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Neurociencia | Psicología | Diseño de Comportamiento on Instagram: "Sigue a @colectivosinaptico para más neurociencia y psicología aplicada a tu vida diaria.

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Los estudios de neuroimagen muestran que ver arte activa los sistemas de recompensa del cerebro, los mismos que responden a la comida, el contacto físico y la conexión social. Cuando estos sistemas se activan, se libera dopamina y se activa la red neuronal por defecto, que usa memoria y significado personal para construir la respuesta.

La investigación también vincula el contacto cultural regular con reducciones medibles de cortisol, y un estudio longitudinal amplio encontró que los adultos que visitaban galerías cada pocos meses tenían un 32% menos de probabilidad de desarrollar depresión, y quienes visitaban una vez al mes o más, un 48% menos. Esa asociación se mantuvo después de controlar por ingresos, salud y factores sociales. El arte no es un tratamiento, pero la biología detrás sugiere que hace más de lo que la mayoría asume.

📌 Guarda este carrusel si sientes que tu ánimo ha estado apagado y quieres una forma sencilla y accesible de darle a tu cerebro un poco de estímulo y significado.

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📚 Fuentes:
Fancourt, D., & Tymoszuk, Z. (2019). Cultural engagement and incident depression in older adults: evidence from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing. British Journal of Psychiatry, 214(4), 225-229. https://doi.org/10.1192/bjp.2018.267
Clow, A., & Fredhoi, C. (2006). Normalisation of salivary cortisol levels and self-report stress by a brief lunchtime visit to an art gallery by London City workers. Journal of Holistic Healthcare, 3(2), 29-32."

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2,922 likes, 42 comments - colectivosinaptico on July 22, 2026: "Sigue a @colectivosinaptico para más neurociencia y psicología aplicada a tu vida diaria.

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Los estudios de neuroimagen muestran que ver arte activa los sistemas de recompensa del cerebro, los mismos que responden a la comida, el contacto físico y la conexión social. Cuando estos sistemas se activan, se libera dopamina y se activa la red neuronal por defecto, que usa memoria y significado personal para construir la respuesta.

La investigación también vincula el contacto cultural regular con reducciones medibles de cortisol, y un estudio longitudinal amplio encontró que los adultos que visitaban galerías cada pocos meses tenían un 32% menos de probabilidad de desarrollar depresión, y quienes visitaban una vez al mes o más, un 48% menos. Esa asociación se mantuvo después de controlar por ingresos, salud y factores sociales. El arte no es un tratamiento, pero la biología detrás sugiere que hace más de lo que la mayoría asume.

📌 Guarda este carrusel si sientes que tu ánimo ha estado apagado y quieres una forma sencilla y accesible de darle a tu cerebro un poco de estímulo y significado.

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📚 Fuentes:
Fancourt, D., & Tymoszuk, Z. (2019). Cultural engagement and incident depression in older adults: evidence from the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing. British Journal of Psychiatry, 214(4), 225-229. https://doi.org/10.1192/bjp.2018.267
Clow, A., & Fredhoi, C. (2006). Normalisation of salivary cortisol levels and self-report stress by a brief lunchtime visit to an art gallery by London City workers. Journal of Holistic Healthcare, 3(2), 29-32.". 

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Cultura Inquieta on Instagram: "🎨: Arte ambiental hecho por el viento en colaboración con el árbol. 🌳 

📹: Por el artista de Land Art afincado en Barcelona, Sid Wind

🎧: Realization, por FutureVille

@sid.wind @culturainquieta #culturainquieta"

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28K likes, 297 comments - culturainquieta on August 8, 2026: "🎨: Arte ambiental hecho por el viento en colaboración con el árbol. 🌳 

📹: Por el artista de Land Art afincado en Barcelona, Sid Wind

🎧: Realization, por FutureVille

@sid.wind @culturainquieta #culturainquieta". 

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Recorre BA❤️🇦🇷 Turismo en Buenos Aires. F. Yosovitch on Instagram: "Librería oculta y cafecito dentro de un Palacio francés.
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👉🏻Se trata de @concepto.preludio , la nueva apertura dentro del Palacio Peña @palacio.casarepublica , actual @casarepublica.arg
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👉🏻Un nuevo espacio dedicado a la venta de libros y obras poniendo en valor la fotografía, el diseño, arquitectura y patrimonio en uno de los salones del Palacio Peña.
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👉🏻En el primer piso del edificio, subiendo por su hermosa escalera de honor con su claraboya repleta de impactantes vitrales, podrás acceder a su espacio y disfrutar de la literatura, el arte y la arquitectura en un mismo lugar.
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👉🏻Además, luego de adquirir tu libro preferido, podrás tomarte un rico café con pastelería en @casarepublica.arg, la nueva apertura en el Palacio Peña.
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📍Ubicado en la calle Florida 460.
⏰Abierto de martes a sábados de 10h a 18h.
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#BA #BuenosAires #RecorreBA #RBA"

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2,722 likes, 137 comments - recorre.ba on August 7, 2026: "Librería oculta y cafecito dentro de un Palacio francés.
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👉🏻Se trata de @concepto.preludio , la nueva apertura dentro del Palacio Peña @palacio.casarepublica , actual @casarepublica.arg
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👉🏻Un nuevo espacio dedicado a la venta de libros y obras poniendo en valor la fotografía, el diseño, arquitectura y patrimonio en uno de los salones del Palacio Peña.
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👉🏻En el primer piso del edificio, subiendo por su hermosa escalera de honor con su claraboya repleta de impactantes vitrales, podrás acceder a su espacio y disfrutar de la literatura, el arte y la arquitectura en un mismo lugar.
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👉🏻Además, luego de adquirir tu libro preferido, podrás tomarte un rico café con pastelería en @casarepublica.arg, la nueva apertura en el Palacio Peña.
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📍Ubicado en la calle Florida 460.
⏰Abierto de martes a sábados de 10h a 18h.
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#BA #BuenosAires #RecorreBA #RBA". 

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60 Second Docs on Instagram: "Patrick Johnston started the Temple of Mediclaytion in Venice Beach to create what he lacked in his early life, hugs. The artist hosts classes five nights a week in which his students conclude the lesson by hugging their completed pot. What started as an artistic endeavor meant to explore the support of a hug has turned into a viral practice, spreading its comforting touch far and wide.
#hugpots #clay #ceramics #artist 
@patrickjohnstonceramics"

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28K likes, 387 comments - 60secdocs on June 28, 2026: "Patrick Johnston started the Temple of Mediclaytion in Venice Beach to create what he lacked in his early life, hugs. The artist hosts classes five nights a week in which his students conclude the lesson by hugging their completed pot. What started as an artistic endeavor meant to explore the support of a hug has turned into a viral practice, spreading its comforting touch far and wide.
#hugpots #clay #ceramics #artist 
@patrickjohnstonceramics". 

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NALA | The Art Matchmaker on Instagram: "Seventy artists. An abandoned hospital. Eighty rooms, each shaped around a single emotion. Hospital of Emotions has taken over LA's former St. Vincent Medical Center, and what's stayed with us isn't the spectacle, it's the method: artists responding to a space that already holds decades of memory.

It's part of a wider move we love watching, art stepping out of clean gallery walls and into places with a past. When the room pushes back, the work gets more interesting.

