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Espacio Marzana presents a new exhibition by artist José Lastra titled ¡Qué azul era mi cielo!. This showcase explores complex themes of identity, memory, and material transformation through a series of evocative sculptural and photographic works.
Espacio Marzana presents 'Amor, mírame', a powerful new exhibition by artist Ritha Thende Komba Mingomba that explores themes of patriarchal structures, resistance, and the search for justice. Through a combination of sculpture, writing, and performance, the artist addresses the normalization of harassment and advocates for bodily autonomy. The opening event features a special performance by the artist on April 30, 2026, at 20:30.
Espacio Marzana presents a deep dive into a significant piece by the artist Plágaro, created in early 1987 for his debut individual exhibition. This newly revealed work offers a unique look at his early figurative style and serves as the precursor to his later 'Cuadros Iguales' series.
Discover a conceptual reflection on contemporary art and the nature of two-dimensional surfaces, presented by the artist Abigail Lazkoz. This piece examines the relationship between the body, physical obstacles, and artistic composition as explored through various historical and modern contexts.
Espacio Marzana presents Un pulso sin fin, an exhibition by artist Naia del Castillo exploring the intersection of vital life forces and mechanical precision. The collection features hybrid sculptures that investigate movement, materiality, and the organic growth of artistic vision within a contemporary context.
Espacio Marzana presents 'Plástica Mozambiqueña', a new exhibition showcasing works by artists Butcheca and Joao Donato. Visitors can explore a rich dialogue between contemporary Mozambican painting and ceramics, reflecting on human nature, identity, and global narratives.
Espacio Marzana presents a thought-provoking new exhibition by artist Martín López that explores the rise and societal impact of Artificial Intelligence. Through a combination of digital photography and an hour-long documentary, the exhibition captures the tension between our virtual realities and the tangible world.
Discover the latest exhibition by artist Edu López at Espacio Marzana, titled 'Un muerto normal'. This new project explores themes of memory and artistic process, featuring a unique collection of paintings, drawings, and texts that reflect on works created over the past thirty years.
Espacio Marzana presents a new exhibition by artist José Lastra titled ¡Qué azul era mi cielo!. This showcase explores complex themes of identity, memory, and material transformation through a series of evocative sculptural and photographic works.
Espacio Marzana presents 'Amor, mírame', a powerful new exhibition by artist Ritha Thende Komba Mingomba that explores themes of patriarchal structures, resistance, and the search for justice. Through a combination of sculpture, writing, and performance, the artist addresses the normalization of harassment and advocates for bodily autonomy. The opening event features a special performance by the artist on April 30, 2026, at 20:30.
Espacio Marzana presents a deep dive into a significant piece by the artist Plágaro, created in early 1987 for his debut individual exhibition. This newly revealed work offers a unique look at his early figurative style and serves as the precursor to his later 'Cuadros Iguales' series.
Discover a conceptual reflection on contemporary art and the nature of two-dimensional surfaces, presented by the artist Abigail Lazkoz. This piece examines the relationship between the body, physical obstacles, and artistic composition as explored through various historical and modern contexts.
Espacio Marzana presents Un pulso sin fin, an exhibition by artist Naia del Castillo exploring the intersection of vital life forces and mechanical precision. The collection features hybrid sculptures that investigate movement, materiality, and the organic growth of artistic vision within a contemporary context.
Espacio Marzana presents 'Plástica Mozambiqueña', a new exhibition showcasing works by artists Butcheca and Joao Donato. Visitors can explore a rich dialogue between contemporary Mozambican painting and ceramics, reflecting on human nature, identity, and global narratives.
Espacio Marzana presents a thought-provoking new exhibition by artist Martín López that explores the rise and societal impact of Artificial Intelligence. Through a combination of digital photography and an hour-long documentary, the exhibition captures the tension between our virtual realities and the tangible world.
Discover the latest exhibition by artist Edu López at Espacio Marzana, titled 'Un muerto normal'. This new project explores themes of memory and artistic process, featuring a unique collection of paintings, drawings, and texts that reflect on works created over the past thirty years.
Espacio Marzana presents a new exhibition by artist José Lastra titled ¡Qué azul era mi cielo!. This showcase explores complex themes of identity, memory, and material transformation through a series of evocative sculptural and photographic works.
Espacio Marzana presents 'Amor, mírame', a powerful new exhibition by artist Ritha Thende Komba Mingomba that explores themes of patriarchal structures, resistance, and the search for justice. Through a combination of sculpture, writing, and performance, the artist addresses the normalization of harassment and advocates for bodily autonomy. The opening event features a special performance by the artist on April 30, 2026, at 20:30.
Espacio Marzana presents a deep dive into a significant piece by the artist Plágaro, created in early 1987 for his debut individual exhibition. This newly revealed work offers a unique look at his early figurative style and serves as the precursor to his later 'Cuadros Iguales' series.
Discover a conceptual reflection on contemporary art and the nature of two-dimensional surfaces, presented by the artist Abigail Lazkoz. This piece examines the relationship between the body, physical obstacles, and artistic composition as explored through various historical and modern contexts.
Espacio Marzana presents Un pulso sin fin, an exhibition by artist Naia del Castillo exploring the intersection of vital life forces and mechanical precision. The collection features hybrid sculptures that investigate movement, materiality, and the organic growth of artistic vision within a contemporary context.
Espacio Marzana presents 'Plástica Mozambiqueña', a new exhibition showcasing works by artists Butcheca and Joao Donato. Visitors can explore a rich dialogue between contemporary Mozambican painting and ceramics, reflecting on human nature, identity, and global narratives.
Espacio Marzana presents a thought-provoking new exhibition by artist Martín López that explores the rise and societal impact of Artificial Intelligence. Through a combination of digital photography and an hour-long documentary, the exhibition captures the tension between our virtual realities and the tangible world.
Discover the latest exhibition by artist Edu López at Espacio Marzana, titled 'Un muerto normal'. This new project explores themes of memory and artistic process, featuring a unique collection of paintings, drawings, and texts that reflect on works created over the past thirty years.
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