Exhibitions

Gorillaz have announced that their immersive House of Kong exhibition will open in New York for a limited run in September. The show first launched in London last year as part of the band's 25th anniversary celebrations.

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The duo Cabello/Carceller presents the exhibition Notas al pie at TEA in Tenerife, which rescues the lives of trans and marginalized people through audiovisual and documentary works.

Lara Baladi's Cosmovision exhibition, shown at Tintera until January 11, features over one hundred works, more than half displayed for the first time, spanning 1996 to 2011. It transforms Baladi's archive into an autobiographical epistemic apparatus, exploring her social, political, and spiritual quest. Visitors are invited to construct meaning through navigation of the spaces between images.

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The 13th edition of the Investec Cape Town Art Fair opens on 20 February at the Cape Town International Convention Centre, featuring 126 exhibitors from 23 cities. Amid recent debates on art and censorship, the fair's theme 'Listen' emphasizes reflection and dialogue. Director Laura Vincenti highlights the event as a space for cultural exchange.

This year's Tokyo Biennale is its most ambitious yet, featuring 39 artists from Japan and abroad under the theme 'Wander for Wonder.' Artworks are integrated into everyday Tokyo spots, many viewable for free. The event runs until December 14.

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The exhibition 'El beso de la muerte. Representaciones mortuorias en el arte y la cultura visual del siglo XIX' invites the public to immerse in the duality of death as a fearsome enemy and everyday presence in that era. Curated by Luis Gómez Mata at the Museo Nacional de San Carlos, it features nearly 180 pieces addressing illness, mourning, and funeral rites. It opens days before Día de Muertos, linking past and present.