#NALA #LAexhibition #artexhibitions #hospitalofemotions"

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theartmatchmaker on July 18, 2026: "Seventy artists. An abandoned hospital. Eighty rooms, each shaped around a single emotion. Hospital of Emotions has taken over LA's former St. Vincent Medical Center, and what's stayed with us isn't the spectacle, it's the method: artists responding to a space that already holds decades of memory.

It's part of a wider move we love watching, art stepping out of clean gallery walls and into places with a past. When the room pushes back, the work gets more interesting.

#NALA #LAexhibition #artexhibitions #hospitalofemotions". 

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Tate on Instagram: "✨ It’s play time! For this summer’s UNIQLO Tate Play series, artist Lina Lapelytė has created a maze-like installation, transforming Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall into a stage of movement, sound and collaboration!  We joined Lina to talk about her newly opened installation, where art, music and improvisation meet in unexpected ways. Take a leap into Lina’s world of play today!
 
✨ Uniqlo Tate Play: Lina Lapelytė: Serendipity Island
🗓️ Daily, 25 July – 31 August 2026 📍 Tate Modern
🎟️ Entry is free. No ticket needed, just drop in!
 
In partnership with @uniqloeurope"

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4,136 likes, 64 comments - tate on July 29, 2026: "✨ It’s play time! For this summer’s UNIQLO Tate Play series, artist Lina Lapelytė has created a maze-like installation, transforming Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall into a stage of movement, sound and collaboration!  We joined Lina to talk about her newly opened installation, where art, music and improvisation meet in unexpected ways. Take a leap into Lina’s world of play today!
 
✨ Uniqlo Tate Play: Lina Lapelytė: Serendipity Island
🗓️ Daily, 25 July – 31 August 2026 📍 Tate Modern
🎟️ Entry is free. No ticket needed, just drop in!
 
In partnership with @uniqloeurope". 

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Mustique on Instagram: "ESTUDIOS ENCONTRARON QUE CONTEMPLAR ARTE DISMINUYE EL CORTISOL, LA HORMONA DEL ESTRÉS.
CADA VEZ MÁS PAÍSES INCORPORAN LOS MUSEOS COMO HERRAMIENTA PARA PROMOVER EL BIENESTAR.

No hace falta pasar un día entero rodeado de obras de arte. Distintas investigaciones muestran que una visita breve a un museo puede generar cambios medibles en el cuerpo y la mente, reduciendo el estrés, la ansiedad y la tensión. Este concepto, conocido como “museum bathing” o “baño de museo”, se inspira en la filosofía japonesa del shinrin-yoku (baño de bosque): dedicar unos minutos a contemplar el entorno con atención plena y sin distracciones.

Uno de los estudios más difundidos observó que apenas 35 minutos recorriendo una galería de arte fueron suficientes para reducir significativamente los niveles de cortisol —la principal hormona del estrés— en un grupo de participantes. Otros trabajos también encontraron mejoras en el estado de ánimo, la concentración y la sensación general de bienestar tras visitar museos.

La idea ya trascendió el ámbito académico. En Canadá, médicos comenzaron a recomendar visitas a museos como complemento de algunos tratamientos relacionados con la salud mental y el bienestar, y otras ciudades han impulsado iniciativas similares. Además, la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) ha destacado el papel que pueden desempeñar las actividades culturales en la promoción de la salud y la calidad de vida.

En un mundo donde el estrés forma parte de la rutina, quizás una de las mejores pausas no esté frente a una pantalla, sino frente a una obra de arte.

Fuentes: Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS), Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, estudios publicados en Frontiers in Psychology y Arts & Health.

#arte #museos #bienestar"

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1,244 likes, 15 comments - revistamustique on July 15, 2026: "ESTUDIOS ENCONTRARON QUE CONTEMPLAR ARTE DISMINUYE EL CORTISOL, LA HORMONA DEL ESTRÉS.
CADA VEZ MÁS PAÍSES INCORPORAN LOS MUSEOS COMO HERRAMIENTA PARA PROMOVER EL BIENESTAR.

No hace falta pasar un día entero rodeado de obras de arte. Distintas investigaciones muestran que una visita breve a un museo puede generar cambios medibles en el cuerpo y la mente, reduciendo el estrés, la ansiedad y la tensión. Este concepto, conocido como “museum bathing” o “baño de museo”, se inspira en la filosofía japonesa del shinrin-yoku (baño de bosque): dedicar unos minutos a contemplar el entorno con atención plena y sin distracciones.

Uno de los estudios más difundidos observó que apenas 35 minutos recorriendo una galería de arte fueron suficientes para reducir significativamente los niveles de cortisol —la principal hormona del estrés— en un grupo de participantes. Otros trabajos también encontraron mejoras en el estado de ánimo, la concentración y la sensación general de bienestar tras visitar museos.

La idea ya trascendió el ámbito académico. En Canadá, médicos comenzaron a recomendar visitas a museos como complemento de algunos tratamientos relacionados con la salud mental y el bienestar, y otras ciudades han impulsado iniciativas similares. Además, la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) ha destacado el papel que pueden desempeñar las actividades culturales en la promoción de la salud y la calidad de vida.

En un mundo donde el estrés forma parte de la rutina, quizás una de las mejores pausas no esté frente a una pantalla, sino frente a una obra de arte.

Fuentes: Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS), Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, estudios publicados en Frontiers in Psychology y Arts & Health.

#arte #museos #bienestar". 

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Lau Cordoba on Instagram: "¿Un mundial de collage? Sí, pero con un par de jornadas previas donde también pasaron cositas. 

Les comparto un registro más extenso de lo que pasó a fines de mayo en la @publicidad_finisterrae en el marco del Campeonato Mundial de Collage y Coloquio Visual del fin del mundo @collagedelfindelmundo 

¿Afilamos las tijeras para el próximo año?"

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1,047 likes, 80 comments - lau.cordoba on July 14, 2026: "¿Un mundial de collage? Sí, pero con un par de jornadas previas donde también pasaron cositas. 

Les comparto un registro más extenso de lo que pasó a fines de mayo en la @publicidad_finisterrae en el marco del Campeonato Mundial de Collage y Coloquio Visual del fin del mundo @collagedelfindelmundo 

¿Afilamos las tijeras para el próximo año?". 

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Guggenheim New York on Instagram: "NYC, are you going bananas? 🍌

If you’ve spotted our wildposters around the city, you’re getting a sneak peek of “Guggenheim Pop: 1960 to Now.” From iconic pop imagery to contemporary works, the exhibition explores how the movement continues to inspire, provoke, and evolve.

Have you seen one in the wild? Tag us if you do. 👀

Plan your visit at the [link in bio.]"

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804 likes, 18 comments - guggenheim on July 15, 2026: "NYC, are you going bananas? 🍌

If you’ve spotted our wildposters around the city, you’re getting a sneak peek of “Guggenheim Pop: 1960 to Now.” From iconic pop imagery to contemporary works, the exhibition explores how the movement continues to inspire, provoke, and evolve.

Have you seen one in the wild? Tag us if you do. 👀

Plan your visit at the [link in bio.]". 

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Puro Diseño on Instagram: "Conversamos con @emislej , artista y científico de datos, sobre los cruces entre inteligencia artificial, creatividad y nuevas formas de producir imágenes.

Una mirada sobre cómo los datos, los algoritmos y la sensibilidad humana pueden encontrarse dentro de un mismo proceso creativo."

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528 likes, 27 comments - feriapurodiseno on July 13, 2026: "Conversamos con @emislej , artista y científico de datos, sobre los cruces entre inteligencia artificial, creatividad y nuevas formas de producir imágenes.

