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Thursday, October 22, 2026
Two major retrospectives bring Colombian painter Beatriz González and Venezuelan-US-American sculptor Marisol Escobar to international audiences, with González’s exhibition currently on show at the Barbican Art Gallery in London until 10 May 2026. Kennedy Ogenna This duo, who helped shape the Pop Art movement are receiving long-overdue international […]
Miguel Ángel belongs to a generation marked by the transition from the Francoist dictatorship to democracy. In times of enforced silence, he forged his outlook based on commitment, justice and collectivity. He has always sought to spread his ideas. Now, this journey finds new expression through his first solo exhibition which opens on 23rd April.
A praised alternative composer with African roots will be releasing her new album this coming May, which includes her single song “What did the rain say”. Pablo Muñoz Berlin-based composer Dumama is releasing “Towards an expanse”, her new album, on 8 May, less than a month from now. […]
John Hardman, author of “The French Revolution: a political history”, is a recognised authority on the French Revolution and his micro-level knowledge is impressive. For a background to the momentous French Revolution, Robert Darnton’s “The revolutionary temper: Paris, 1748-89” provides a necessary complement. Sean Sheehan Hardman is unbeatable […]
The legendary Panamanian singer will be performing in the UK’s capital for the first time since 2018, in a concert that will take place this coming 8 July, starting at 7 pm. Pablo Muñoz Rubén Blades, the renowned musician, composer, actor, activist, and politician, is coming to London […]
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