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Afro-Cuban artist Roberto Diago brings a new salvaged-material installation to Cuba’s pavilion at the 2026 Venice Biennale, treating scar and surface as a language of memory, resistance, and survival.
‘Hombres Libres’ es la propuesta de Roberto Diago para el Pabellón de la República de Cuba en la 61. Exposición Internacional de Arte – La Biennale di Venezia, que cuenta con el curador Nelson Ramirez de Arellano Conde y el comisionado de Daneisy García Roque. El proyecto, que podrá visitarse del 9 de mayo al 22 de noviembre, se ubica en Il Giardino Bianco – Art Space, situado en via Garibaldi 1814, entre los Giardini y el Arsenale.
Eduardo Ponjuan: El cubano emplea la metáfora del ajedrez para reflexionar sobre las tensiones que atraviesan la industria del arte revisando, desde conceptos posmodernistas, la originalidad, la mercantilización de lo estético y su impacto en el artista.
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.
El Apartamento debuts as the first Cuba-based gallery to participate in Art Basel Miami Beach
El País
The gallery, founded in Havana a decade ago, arrives at the most important contemporary art fair in the Americas at a time when the art market is moving cautiously.
Frieze London restores market confidence and exceeds sales expectations
Observer
From sales of world-class works to radical rediscoveries, the 2025 edition proved that London remains a powerful stage in the art world, even with Paris hot on its heels.
5 featured artworks at Untitled Art, Houston
Galerie
Miki Leal, a multidisciplinary Spanish artist, is known for using irony, going beyond traditional painting and challenging cultural "isms". Exhibited in a three-person presentation at the El Apartamento gallery booth, Leal's sophisticated paintings on paper were inspired by diverse cultural sources, including art, architecture, industrial design, film and music, with works that visually reference Matisse, Picasso, Delacroix, Le Corbusier, Loewy and Glenn Gould, while deftly combining abstract elements with figuration.
Where the air is fresh and the flowers tremble. The Bravú
TimeOut
Dea Gómez and Diego Omil, Los Bravú, are exhibiting for the first time at El Apartamento gallery. Although the large tiled mural they made in 2021 for the Palacio de la Música building, on Gran Vía, has been with us until very recently, it had been a long time since they had presented a solo exhibition in the capital.
Los Bravú: "We are very modern for people who like classic, but classic for people who like the most radical contemporaneity".
Vogue Spain
In their canvases they mix the 'quattrocento' with contemporary anxiety and a good dose of environmentalism. Dea Gómez and Diego Omil -or, in other words, the Bravús- are currently finalizing the details of an exhibition in Madrid.
JOAN MIRÓ, GORDILLO, MARTÍN CHIRINO... MADRID GALLERY WEEKEND GETS UNDERWAY
El Grito
From September 11 to 14, in its 16th edition, a total of 55 galleries, together with the Museo Lázaro Galdiano and La Casa Encendida, will host the work of national and international artists.
El Apartamento debuts as the first Cuba-based gallery to participate in Art Basel Miami Beach
El País
The gallery, founded in Havana a decade ago, arrives at the most important contemporary art fair in the Americas at a time when the art market is moving cautiously.
Frieze London restores market confidence and exceeds sales expectations
Observer
From sales of world-class works to radical rediscoveries, the 2025 edition proved that London remains a powerful stage in the art world, even with Paris hot on its heels.
5 featured artworks at Untitled Art, Houston
Galerie
Miki Leal, a multidisciplinary Spanish artist, is known for using irony, going beyond traditional painting and challenging cultural "isms". Exhibited in a three-person presentation at the El Apartamento gallery booth, Leal's sophisticated paintings on paper were inspired by diverse cultural sources, including art, architecture, industrial design, film and music, with works that visually reference Matisse, Picasso, Delacroix, Le Corbusier, Loewy and Glenn Gould, while deftly combining abstract elements with figuration.
Where the air is fresh and the flowers tremble. The Bravú
TimeOut
Dea Gómez and Diego Omil, Los Bravú, are exhibiting for the first time at El Apartamento gallery. Although the large tiled mural they made in 2021 for the Palacio de la Música building, on Gran Vía, has been with us until very recently, it had been a long time since they had presented a solo exhibition in the capital.
Los Bravú: "We are very modern for people who like classic, but classic for people who like the most radical contemporaneity".
Vogue Spain
In their canvases they mix the 'quattrocento' with contemporary anxiety and a good dose of environmentalism. Dea Gómez and Diego Omil -or, in other words, the Bravús- are currently finalizing the details of an exhibition in Madrid.
JOAN MIRÓ, GORDILLO, MARTÍN CHIRINO... MADRID GALLERY WEEKEND GETS UNDERWAY
El Grito
From September 11 to 14, in its 16th edition, a total of 55 galleries, together with the Museo Lázaro Galdiano and La Casa Encendida, will host the work of national and international artists.