Una mirada sobre cómo los datos, los algoritmos y la sensibilidad humana pueden encontrarse dentro de un mismo proceso creativo.". 

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CUR8 — London art scene on Instagram: "when was the last time you thought about where your clothes went after you threw them away?

beverley duckworth created an installation with thousands of living seeds sewn into discarded clothes

let me explain why

#ContemporaryArt #Sustainability #Fashion #TextileWaste #CUR8"

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4,351 likes, 158 comments - cur8.ldn on July 4, 2026: "when was the last time you thought about where your clothes went after you threw them away?

beverley duckworth created an installation with thousands of living seeds sewn into discarded clothes

let me explain why

#ContemporaryArt #Sustainability #Fashion #TextileWaste #CUR8". 

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Megan Quinlan on Instagram: "Ok, do you LOVE surprises on your art journal pages? I can’t seem to stop adding these everywhere. I just might not be able to stop!"

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4,322 likes, 94 comments - meganquinlanstudio on July 1, 2026: "Ok, do you LOVE surprises on your art journal pages? I can’t seem to stop adding these everywhere. I just might not be able to stop!". 

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Brattle Book Shop on Instagram: "“You never know what you’re gonna find when you clean out a cubbyhole at the Brattle.” — Ken

This week’s Staff Find of the Week: a 1971 copy of Playboy in Braille. 👀📚

Open Monday - Saturday from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM
📍9 West St, Boston, MA"

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37K likes, 149 comments - brattlebookshop on June 24, 2026: "“You never know what you’re gonna find when you clean out a cubbyhole at the Brattle.” — Ken

This week’s Staff Find of the Week: a 1971 copy of Playboy in Braille. 👀📚

Open Monday - Saturday from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM
📍9 West St, Boston, MA". 

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Tini Lecomte - Creatividad on Instagram: "Idea #5 de 30 ideas para entrenar tu creatividad:

Hoy solo podes fotografiar cosas rojas. Nada mas. Parece una restricción tonta, pero es al contrario. Si a la cabeza le das muchas opciones pierde el foco. Pero cuando le das un limite claro se pone a buscar en serio.
La idea es clara: dos horas. Una sola regla: color Rojo

❤️ compartime las fotos en comentarios."

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1,089 likes, 29 comments - blogdeideas on July 1, 2026: "Idea #5 de 30 ideas para entrenar tu creatividad:

Hoy solo podes fotografiar cosas rojas. Nada mas. Parece una restricción tonta, pero es al contrario. Si a la cabeza le das muchas opciones pierde el foco. Pero cuando le das un limite claro se pone a buscar en serio.
La idea es clara: dos horas. Una sola regla: color Rojo

❤️ compartime las fotos en comentarios.". 

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@natora.nyc on Instagram: "Would you pay $30 for a piece of Queensbridge Houses?

PROJECT MEMORABILIA

I collected material from New York City public housing developments and sold it as collectible memorabilia.

This transaction is final.

#newyorkcity #queensbridge #marcyprojects"

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2,962 likes, 235 comments - natora.nyc on June 9, 2026: "Would you pay $30 for a piece of Queensbridge Houses?

PROJECT MEMORABILIA

I collected material from New York City public housing developments and sold it as collectible memorabilia.

This transaction is final.

#newyorkcity #queensbridge #marcyprojects". 

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Step Into Art on Instagram: "Step Into - The Scream - Edvard Munch 
Munch didn't paint a man screaming. He painted a man trying to block out a sound coming from everywhere at once. His diary describes a vast, infinite scream passing through nature — and his original title was The Scream of Nature, not The Scream. It was never one person's private anguish.
#arteducation #arthistory #stepintoart #famouspaintings #thescream"

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12K likes, 161 comments - step_into_art_channel on June 5, 2026: "Step Into - The Scream - Edvard Munch 
Munch didn't paint a man screaming. He painted a man trying to block out a sound coming from everywhere at once. His diary describes a vast, infinite scream passing through nature — and his original title was The Scream of Nature, not The Scream. It was never one person's private anguish.
#arteducation #arthistory #stepintoart #famouspaintings #thescream". 

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Chukwuebuka on Instagram: "Dear Art Lovers, Stay With Me."

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28K likes, 596 comments - ianumeh on June 21, 2026: "Dear Art Lovers, Stay With Me.". 

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Moderna Museet on Instagram: "From rooftop to street level in 39 metres.

”Stockholm Slides” is Carsten Höller’s large-scale artwork on the façade of Moderna Museet. Two mirrored slides spiral down from the roof, turning the museum visit into something you experience with your whole body.

Go up. Slide down. See art from another perspective.

STOCKHOLM SLIDES
21.4–18.10 2026
STOCKHOLM

👉 Included in the admission ticket. Minimum age 6 years, minimum height 130 cm.

📷 Video: My Matson/Moderna Museet"

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648 likes, 7 comments - modernamuseet on June 22, 2026: "From rooftop to street level in 39 metres.

”Stockholm Slides” is Carsten Höller’s large-scale artwork on the façade of Moderna Museet. Two mirrored slides spiral down from the roof, turning the museum visit into something you experience with your whole body.

Go up. Slide down. See art from another perspective.

STOCKHOLM SLIDES
21.4–18.10 2026
STOCKHOLM

👉 Included in the admission ticket. Minimum age 6 years, minimum height 130 cm.

📷 Video: My Matson/Moderna Museet". 

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Tiana | Weird Travel & History on Instagram: "This grave in NYC wants you to share your deepest, darkest secrets. 

🌎 Follow @oneweirdplace for the world’s strangest places and history

📍Here Lies the Secrets of the Visitors of Green-Wood Cemetery

Roughly located at 40°39’24.5”N 73°59’37.1”W, this obelisk was created by French artist Sophie Calle after an ex told her a secret she knew she would need to take to the grave. Visitors are welcome to submit their secrets to the grave’s underground vault, which will live in Brooklyn’s largest cemetery until 2042.

—
#newyorkcity #nyc #funfacts #interestingfacts #lore"

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5,906 likes, 19 comments - oneweirdplace on June 20, 2026: "This grave in NYC wants you to share your deepest, darkest secrets. 

🌎 Follow @oneweirdplace for the world’s strangest places and history

📍Here Lies the Secrets of the Visitors of Green-Wood Cemetery

Roughly located at 40°39’24.5”N 73°59’37.1”W, this obelisk was created by French artist Sophie Calle after an ex told her a secret she knew she would need to take to the grave. Visitors are welcome to submit their secrets to the grave’s underground vault, which will live in Brooklyn’s largest cemetery until 2042.

—
#newyorkcity #nyc #funfacts #interestingfacts #lore". 

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Barcelona Magazine on Instagram: "Un helicóptero lanzará 100.000 poemas sobre Barcelona 🚁✨

El 20 de junio, la zona de la Catedral y Plaça Nova se llenará de poemas sobre la libertad, escritos por 50 poetas catalanes y 50 chilenos.

No caerán bombas.
Caerán palabras.

Una acción artística y simbólica para transformar la memoria de la ciudad en una experiencia colectiva y poética.

📍 Catedral de Barcelona / Plaça Nova
📅 20 de junio
🕣 20:30 h

Guárdalo y envíaselo a quien no se perdería algo así ✨

#PlanEnBarcelona #BarcelonaCultura #QueHacerEnBarcelona

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A helicopter will drop 100,000 poems over Barcelona 🚁✨

On June 20, the area around Barcelona Cathedral and Plaça Nova will be filled with poems about freedom, written by 50 Catalan poets and 50 Chilean poets.

