by powmag | Dic 15, 2025 | Artists, News
What happens when historical architecture is not preserved as a relic, but reimagined as a speculative surface for the future? This conceptual intervention proposes an unsettling yet seductive answer: history filtered through purple glass. The project presents a...
by powmag | Oct 24, 2025 | Artists, International, News
In the world of illustration, irony rarely comes from words—it emerges through form, color, and silence. Few artists have mastered that delicate balance as elegantly as Guy Billout, whose visual language reshaped how irony can inhabit the image itself. Born in 1941 in...
by powmag | Ago 20, 2025 | Artists, International, News, Power
The traveling exhibition “Maruja Mallo: Mask and Compass,” now at Centro Botín and soon at Museo Reina Sofía, sheds light on the overlooked legacy of Spain’s modernist pioneer. Once regarded as Spain’s most important woman artist of the 20th century, Maruja Mallo’s...
by powmag | Jul 29, 2025 | Art Travelers, Artists, International, News, Power
In the midst of Brazil’s authoritarian regime and media boom, a generation of artists responded with bold figuration, protest, and reinvention. “Pop Brazil: Avant-garde and New Figuration, 1960–70,” now on view at the Pinacoteca de São Paulo, offers a compelling...
by powmag | May 30, 2025 | Artists, International, News, Power
By Claire Wooden In her series “Household Surrealism”, Helga Stentzel transforms ordinary domestic items into characters and scenarios, redefining how we perceive the relationship between art, objects and daily routines. Stentzel’s work, based in London...
by powmag | May 12, 2025 | Artists, International, Museums, News
As part of Opposites United: Eclipse of Perceptions, A.A. Murakami stunned visitors at Milan Design Week 2025 with two immersive installations that blend robotic engineering with elemental phenomena. The British-Japanese art duo—also known as Studio Swine—continues to...
