Exhibitions

“When you look at my photographs, you are looking at my thoughts.” This statement perfectly states the revolutionary concept behind Duane Michals’ photography, a great innovator and one of the most important forerunners of conceptual photography. Experimental, poetic, and introspective. Duane Michals (McKeesport, Pennsylvania, 1932) works in balance between conceptual photography...

Andy Warhol (1928-1987) is considered one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. His work spanned different media, from painting to cinema, as he developed a personal and unique style. However, it was his experience as a publicist and graphic designer that allowed him to integrate posters as...

The Berlin Wall. A World Divided outlines the history of this icon born just when the Cold War was breaking out: a global conflict between Capitalism and Communism that pushed the world to the brink of nuclear destruction. A must-see to learn the stories of life, resistance, and escape, often punished...

Henri Matisse (1869-1954) was one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. Not only did he explore painting, but he also stood out in sculpture and other artistic expressions, such as sketching, engraving, and collage. We now have a unique occasion to discover his sculpture work. Matisse Metamorfosis. Esculturas...

‘For a photograph to be good it must have balance, form and substance. But to be very good it must also have indefinable magic.’ These words by Elliott Erwitt have become the best way to define his extraordinary, momentous oeuvre. His drive to capture the essence of the everyday through...

The world changed after World War I. Europe was devastated, and the avant-garde shifted focus to the “New World,” to New York. There, artists found their new inspiration in a more modern, technified and bustling society: the machine, “born without a mother,” but feminine and erotic, emerging from itself and...