Bombs won’t fall.
Words will.

An artistic and symbolic action to transform the city’s memory into a collective and poetic experience.

📍 Barcelona Cathedral / Plaça Nova
📅 June 20
🕣 8:30 PM

Save it and send it to someone who wouldn’t miss something like this ✨"

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16K likes, 737 comments - barcelona_barcelona on June 18, 2026: "Un helicóptero lanzará 100.000 poemas sobre Barcelona 🚁✨

El 20 de junio, la zona de la Catedral y Plaça Nova se llenará de poemas sobre la libertad, escritos por 50 poetas catalanes y 50 chilenos.

No caerán bombas.
Caerán palabras.

Una acción artística y simbólica para transformar la memoria de la ciudad en una experiencia colectiva y poética.

📍 Catedral de Barcelona / Plaça Nova
📅 20 de junio
🕣 20:30 h

Guárdalo y envíaselo a quien no se perdería algo así ✨

#PlanEnBarcelona #BarcelonaCultura #QueHacerEnBarcelona

▪️▪️▪️▪️▪️▪️▪️

A helicopter will drop 100,000 poems over Barcelona 🚁✨

On June 20, the area around Barcelona Cathedral and Plaça Nova will be filled with poems about freedom, written by 50 Catalan poets and 50 Chilean poets.

Bombs won’t fall.
Words will.

An artistic and symbolic action to transform the city’s memory into a collective and poetic experience.

📍 Barcelona Cathedral / Plaça Nova
📅 June 20
🕣 8:30 PM

Save it and send it to someone who wouldn’t miss something like this ✨". 

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Max Siedentopf on Instagram: "“Seriously Not Serious” currently in view at @groundseesaw ⚡️ big thanks to @smileatthemoon_ for the claymation portrait ❤️"

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2,011 likes, 61 comments - maxsiedentopf on June 17, 2026: "“Seriously Not Serious” currently in view at @groundseesaw ⚡️ big thanks to @smileatthemoon_ for the claymation portrait ❤️". 

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Avant Arte on Instagram: "‘Test Site’, Carsten Höller’s (@carsten.holler) iconic 2006 @tate Modern installation, was a participatory public artwork that created a visual spectacle as well as an “inner spectacle” for its participants, through the simultaneous delight and anxiety of the ride.

The beloved artwork attracted over three million visitors, creating core memories for an entire generation."

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706 likes, 5 comments - avant.arte on June 17, 2026: "‘Test Site’, Carsten Höller’s (@carsten.holler) iconic 2006 @tate Modern installation, was a participatory public artwork that created a visual spectacle as well as an “inner spectacle” for its participants, through the simultaneous delight and anxiety of the ride.

The beloved artwork attracted over three million visitors, creating core memories for an entire generation.". 

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acb Gallery on Instagram: "🔴We are pleased to announce that we look forward to welcoming visitors from 18th of June to the D5 booth at @artbasel for Endre Tót’s solo exhibition! In connection with the fair, we’d like to draw your attention to @fillermate ’s latest extraordinary animation, which offers a one-and-a-half-minute introduction to the world of Endre Tót’s questionnaire series.
Hall 2.0
Booth D5"

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41K likes, 72 comments - acbgallery on June 16, 2026: "🔴We are pleased to announce that we look forward to welcoming visitors from 18th of June to the D5 booth at @artbasel for Endre Tót’s solo exhibition! In connection with the fair, we’d like to draw your attention to @fillermate ’s latest extraordinary animation, which offers a one-and-a-half-minute introduction to the world of Endre Tót’s questionnaire series.
Hall 2.0
Booth D5". 

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Deep Creative Studio | Video Production, CGI & AI on Instagram‎: "Dubai keeps building bigger.
But this might be the most inspiring one yet. 👟

How many sneakers do you think it took to create this sculpture? 👇🔥

Inspired by @dubaimallathon — 15 June to 15 September 2026.

AI Concept by @deepstudio_creative
Would you stop and film this?

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#DubaiMallathon #DubaiMall #Dubai #LookDeeper #دبي_مولاثون"‎

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12K likes, 198 comments - deepstudio_creative on June 14, 2026‎: "Dubai keeps building bigger.
But this might be the most inspiring one yet. 👟

How many sneakers do you think it took to create this sculpture? 👇🔥

Inspired by @dubaimallathon — 15 June to 15 September 2026.

AI Concept by @deepstudio_creative
Would you stop and film this?

.
#DubaiMallathon #DubaiMall #Dubai #LookDeeper #دبي_مولاثون". ‎

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ph.male | Fotografía y Video on Instagram: "Día 1 de 15 visitando lugares iconicos de cada comuna, hoy RETIRO💋 He aquí la obra de este loco q me cayó demasiado bien de tan solo leer como pensaba y las anécdotas que contaban de él. Espero les guste y entretenga esta serie de videos diarios hasta el 15 de abril 🩷 
Idea original: @santi.barbalace y 🙋🏻‍♀️
Guion, producción y edición: 🙋🏻‍♀️
Cámara: @fidelortiz_ 
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#fotografiaenbuenosaires #fotosenbuenosaires #culturaenbuenosaires #culturaargentina"

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9,284 likes, 472 comments - ph.male on April 1, 2026: "Día 1 de 15 visitando lugares iconicos de cada comuna, hoy RETIRO💋 He aquí la obra de este loco q me cayó demasiado bien de tan solo leer como pensaba y las anécdotas que contaban de él. Espero les guste y entretenga esta serie de videos diarios hasta el 15 de abril 🩷 
Idea original: @santi.barbalace y 🙋🏻‍♀️
Guion, producción y edición: 🙋🏻‍♀️
Cámara: @fidelortiz_ 
.
#fotografiaenbuenosaires #fotosenbuenosaires #culturaenbuenosaires #culturaargentina". 

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AIRLAB on Instagram: "21 artists. One Airstream. AIRLAB’s first mark on the world."

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137 likes, 22 comments - airlab on June 10, 2026: "21 artists. One Airstream. AIRLAB’s first mark on the world.". 

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ARKANGEL on Instagram: "the museum bench is part of the exhibit to me 😭

Museum fatigue refers to the physical and mental exhaustion people feel while walking through museums & galleries. The term was identified over 110 years ago by Benjamin Ives Gilman, secretary of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. 

Gilman first wrote about it in The Scientific Monthly, explaining how visitors often had to bend, lean, crane their necks, or stand awkwardly just to properly view artwork.

Cognitive overload is also a big factor. Your brain is constantly processing new visuals, historical context, names, dates, materials, meanings, and text panels. After around 30 minutes, absorbing new information can start to become harder."

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2,995 likes, 18 comments - arkangel on June 11, 2026: "the museum bench is part of the exhibit to me 😭

Museum fatigue refers to the physical and mental exhaustion people feel while walking through museums & galleries. The term was identified over 110 years ago by Benjamin Ives Gilman, secretary of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. 

Gilman first wrote about it in The Scientific Monthly, explaining how visitors often had to bend, lean, crane their necks, or stand awkwardly just to properly view artwork.

Cognitive overload is also a big factor. Your brain is constantly processing new visuals, historical context, names, dates, materials, meanings, and text panels. After around 30 minutes, absorbing new information can start to become harder.". 

