June 5, 2026

The artist Marina Núñez is participating in Spain in Transmission: New Digital Work, an exhibition included in the art programme of SXSW London 2026. Curated by Patrick Moore, former director of the Andy Warhol Museum, the exhibition brings together four Spanish artists whose practices explore the creative possibilities of contemporary digital technologies.

Marina Núñez presents the video installations Inmersión and Quietas, as part of a project that brings together art, innovation and contemporary visual culture. Held in Shoreditch, London, SXSW London has established itself as one of the leading international events dedicated to the convergence of creativity, technology and contemporary thought.

The exhibition can be visited as part of SXSW London 2026 from 1 to 6 June, forming part of the festival’s art programme.

On 3 June, the exhibition Colita. Fotografía opened at Sala Amós Salvador in Logroño Colita. Fotografía ,a broad survey of the career of one of the most important figures in contemporary Spanish photography. Curated by photographer Matías Costa, the exhibition offers a renewed reading of her work through a free dialogue between images from different periods and contexts, revealing Colita’s extraordinary ability to portray reality with sensitivity, irony and commitment.

The exhibition is the result of a close collaboration between Matías Costa and the Colita Archive, bringing together a carefully selected group of photographs that offers a fresh perspective on some of the artist’s most iconic images. The project highlights the richness and enduring relevance of a photographic legacy that remains essential to understanding Spanish visual culture in the second half of the twentieth century.

Colita. Fotografía will remain on view until 16 August 2026 at Sala Amós Salvador, a leading contemporary art centre located in Logroño, La Rioja.

Toni Amengual will present his new photobook Terra Ferma on 10 June at La Fábrica Bookshop in Madrid, in conversation with artist Gloria Oyarzabal. Taking the island of Mallorca as its starting point, the project reflects on the transformation of the landscape through human intervention, exploring the tensions between tourism, territory and environmental degradation. Designed in collaboration with Fiorenza Pinna, the book also stands out for its distinctive material conception, becoming a physical and conceptual extension of the photographic research itself.