (Brazil), Instituto Tele Arte (Chile), Museo MARC (Argentina), Aldeia-Escola Floresta (Brazil), Archivo de la Memoria Trans (Argentina), El Flasherito (Argentina), and Claudia Martínez Garay (Peru).

Pilar Elgueta (Chile) is the selected artist for the Delfina Foundation’s Residency Program during Summer 2024. The artist-explorer activates ideas and images around the relation between the human being and landscape.

Tensta konsthall has opened its doors to Imagine an After, a collective exhibition bringing together prominent international artists to explore how to envision a future in the aftermath of conflicts, displacement, and loss. In a world shaped by constant change and challenges, the exhibition invites reflection on the transformations that can emerge in moments of crisis and crossroads.

The Delfina Foundation and Tate announced the 2025 Brooks International Fellowship Programme. This prestigious initiative offers visual arts professionals from around the world a unique opportunity to collaborate with Tate colleagues in London for six months, supported by a residency at Delfina Foundation.

Norway’s museum presents the group exhibition Everything Is So Alive! a show that offers a hopeful exploration of the possibilities for cohabiting the ruins of a world moving into collapse.

The Chiloé Museum of Modern Art presents its 37th edition featuring photographs, paintings, sculptures, installations, performances, videos, and digital cinema in the exhibition Espectral (Spectral), which invites viewers to explore what stirs unease: the mysterious, the ethereal, and the unknown.

Fundación Ama Amoedo is pleased to announce the Grantees for its second edition of the Fundación Ama Amoedo Grants. With more than 2000 applications, 10 projects were selected in the categories: Artists, Art and Social Engagement, Organizations, and Publications. Each Awardee will receive support of 10,000 dollars for the research and development of their proposals. The winners are: Alejandro Cruz (Uruguay), Clara Esborraz (Argentina), Ana María Montenegro (Colombia), Davi Pontes (Brazil), Instituto Tele Arte (Chile), Museo MARC (Argentina), Aldeia-Escola Floresta (Brazil), Archivo de la Memoria Trans (Argentina), El Flasherito (Argentina), and Claudia Martínez Garay (Peru).

Pilar Elgueta (Chile) is the selected artist for the Delfina Foundation’s Residency Program during Summer 2024. The artist-explorer activates ideas and images around the relation between the human being and landscape.

Tensta konsthall has opened its doors to Imagine an After, a collective exhibition bringing together prominent international artists to explore how to envision a future in the aftermath of conflicts, displacement, and loss. In a world shaped by constant change and challenges, the exhibition invites reflection on the transformations that can emerge in moments of crisis and crossroads.

The Delfina Foundation and Tate announced the 2025 Brooks International Fellowship Programme. This prestigious initiative offers visual arts professionals from around the world a unique opportunity to collaborate with Tate colleagues in London for six months, supported by a residency at Delfina Foundation.

Norway’s museum presents the group exhibition Everything Is So Alive! a show that offers a hopeful exploration of the possibilities for cohabiting the ruins of a world moving into collapse.

The Chiloé Museum of Modern Art presents its 37th edition featuring photographs, paintings, sculptures, installations, performances, videos, and digital cinema in the exhibition Espectral (Spectral), which invites viewers to explore what stirs unease: the mysterious, the ethereal, and the unknown.

The first major exhibition of Mucki’s beadwork is being held at Galatea Gallery in São Paulo and will be on display until January 16, 2025. After decades of working with fabrics, the artist now presents a significant collection of works created with the collaboration of a collective of women embroiderers from Ilhéus and Rio de Janeiro.

Fundación Ama Amoedo is pleased to announce the Grantees for its second edition of the Fundación Ama Amoedo Grants. With more than 2000 applications, 10 projects were selected in the categories: Artists, Art and Social Engagement, Organizations, and Publications. Each Awardee will receive support of 10,000 dollars for the research and development of their proposals. The winners are: Alejandro Cruz (Uruguay), Clara Esborraz (Argentina), Ana María Montenegro (Colombia), Davi Pontes (Brazil), Instituto Tele Arte (Chile), Museo MARC (Argentina), Aldeia-Escola Floresta (Brazil), Archivo de la Memoria Trans (Argentina), El Flasherito (Argentina), and Claudia Martínez Garay (Peru).

Pilar Elgueta (Chile) is the selected artist for the Delfina Foundation’s Residency Program during Summer 2024. The artist-explorer activates ideas and images around the relation between the human being and landscape.

Tensta konsthall has opened its doors to Imagine an After, a collective exhibition bringing together prominent international artists to explore how to envision a future in the aftermath of conflicts, displacement, and loss. In a world shaped by constant change and challenges, the exhibition invites reflection on the transformations that can emerge in moments of crisis and crossroads.

The Delfina Foundation and Tate announced the 2025 Brooks International Fellowship Programme. This prestigious initiative offers visual arts professionals from around the world a unique opportunity to collaborate with Tate colleagues in London for six months, supported by a residency at Delfina Foundation.

Norway’s museum presents the group exhibition Everything Is So Alive! a show that offers a hopeful exploration of the possibilities for cohabiting the ruins of a world moving into collapse.

The Chiloé Museum of Modern Art presents its 37th edition featuring photographs, paintings, sculptures, installations, performances, videos, and digital cinema in the exhibition Espectral (Spectral), which invites viewers to explore what stirs unease: the mysterious, the ethereal, and the unknown.

The first major exhibition of Mucki’s beadwork is being held at Galatea Gallery in São Paulo and will be on display until January 16, 2025. After decades of working with fabrics, the artist now presents a significant collection of works created with the collaboration of a collective of women embroiderers from Ilhéus and Rio de Janeiro.

Fundación Ama Amoedo is pleased to announce the Grantees for its second edition of the Fundación Ama Amoedo Grants. With more than 2000 applications, 10 projects were selected in the categories: Artists, Art and Social Engagement, Organizations, and Publications. Each Awardee will receive support of 10,000 dollars for the research and development of their proposals. The winners are: Alejandro Cruz (Uruguay), Clara Esborraz (Argentina), Ana María Montenegro (Colombia), Davi Pontes (Brazil), Instituto Tele Arte (Chile), Museo MARC (Argentina), Aldeia-Escola Floresta (Brazil), Archivo de la Memoria Trans (Argentina), El Flasherito (Argentina), and Claudia Martínez Garay (Peru).

Pilar Elgueta (Chile) is the selected artist for the Delfina Foundation’s Residency Program during Summer 2024. The artist-explorer activates ideas and images around the relation between the human being and landscape.

Tensta konsthall has opened its doors to Imagine an After, a collective exhibition bringing together prominent international artists to explore how to envision a future in the aftermath of conflicts, displacement, and loss. In a world shaped by constant change and challenges, the exhibition invites reflection on the transformations that can emerge in moments of crisis and crossroads.

The Delfina Foundation and Tate announced the 2025 Brooks International Fellowship Programme. This prestigious initiative offers visual arts professionals from around the world a unique opportunity to collaborate with Tate colleagues in London for six months, supported by a residency at Delfina Foundation.

Norway’s museum presents the group exhibition Everything Is So Alive! a show that offers a hopeful exploration of the possibilities for cohabiting the ruins of a world moving into collapse.

The Chiloé Museum of Modern Art presents its 37th edition featuring photographs, paintings, sculptures, installations, performances, videos, and digital cinema in the exhibition Espectral (Spectral), which invites viewers to explore what stirs unease: the mysterious, the ethereal, and the unknown.