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Glazed on Instagram: "El fin del anonimato empieza con un cigarrillo

La artista y biohacker Heather Dewey-Hagborg desarrolló Stranger Visions (2012–2013), un proyecto artístico que explora los límites entre biotecnología, la privacidad y el arte. Para realizar la obra, Dewey-Hagborg recolectó rastros biológicos abandonados en espacios públicos de Nueva York, cómo cabellos, chicles masticados y colillas de cigarrillos, extrajo ADN de esas muestras,  y utilizó información genética para generar retratos tridimensionales de los posibles individuos que habían dejado esos restos. 

Lo más inquietante del proyecto no era la precisión de los retratos, sino demostrar que una cantidad sorprendente de información personal puede obtenerse a partir de material biológico descartado. Dewey-Hagborg utilizó marcadores genéticos asociados con rasgos como color de ojos, ascendencia biológica, tono de piel o ciertas características faciales para producir rostros mediante tecnología de impresión 3D. 

Además de su impacto artístico, Stranger Visions anticipó debates actuales sobre privacidad genética. Años después de la creación del proyecto, diversas empresas comenzaron a ofrecer servicios de reconstrucción fenotípica para investigaciones policiales, reavivando discusiones sobre sesgos, precisión científica y derechos individuales. 

La verdadera pregunta es: ¿cuánto de nuestra identidad dejamos atrás sin saberlo? 

Por @abrilsemo. Más en @glazedmag."

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glazedmag on June 10, 2026: "El fin del anonimato empieza con un cigarrillo

La artista y biohacker Heather Dewey-Hagborg desarrolló Stranger Visions (2012–2013), un proyecto artístico que explora los límites entre biotecnología, la privacidad y el arte. Para realizar la obra, Dewey-Hagborg recolectó rastros biológicos abandonados en espacios públicos de Nueva York, cómo cabellos, chicles masticados y colillas de cigarrillos, extrajo ADN de esas muestras,  y utilizó información genética para generar retratos tridimensionales de los posibles individuos que habían dejado esos restos. 

Lo más inquietante del proyecto no era la precisión de los retratos, sino demostrar que una cantidad sorprendente de información personal puede obtenerse a partir de material biológico descartado. Dewey-Hagborg utilizó marcadores genéticos asociados con rasgos como color de ojos, ascendencia biológica, tono de piel o ciertas características faciales para producir rostros mediante tecnología de impresión 3D. 

Además de su impacto artístico, Stranger Visions anticipó debates actuales sobre privacidad genética. Años después de la creación del proyecto, diversas empresas comenzaron a ofrecer servicios de reconstrucción fenotípica para investigaciones policiales, reavivando discusiones sobre sesgos, precisión científica y derechos individuales. 

La verdadera pregunta es: ¿cuánto de nuestra identidad dejamos atrás sin saberlo? 

Por @abrilsemo. Más en @glazedmag.". 

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Iván Ezquerro on Instagram: "En Alemania se les ocurrió una metáfora perfecta para hablar del acoso se***al que sufren 2 de cada 3 mujeres allí. Usaron las estatuas de bronce para comunicar que el acoso, deja marca. Aunque no sea de una manera reluciente como en las estatuas y a la sociedad le cueste verlo."

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865 likes, 4 comments - ivan.ezquerro on June 7, 2026: "En Alemania se les ocurrió una metáfora perfecta para hablar del acoso se***al que sufren 2 de cada 3 mujeres allí. Usaron las estatuas de bronce para comunicar que el acoso, deja marca. Aunque no sea de una manera reluciente como en las estatuas y a la sociedad le cueste verlo.". 

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Jeffrey A. Meszaros | JAM Bottle Cap Art on Instagram: "I wasn’t like most bartenders 😇"

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670K likes, 5,132 comments - jambottlecapart on May 17, 2026: "I wasn’t like most bartenders 😇". 

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Somewhere Media on Instagram: "@somewhere.fashion : In 2003, avant-garde designer Carol Christian Poell transformed Milan’s Naviglio Grande canal into one of fashion’s most memorable runway presentations.
For the C.C.P. SS2004 show, guests were invited to stand along the canal with no runway, no seats and no stage. Instead, 17 models drifted through the water on inflatable floats, eyes closed, surrounded by garments carried away by the current.
More than a fashion show, the presentation explored ideas of consumption, abandonment and the life cycle of clothing. Some of the garments continued their journey even after the show had ended, reportedly still drying in the showroom the following day.
For Poell, the story of a garment extended far beyond its construction. The journey, context and wear were just as important as the finished piece itself.
What do you think: visionary performance or fashion’s strangest runway?
Credits : @carolchristianpoell_archives 
Via @713mag research/article -> https://sevenonethreemag.com/2024/12/09/mainstream-downstream/"

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somewhere.media on June 2, 2026: "@somewhere.fashion : In 2003, avant-garde designer Carol Christian Poell transformed Milan’s Naviglio Grande canal into one of fashion’s most memorable runway presentations.
For the C.C.P. SS2004 show, guests were invited to stand along the canal with no runway, no seats and no stage. Instead, 17 models drifted through the water on inflatable floats, eyes closed, surrounded by garments carried away by the current.
More than a fashion show, the presentation explored ideas of consumption, abandonment and the life cycle of clothing. Some of the garments continued their journey even after the show had ended, reportedly still drying in the showroom the following day.
For Poell, the story of a garment extended far beyond its construction. The journey, context and wear were just as important as the finished piece itself.
What do you think: visionary performance or fashion’s strangest runway?
Credits : @carolchristianpoell_archives 
Via @713mag research/article -> https://sevenonethreemag.com/2024/12/09/mainstream-downstream/". 

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De Wikiquote, la colección libre de citas y frases célebres.

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Newspaper + marker = blackout poetry. This site is a companion to the book Newspaper Blackout by Austin Kleon. It's a place where anyone can share their attempts at blackout poetry. Grab a marker and...

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Newspaper + marker = blackout poetry. This site is a companion to the book Newspaper Blackout by Austin Kleon. It's a place where anyone can share their attempts at blackout poetry. Grab a marker and...

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Steal Like An Artist: Austin Kleon at TEDxKC

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CUR8 — London art scene on Instagram: "jack butcher set up a booth that cost him $74,211 at art basel

he lets you pay whatever you want to help him cover the bill

a way to break the rules of contemporary art

and go fully transparent about his process

#ArtWeek #ArtBasel #CUR8"

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31K likes, 619 comments - cur8.ldn on December 6, 2025: "jack butcher set up a booth that cost him $74,211 at art basel

he lets you pay whatever you want to help him cover the bill

a way to break the rules of contemporary art

and go fully transparent about his process

#ArtWeek #ArtBasel #CUR8". 

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Mercado Negro on Instagram: "La exhibición, que muestra sus rostros en tótems con forma de smartphones, es una iniciativa de la Fundación Archewell y la Organización Mundial de la Salud que honra a las víctimas y exige a las empresas tecnológicas el desarrollo de plataformas más seguras. 

👉 Encuentra más información en el link del perfil"

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189 likes, 1 comments - mercadonegrope on May 31, 2026: "La exhibición, que muestra sus rostros en tótems con forma de smartphones, es una iniciativa de la Fundación Archewell y la Organización Mundial de la Salud que honra a las víctimas y exige a las empresas tecnológicas el desarrollo de plataformas más seguras. 

👉 Encuentra más información en el link del perfil". 

