Art Basel Qatar features 84 artist presentations by 87 galleries as the fair debuts in Doha in February....

Presented as part of Mathaf’s 15th anniversary programme, the exhibition examines the intersections...

The exhibition presents a new body of work by Asma Sami, grounded in Qatari culture, traditions, and...

Alhosh Gallery presents a group exhibition examining how algorithms, artificial intelligence, and digital...

“Pulse of Place: Selected Works from the Abdulla bin Ali Al Thani Collection” marks the launch...

Zélika García is the founder and owner of ZSONAMACO, the leading art fair in Latin America, which annually brings together international galleries, artists, and collectors during ZSONAMACO Mexico City Art Week in February, establishing itself as a specialised platform for the contemporary art market. In this interview, marking the 22nd edition of the fair, García reflects on the history of ZSONAMACO from its inception, exploring the motivations behind its creation and examining some of the key elements that have shaped its identity and sustained its relevance over time.

RojoNegro is an artistic duo composed of María Sosa and Noé Martínez. For nearly a decade, their collaborative practice has explored the body as a site of memory, transformation, and ancestral knowledge. Through performance, ritual, and long-term processes, their work challenges Western notions of the self, proposing instead a fluid and expanded understanding of identity, time, and matter.

ST–Yes—with CNES, the French Space Agency. I created an object that is now in orbit. It will stay...

DQ – Exactly. We are a small team, but full of energy. Last year alone we produced ninety-seven events...

Mara Sartore interviewed Antoine Levi (Ciaccia Levi Gallery) on the occasion of Artissima Torino 2025