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Due to our participation in ARCOlisboa 2026, the gallery will temporarily modify its opening hours during that week.

Special opening hours:

• Tuesday 26, Wednesday 27, Thursday 28 and Friday 29
• From 10:30 am to 3:00 pm.

During these days, the exhibition Ouka Leele. Barcelona 1978–1980 may be visited within these special opening hours.

We appreciate your understanding and it will be a pleasure to welcome you to the gallery.

The digital magazine Bonart highlights the exhibition Ouka Leele. Barcelona 1978–1980 focusing on the decisive years in which the artist began to build the visual imaginary that would shape her entire career.

The article delves into the period between 1978 and 1980, during Spain’s Transition, highlighting how Ouka Leele’s work moved away from documentary photography towards a hybrid language that brought together painting, performance, and the oneiric.

The publication also underlines the importance of the Peluquería series and of the hand-applied colour interventions on black-and-white photographs, a process that would eventually define one of Ouka Leele’s most recognisable visual languages.

You can read the full article at the following link: La mirada de la Transición en clave Ouka Leele

Journalist Teresa Sesé writes an extensive feature in La Vanguardia on the exhibition. Ouka Leele. Barcelona 1978–1980 , which can currently be visited at the gallery. The article focuses on the decisive years the artist spent in Barcelona and on how the city became the place where she began to build the visual universe that would turn her into one of the great icons of the Movida madrileña.

The publication particularly highlights the Peluquería series, created in Montjuïc in the late 1970s, as well as the atmosphere of creative freedom and experimentation that surrounded Ouka Leele during those years alongside artists and key figures of the countercultural scene such as El Hortelano, Nazario, Ceesepe and Pepe Ribas.

You can read the full article at the following link: Ouka Leele, el icono de la Movida madrileña que nació como artista en Barcelona

The newspaper El Confidencial features the art exhibition that will take place throughout the spaces of Can Alberti Hotel in Menorca. The exhibition will include works by Teresa Gancedo, Jean Denant, Lionel Sabatté, Pepo Hernando and Toni Amengual.

You can read the full article at the following link: El establecimiento en el corazón de Menorca que acogerá una exposición en junio: arte contemporáneo en un hotel boutique con mucho encanto

The newspaper El Periódico highlights the launch of the new phase of Ajoblanco/Kuader, presented on May 12 at our gallery.

You can read the full article at the following link: The legendary magazine Ajoblanco begins a new phase.

EXIT Media magazine highlights Ante a lei, the exhibition by Lluís Hortalà at the CGAC.

The exhibition can be visited until May 31 at the CGAC, Santiago de Compostela.

You can read the full article at the following link: Traspasando el umbral: Lluís Hortalà y la retórica del poder.

La Vanguardia’s Quèfem section highlights Gonzalo Elvira’s new installation at the Museu d’Art Modern de Tarragona (MAMT).

In the exhibition La casa del savi, Gonzalo Elvira reconstructs the figure of the Tarragona-based researcher Antoni Martí i Franquès by establishing a dialogue between drawing and image, linking seemingly distant elements.

The exhibition will be on view until 07.06.2026 at the Museu d’Art Modern de Tarragona (MAMT).

You can read the full article written by Esteve Giralt at the following link: Gonzalo Elvira recreates the figure of researcher Antoni Martí i Franquès.

Lúa Ribeira Agony in the Garden and Toni Amengual TERRA FERMA participate in PHotoESPAÑA 2026 within the exhibition Espacio Fotolibros, presented at the Belgian Sawmill in Madrid.

The exhibition is conceived as a journey through the diversity and strength of the contemporary photobook, bringing together the 73 finalist titles for the Best Photography Book of the Year Award across its different categories: Research, Creation, Bibliophilia, and First Publication.

In this context, both artists have been selected as finalists, forming part of an international panorama that understands the photobook as one of the most vibrant and dynamic formats in contemporary image-making.

More information: Selección espacio fotolibros

The digital magazine Siroco / Mag notes in the article, written by Manuel Padín Fernández, that “the exhibition is conceived as an exercise in perceptual tension, in which the works of Lluís Hortalà place the viewer in a liminal state between reality and illusion, questioning the mechanisms of representation and the very construction of vision.”

You can read the full article at the following link: El arte de permanecer en el umbral

The exhibition will be on view until 31 May at the CGAC (Centro de Arte Contemporáneo de Galicia) at Santiago de Compostela.

The exhibition Palmira Puig. Perspectives revelades , curated by Jesús Navarro and Rocío Santa Cruz, has been nominated for the Associació Catalana de Crítica d’Art (ACCA) Awards in the category of historical art curatorship.

From the team, we are especially pleased to celebrate this nomination, as it recognises the curatorial work and the collective effort behind a project that recovers and highlights the figure of Palmira Puig within the artistic landscape.