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Kellie Gillespie on Instagram: "4 years ago, this installation made from prescription bottles collected throughout my community changed my life. It unexpectedly jump-started my career and opened up so many conversations about mental health, disability, survival, and the fact that needing medication is nothing to be ashamed of.

I still receive bottles from people every week, and I can’t thank you enough for helping me continue this work and giving me the opportunity to share it in so many places. It means more than I can ever explain. 🧡✨"

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33K likes, 613 comments - kellie.gillespie.art on May 27, 2026: "4 years ago, this installation made from prescription bottles collected throughout my community changed my life. It unexpectedly jump-started my career and opened up so many conversations about mental health, disability, survival, and the fact that needing medication is nothing to be ashamed of.

I still receive bottles from people every week, and I can’t thank you enough for helping me continue this work and giving me the opportunity to share it in so many places. It means more than I can ever explain. 🧡✨". 

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Rachel Burke on Instagram: "I couldn’t talk this week because I had surgery on my vocal chords so seemed like a good time to pop my thinking cap on and do some scribbling 🖍️ @crayola"

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5,662 likes, 106 comments - imakestagram on May 23, 2026: "I couldn’t talk this week because I had surgery on my vocal chords so seemed like a good time to pop my thinking cap on and do some scribbling 🖍️ @crayola". 

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CAPOCANDY on Instagram: "Caminamos junto a Nazareno Pereyra a PROA21 en donde está llevando adelante su obra “No podemos permitir que la inteligencia artificial escriba nuestros poemas”.

Se puede ir a visitar en PROA21 (La Boca) en donde Nazareno está en la sala, escribiendo su renglón infinito, hasta junio.

–Capocandy TV, Arte y Televisión 🍬📺"

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1,587 likes, 77 comments - capocandycom on May 13, 2026: "Caminamos junto a Nazareno Pereyra a PROA21 en donde está llevando adelante su obra “No podemos permitir que la inteligencia artificial escriba nuestros poemas”.

Se puede ir a visitar en PROA21 (La Boca) en donde Nazareno está en la sala, escribiendo su renglón infinito, hasta junio.

–Capocandy TV, Arte y Televisión 🍬📺". 

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Continental Córdoba 📻 on Instagram: "🤝🧠 Córdoba será sede del Primer Congreso Argentino sobre Soledad No Deseada, un fenómeno que preocupa cada vez más por su impacto en la salud física, mental y social de las personas.

📍El encuentro se realizará el 18 y 19 de mayo en la Universidad Provincial de Córdoba y reunirá especialistas, investigadores y referentes para debatir una problemática que ya es considerada una “epidemia silenciosa” en distintos países del mundo.

En #AlassiaEsNoticia, el director del Instituto de Planificación Municipal, Juan Carlos Mansilla, explicó que la soledad no deseada “trasciende el malestar emocional” y está relacionada con la fragilidad de los vínculos y la falta de redes de acompañamiento.

🗣️ “Casi el 30% de las llamadas al 0800 de salud mental en Córdoba eran de personas que se sentían solas y necesitaban hablar con alguien”, reveló.

El Congreso abordará especialmente cómo afecta esta problemática a adultos mayores, juventudes y sectores vulnerables, promoviendo estrategias de reconexión social, participación comunitaria e inclusión.

💬 “Las personas pueden estar rodeadas de gente y aun así sentirse solas”, advirtió Mansilla.

#Cordoba #SoledadNoDeseada #SaludMental #Congreso #Actualidad #AlassiaEsNoticia #Salud #Inclusión #AdultosMayores #Comunidad #Noticias #ReelInformativo"

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2,789 likes, 86 comments - continentalcba on May 14, 2026: "🤝🧠 Córdoba será sede del Primer Congreso Argentino sobre Soledad No Deseada, un fenómeno que preocupa cada vez más por su impacto en la salud física, mental y social de las personas.

📍El encuentro se realizará el 18 y 19 de mayo en la Universidad Provincial de Córdoba y reunirá especialistas, investigadores y referentes para debatir una problemática que ya es considerada una “epidemia silenciosa” en distintos países del mundo.

En #AlassiaEsNoticia, el director del Instituto de Planificación Municipal, Juan Carlos Mansilla, explicó que la soledad no deseada “trasciende el malestar emocional” y está relacionada con la fragilidad de los vínculos y la falta de redes de acompañamiento.

🗣️ “Casi el 30% de las llamadas al 0800 de salud mental en Córdoba eran de personas que se sentían solas y necesitaban hablar con alguien”, reveló.

El Congreso abordará especialmente cómo afecta esta problemática a adultos mayores, juventudes y sectores vulnerables, promoviendo estrategias de reconexión social, participación comunitaria e inclusión.

💬 “Las personas pueden estar rodeadas de gente y aun así sentirse solas”, advirtió Mansilla.

#Cordoba #SoledadNoDeseada #SaludMental #Congreso #Actualidad #AlassiaEsNoticia #Salud #Inclusión #AdultosMayores #Comunidad #Noticias #ReelInformativo". 

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Chad Scott on Instagram: "He rented a gallery, filled it with $2 IKEA prints, and critics cried in front of them.

All it took was a spotlight, a poetic description, and confidence. The gallery was literally named “Běndàn” Chinese for idiot.

Here’s the scary part: your brain loves shortcuts. We see effort, elegance, exclusivity, and assume it’s valuable.

But when we stop asking questions, we stop thinking. That’s how we end up buying stories, not products.

Are you paying for what it is… or for how it feels?"

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6,510 likes, 129 comments - chadlscott on April 17, 2026: "He rented a gallery, filled it with $2 IKEA prints, and critics cried in front of them.

All it took was a spotlight, a poetic description, and confidence. The gallery was literally named “Běndàn” Chinese for idiot.

Here’s the scary part: your brain loves shortcuts. We see effort, elegance, exclusivity, and assume it’s valuable.

But when we stop asking questions, we stop thinking. That’s how we end up buying stories, not products.

Are you paying for what it is… or for how it feels?". 

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jake vs the state on Instagram: "Urban Hacking art install “pallet” by Tomáš Moravec"

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79K likes, 631 comments - jakevsthestate on May 11, 2026: "Urban Hacking art install “pallet” by Tomáš Moravec". 

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Arno on Instagram: "I thought the results of this were amazing. Thanks to those that came. It was a pleasure to be in ur company xxxx"

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25K likes, 173 comments - studio__arno on May 13, 2026: "I thought the results of this were amazing. Thanks to those that came. It was a pleasure to be in ur company xxxx". 

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Arttyco on Instagram: "EL ANATSUI @elanatsui.art - MivEvi 
at White Cube Hong Kong @whitecube 

During our recent visit to Hong Kong, we had the opportunity to experience MivEvi, El Anatsui’s exhibition at White Cube Hong Kong — an immersive encounter with material transformation, monumentality, and impermanence.

Across the exhibition, discarded bottle caps were transformed into vast sculptural surfaces that hovered between textile, architecture, and painting. From a distance, the works appeared monumental and almost geological. Up close, they revealed thousands of folded, crushed, stitched, and interconnected fragments carrying traces of consumption, labour, memory, and exchange.

What remained particularly striking throughout the exhibition was the way these suspended metal structures resisted stillness. Light continuously altered their surfaces, while gravity allowed them to drape, collapse, and expand with an almost organic presence. The works never felt fixed. Instead, they existed in a constant state of transition.

