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As part of ARCO, El Apartamento gallery presents several Cuban artists whose works offer different perspectives on the social and political reality of the island. Among them are Juan Carlos Alom, Roberto Diago and Reynier Leyva Novo.
The furniture, design and art in Pedro Almodóvar's Bitter Christmas build interiors and define the characters (...) The work of Cuban artist Ariamna Contino introduces a silent and deeply hypnotic presence in the film.
Among several proposals, the Community of Madrid has awarded its ARCO 2026 prize to artists Los Bravú, Federico Miró and LUCE. The painting 'En la grieta brilla el deseo' (2025), from El Apartamento gallery, was the award-winning work of this duo of artists.
Gut it, forget it. Invisible Houston
The Ttransart Foundation
For his exhibition at Transart, «Gut It, Forget It. Invisible Houston», Novo created a monumental assemblage consisting in several burnt pieces of furniture with 3D replicas of identified local birds posed on them, ad hoc, here and there.
Raúl Díaz Reyes vindicates at the Párraga in Murcia the beauty of the insinuated as opposed to visual overexposure
Murciaploaza
The exhibition of the Madrid artist Raúl Díaz Reyes invites us to cross a landscape of signs, rhythms and silences. The exhibition, curated by Javier Martín-Jiménez, becomes a space of transit, recollection and revelation.
Views of Venezuela and Cuba from exile
Hyperallergic
An exhibition near Washington D. C. offers an immersion into the recovery of memory and identity in all its fluidity and impermanence.
The Reina Sofia Museum added 404 works to its collections in 2025
ABC
Produced by 130 artists (58.6% are women), they are valued at 10.6 million euros.
Donations with a value of more than three million euros have been received and the Reina Sofia Museum Foundation has deposited works worth 4.6 million euros.
From Havana to Madrid: the decade that cemented El Apartamento as an artistic bridge
Informed Art
In this interview, Christian Gundín, founder of the El Apartamento gallery, looks back on his decade-long career between Havana and Madrid. He explains how the project has evolved from an intuition to promote contemporary Cuban art to becoming a hybrid, international bridge between artists in Cuba and Spain.
Fuentesal Arenillas arrives in Barcelona with a major exhibition at Fabra i Coats
The Vanguard
The couple opens the season at the Sant Andreu center with Lalirio, a collection of works that provides insight into their artistic practice while engaging in a dialogue with the building's architecture and industrial heritage.
Gut it, forget it. Invisible Houston
The Ttransart Foundation
For his exhibition at Transart, «Gut It, Forget It. Invisible Houston», Novo created a monumental assemblage consisting in several burnt pieces of furniture with 3D replicas of identified local birds posed on them, ad hoc, here and there.
Raúl Díaz Reyes vindicates at the Párraga in Murcia the beauty of the insinuated as opposed to visual overexposure
Murciaploaza
The exhibition of the Madrid artist Raúl Díaz Reyes invites us to cross a landscape of signs, rhythms and silences. The exhibition, curated by Javier Martín-Jiménez, becomes a space of transit, recollection and revelation.
Views of Venezuela and Cuba from exile
Hyperallergic
An exhibition near Washington D. C. offers an immersion into the recovery of memory and identity in all its fluidity and impermanence.
The Reina Sofia Museum added 404 works to its collections in 2025
ABC
Produced by 130 artists (58.6% are women), they are valued at 10.6 million euros.
Donations with a value of more than three million euros have been received and the Reina Sofia Museum Foundation has deposited works worth 4.6 million euros.
From Havana to Madrid: the decade that cemented El Apartamento as an artistic bridge
Informed Art
In this interview, Christian Gundín, founder of the El Apartamento gallery, looks back on his decade-long career between Havana and Madrid. He explains how the project has evolved from an intuition to promote contemporary Cuban art to becoming a hybrid, international bridge between artists in Cuba and Spain.
Fuentesal Arenillas arrives in Barcelona with a major exhibition at Fabra i Coats
The Vanguard
The couple opens the season at the Sant Andreu center with Lalirio, a collection of works that provides insight into their artistic practice while engaging in a dialogue with the building's architecture and industrial heritage.