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*Tangere* takes its title from a passage written by John Alfred Charlton Deas in *What the Blind May ‘See’: Some Museum and Other Experiments in Tactile Sight*. In this book, the curator of the Sunderland Museum in the UK recounts the experiences generated during a series of pioneering inclusive sessions in which blind people of different genders and ages touched and interacted with objects from the collection. John Alfred Charlton Deas, in describing those episodes, remarked: “To them, their fingers are eyes.”.
La Térmica is opening “Tangere,” an exhibition of paintings by Nacho Martín Silva designed for blind and visually impaired visitors. This new in-house production, curated by Juan Francisco Rueda and developed in collaboration with the ONCE branch in Málaga, will be open to the public through September 20. Tangere actively involves blind people as collaborators in the project, making inclusion an essential part of the artistic experience.
The new in-house exhibition, curated by Juan Francisco Rueda and developed in collaboration with the ONCE branch in Málaga, will be open to the public through September 20. 'Tangere' features the participation of blind individuals as project collaborators, making inclusion an essential part of the artistic experience.
On Thursday, May 21, BilbaoArte's Sala URIBITARTE40 will present the book «Algunas posibilidades (a partir de basura y simulacro)» about Miren Doiz's exhibition, which will be on display until May 31. With the participation of the artist herself and Emma Brasó, art historian and curator.
The Center for Artistic Production of the Bilbao City Hall presents the exhibition Algunas posibilidades (a partir de basura y simulacro), by artist Miren Doiz (Pamplona, 1980). The exhibition, which can be visited until May 31 at Sala Uribitarte40, reflects on the logic of production and destruction of materials that defines our times.
Améfrica. Diasporic connections in the Jorge M. Pérez Collection.
Andalusian Center of Contemporary Art
The exhibition brings together artists from different regions of the American and African continents through shared resonances and references, similar practices, mutual inspirations, research continuities and transmissions -both generational and ancestral- that connect, with a vitality that is sometimes visible and sometimes veiled, the shores of the Atlantic.
A World Far Away, Nearby and Invisible
Space 23
«A World Far Away, Nearby and Invisible» invites viewers on a journey through selected works from the Jorge M. Pérez Collection that explore and reimagine the complex, multifaceted idea of territory. The artists Ariamna Contino and Alex Hernandez, with their unique poetics of creation, are part of the roster.
José Manuel Mesías. Cintas Foundation Fellowship 2025
Informed Art
Artist José Manuel Mesías won the 2025 Cintas Foundation Visual Arts Fellowship Award. The award includes a monetary award and the possibility of a solo exhibition at the MDC Museum.
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.
Améfrica. Diasporic connections in the Jorge M. Pérez Collection.
Andalusian Center of Contemporary Art
The exhibition brings together artists from different regions of the American and African continents through shared resonances and references, similar practices, mutual inspirations, research continuities and transmissions -both generational and ancestral- that connect, with a vitality that is sometimes visible and sometimes veiled, the shores of the Atlantic.
A World Far Away, Nearby and Invisible
Space 23
«A World Far Away, Nearby and Invisible» invites viewers on a journey through selected works from the Jorge M. Pérez Collection that explore and reimagine the complex, multifaceted idea of territory. The artists Ariamna Contino and Alex Hernandez, with their unique poetics of creation, are part of the roster.
José Manuel Mesías. Cintas Foundation Fellowship 2025
Informed Art
Artist José Manuel Mesías won the 2025 Cintas Foundation Visual Arts Fellowship Award. The award includes a monetary award and the possibility of a solo exhibition at the MDC Museum.
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.