For the first time, several works exposed both sides of the composition, allowing surrounding space and light to penetrate the sculptures as active structural elements. The exhibition proposed sculpture not as a static object, but as something fluid, responsive, and perpetually unfolding.

Through these monumental assemblages, El Anatsui once again expanded the possibilities of contemporary sculpture while reflecting on transformation, circulation, fragility, and renewal.

📍 White Cube Hong Kong

#arttyco #elanatsui #whitecube #hongkongart #contemporaryart"

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112 likes, 5 comments - arttyco on May 17, 2026: "EL ANATSUI @elanatsui.art - MivEvi 
at White Cube Hong Kong @whitecube 

During our recent visit to Hong Kong, we had the opportunity to experience MivEvi, El Anatsui’s exhibition at White Cube Hong Kong — an immersive encounter with material transformation, monumentality, and impermanence.

Across the exhibition, discarded bottle caps were transformed into vast sculptural surfaces that hovered between textile, architecture, and painting. From a distance, the works appeared monumental and almost geological. Up close, they revealed thousands of folded, crushed, stitched, and interconnected fragments carrying traces of consumption, labour, memory, and exchange.

What remained particularly striking throughout the exhibition was the way these suspended metal structures resisted stillness. Light continuously altered their surfaces, while gravity allowed them to drape, collapse, and expand with an almost organic presence. The works never felt fixed. Instead, they existed in a constant state of transition.

For the first time, several works exposed both sides of the composition, allowing surrounding space and light to penetrate the sculptures as active structural elements. The exhibition proposed sculpture not as a static object, but as something fluid, responsive, and perpetually unfolding.

Through these monumental assemblages, El Anatsui once again expanded the possibilities of contemporary sculpture while reflecting on transformation, circulation, fragility, and renewal.

📍 White Cube Hong Kong

#arttyco #elanatsui #whitecube #hongkongart #contemporaryart". 

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CONTEMPORARY100 on Instagram: "‘Biotope no.1: Bienenstock’ by @simonfaithfull [2026]

Faithfull’s 3D-printed sculpture presents a half-length self-portrait that functions as a working beehive. Bees enter and exit through openings in the mouth, nostrils, and back, using the hollow interior to build their colony and store honey.

The sculpture suggests a human body repurposed as infrastructure within a larger ecological system; one where control and identity are handed over to the bees, who ultimately decide how the form is used.

Installed on the exterior of @KindlBerlin for the duration of the artist’s exhibition until July 26, the bee colony will temporarily occupy the sculpture before being relocated back into a conventional hive at the end of the show.

Curated by @contemporary100 
Sources: @simonfaithfull"

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21K likes, 127 comments - contemporary100 on May 8, 2026: "‘Biotope no.1: Bienenstock’ by @simonfaithfull [2026]

Faithfull’s 3D-printed sculpture presents a half-length self-portrait that functions as a working beehive. Bees enter and exit through openings in the mouth, nostrils, and back, using the hollow interior to build their colony and store honey.

The sculpture suggests a human body repurposed as infrastructure within a larger ecological system; one where control and identity are handed over to the bees, who ultimately decide how the form is used.

Installed on the exterior of @KindlBerlin for the duration of the artist’s exhibition until July 26, the bee colony will temporarily occupy the sculpture before being relocated back into a conventional hive at the end of the show.

Curated by @contemporary100 
Sources: @simonfaithfull". 

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DOROT on Instagram: "We were thrilled to welcome artist Debra Rapoport to DOROT for a hands-on workshop on creating decorative cuffs from repurposed materials. ✨
 
A native New Yorker, Debra is known for her sustainable hats and wearable art featured in museum collections. She encouraged participants to transform cardboard rolls, paper, fabric, and bottle caps into bold personal accessories.
 
At DOROT, we believe creativity, play, and social connection matter at every age. This workshop showed how making art together can spark joy, foster self-expression, build community, and support healthy aging.
 
🔗 Visit the link in our bio to learn more about DOROT and the programs that bring people together."

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21K likes, 495 comments - dorotusa on March 24, 2026: "We were thrilled to welcome artist Debra Rapoport to DOROT for a hands-on workshop on creating decorative cuffs from repurposed materials. ✨
 
A native New Yorker, Debra is known for her sustainable hats and wearable art featured in museum collections. She encouraged participants to transform cardboard rolls, paper, fabric, and bottle caps into bold personal accessories.
 
At DOROT, we believe creativity, play, and social connection matter at every age. This workshop showed how making art together can spark joy, foster self-expression, build community, and support healthy aging.
 
🔗 Visit the link in our bio to learn more about DOROT and the programs that bring people together.". 

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nss edicola on Instagram: "🇮🇹/🇬🇧
Migrant Child di Banksy è apparso per la prima volta nella notte tra l’8 e il 9 maggio 2019 sulla facciata del palazzo a Campo San Pantalon, ma oggi torna al pubblico dopo anni di silenzioso deterioramento. Grazie a @bancaifis e @ifisart, che nel 2023 hanno raccolto l’appello delle istituzioni italiane trasformandolo in un progetto di restauro e conservazione, l’opera torna a vivere tra i canali di Venezia. Non perdetevela oggi, a partire dalle 18:30, lungo Canal Grande, Bacino San Marco e Canale della Giudecca.
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Banksy’s Migrant Child first appeared overnight between May 8 and 9, 2019, on the facade of a building in Campo San Pantalon. Today, the artwork returns to the public after years of silent deterioration. Thanks to @bancaifis and @ifisart, who in 2023 answered the appeal of Italian institutions by turning it into a restoration and conservation project, the piece is now returning to Venice’s canals once again. Don’t miss it today from 6:30PM onwards along the Grand Canal, the San Marco Basin, and the Giudecca Canal.

#adv"

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9,271 likes, 60 comments - nssedicola on May 9, 2026: "🇮🇹/🇬🇧
Migrant Child di Banksy è apparso per la prima volta nella notte tra l’8 e il 9 maggio 2019 sulla facciata del palazzo a Campo San Pantalon, ma oggi torna al pubblico dopo anni di silenzioso deterioramento. Grazie a @bancaifis e @ifisart, che nel 2023 hanno raccolto l’appello delle istituzioni italiane trasformandolo in un progetto di restauro e conservazione, l’opera torna a vivere tra i canali di Venezia. Non perdetevela oggi, a partire dalle 18:30, lungo Canal Grande, Bacino San Marco e Canale della Giudecca.
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Banksy’s Migrant Child first appeared overnight between May 8 and 9, 2019, on the facade of a building in Campo San Pantalon. Today, the artwork returns to the public after years of silent deterioration. Thanks to @bancaifis and @ifisart, who in 2023 answered the appeal of Italian institutions by turning it into a restoration and conservation project, the piece is now returning to Venice’s canals once again. Don’t miss it today from 6:30PM onwards along the Grand Canal, the San Marco Basin, and the Giudecca Canal.

#adv". 

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Lilianaalvarez on Instagram: "Ubicada en Zaragoza, España, esta impactante escultura del artista José Luis Fernández le da forma y volumen a lo que muchas veces se queda en el silencio.
A través de una mujer que carga literalmente con electrodomésticos, herramientas de limpieza y las tareas del hogar, Fernández logra materializar el trabajo invisible y no remunerado que millones de madres y cuidadoras sostienen día tras día.
“Su carga no es solo metal y objetos; es una amalgama de amor, responsabilidad, resistencia y sacrificio.”
Esta obra es un espejo y una denuncia. Nos recuerda que lo que llamamos “normalidad” suele estar apoyado sobre la espalda de una mujer que, ante los ojos de un sistema que no la valora, parece que “no está haciendo nada”.
Es hora de abrir los ojos y reconocer que lo que no se ve, es precisamente lo que sostiene al mundo."

