Tag: Angela de la Cruz

  • Flare-Up

    Giving voice to the shame of those with long-term illnesses and disabilities, this mixed exhibition is much needed and long overdue

  • Angela de la Cruz: Upright

    The Spanish artist’s twisted canvases and collapsed objects are a reflection of the adaptability of the human body in the face of frailty and vulnerability, echoing her own resilience after a brain injury

  • After White: Michaela Zimmer and Peter Welz

    Weaving a path in and out of Peter Welz’s awkward steel architectural intervention, the viewer comes up close and personal, in an unsettling way, with Michaela Zimmer’s layered canvases. Scratch the surface and there is far more to be told…

  • 31 Women

    Drawing on Peggy Guggenheim’s 1943 exhibition of the same name, 31 Women is a thoroughly relevant and equally captivating and surprising contemporary curation, opening dialogues across time and space

  • Adventures of the Black Square: Abstract Art and Society 1915 – 2015

    To measure the imprint that a century of abstract art has left on society, culture and politics, Adventures of the Black Square at the Whitechapel Gallery collates artwork from every corner of the globe

  • Nostalgic for the Future

    We are at the Lisson Gallery, London, to see the group exhibition Nostalgic for the Future, shown earlier this year in São Paulo, Brazil. This newly configured exhibition displays works by 16 different artists, celebrating the multigenerational programme of the…