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14K likes, 462 comments - lilianaalvarezverjel on May 5, 2026: "Ubicada en Zaragoza, España, esta impactante escultura del artista José Luis Fernández le da forma y volumen a lo que muchas veces se queda en el silencio.
A través de una mujer que carga literalmente con electrodomésticos, herramientas de limpieza y las tareas del hogar, Fernández logra materializar el trabajo invisible y no remunerado que millones de madres y cuidadoras sostienen día tras día.
“Su carga no es solo metal y objetos; es una amalgama de amor, responsabilidad, resistencia y sacrificio.”
Esta obra es un espejo y una denuncia. Nos recuerda que lo que llamamos “normalidad” suele estar apoyado sobre la espalda de una mujer que, ante los ojos de un sistema que no la valora, parece que “no está haciendo nada”.
Es hora de abrir los ojos y reconocer que lo que no se ve, es precisamente lo que sostiene al mundo.". 

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El Ojo del Arte on Instagram: "💎Marina Abramović es la primera mujer artista viva en tener una gran exposición individual en la Gallerie dell'Accademia de Venecia. La muestra, titulada “Transforming Energy”, es uno de los 31 eventos paralelos de la 61ª Bienal de Venecia. Compartimos con ella la primera recorrida por la exposición.

@labiennale @gallerieaccademiavenezia @abramovicinstitute"

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4,896 likes, 135 comments - elojodelarteok on May 6, 2026: "💎Marina Abramović es la primera mujer artista viva en tener una gran exposición individual en la Gallerie dell'Accademia de Venecia. La muestra, titulada “Transforming Energy”, es uno de los 31 eventos paralelos de la 61ª Bienal de Venecia. Compartimos con ella la primera recorrida por la exposición.

@labiennale @gallerieaccademiavenezia @abramovicinstitute". 

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Grandes Genios IA on Instagram: "En algún lugar del mundo, esta noche, alguien está pintando. Y cuando amanezca, el muro habrá cambiado para siempre.

Esta es la historia de Banksy: el artista más famoso del planeta que nadie ha visto jamás. Desde los muros húmedos de Bristol hasta las subastas de millones, pasando por Gaza, Nueva York y Belén.

Un hombre. Un spray. Y un mundo que jamás volvió a mirar las paredes igual."

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3,837 likes, 68 comments - grandesgeniosia on April 27, 2026: "En algún lugar del mundo, esta noche, alguien está pintando. Y cuando amanezca, el muro habrá cambiado para siempre.

Esta es la historia de Banksy: el artista más famoso del planeta que nadie ha visto jamás. Desde los muros húmedos de Bristol hasta las subastas de millones, pasando por Gaza, Nueva York y Belén.

Un hombre. Un spray. Y un mundo que jamás volvió a mirar las paredes igual.". 

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Avant Arte on Instagram: "Song Dong’s ‘Eating the City’ is an edible art installation series that has travelled across the globe. Made from hundreds of thousands of biscuits, wafers and sweets, the work invites audiences to build, destroy and consume it.

Its ephemeral nature mirrors the rapid pace of change intrinsic to modern urban life. The artist says, “We eat the city we have built and tasted through our desires and demolished it at the same time until it became a ruin.”"

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821 likes, 7 comments - avant.arte on May 8, 2026: "Song Dong’s ‘Eating the City’ is an edible art installation series that has travelled across the globe. Made from hundreds of thousands of biscuits, wafers and sweets, the work invites audiences to build, destroy and consume it.

Its ephemeral nature mirrors the rapid pace of change intrinsic to modern urban life. The artist says, “We eat the city we have built and tasted through our desires and demolished it at the same time until it became a ruin.”". 

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@art on Instagram: "GENER8ION (@surkin) releases ‘Storm I & II,’ a seven-and-a-half-minute short film that goes beyond a music video. Directed by Romain Gavras (@romaingavras) (Athena, The World Is Yours) and set to music by GENER8ION — the audio-visual project of French producer Surkin — the film stars Yung Lean (@yunglean2001) as a brutal, magnetic presence at the center of a near-future British boarding school, class of 2034. 

The film serves as a portrait of boyhood: the violence, the boredom, the solidarity, and what lies underneath all of it.
The film’s climax arrives in a single unbroken shot — Lean standing still as his classmates erupt into a full-scale choreographed sequence by Franco-Belgian choreographer Damien Jalet (@damienjalet), whose body of work includes Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Suspiria’ and Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘Anima.’"

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46K likes, 222 comments - art on May 8, 2026: "GENER8ION (@surkin) releases ‘Storm I & II,’ a seven-and-a-half-minute short film that goes beyond a music video. Directed by Romain Gavras (@romaingavras) (Athena, The World Is Yours) and set to music by GENER8ION — the audio-visual project of French producer Surkin — the film stars Yung Lean (@yunglean2001) as a brutal, magnetic presence at the center of a near-future British boarding school, class of 2034. 

The film serves as a portrait of boyhood: the violence, the boredom, the solidarity, and what lies underneath all of it.
The film’s climax arrives in a single unbroken shot — Lean standing still as his classmates erupt into a full-scale choreographed sequence by Franco-Belgian choreographer Damien Jalet (@damienjalet), whose body of work includes Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Suspiria’ and Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘Anima.’". 

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DW Español on Instagram: "Perros robots con caras de Elon Musk o Kim Jong-un: Beeple presenta su mirada crítica en Berlín

La instalación del artista estadounidense Mike Winkelmann, conocido como Beeple, muestra perros robóticos con rostros hiperrealistas de magnates tecnológicos, líderes políticos y artistas que interactúan con el público. "Regular animals" es una una crítica a las estructuras de poder contemporáneas con una pregunta de fondo: ¿quién decide lo que vemos en la era digital?  La muestra puede verse en la Nueva Galería Nacional de Berlín hasta el 10 de mayo. 🤖🎨"

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103 likes, 6 comments - dw_espanol on May 6, 2026: "Perros robots con caras de Elon Musk o Kim Jong-un: Beeple presenta su mirada crítica en Berlín

La instalación del artista estadounidense Mike Winkelmann, conocido como Beeple, muestra perros robóticos con rostros hiperrealistas de magnates tecnológicos, líderes políticos y artistas que interactúan con el público. "Regular animals" es una una crítica a las estructuras de poder contemporáneas con una pregunta de fondo: ¿quién decide lo que vemos en la era digital?  La muestra puede verse en la Nueva Galería Nacional de Berlín hasta el 10 de mayo. 🤖🎨". 

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Raúl Vivar on Instagram: "Quién tiene razón, el jurado que renunció o la bienal que no censuró? O los dos? O ninguno?"

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3,562 likes, 251 comments - el_colectivo_de_todos on May 2, 2026: "Quién tiene razón, el jurado que renunció o la bienal que no censuró? O los dos? O ninguno?". 

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Eusía Historia del Arte on Instagram: "Día 4 de 7 aprendiendo de artistas que utilizaron el arte como una forma de explorar distintas facetas de la experiencia humana. Hoy: el amor.

Esta Semana del Arte termina con descuento especial en “Historia detrás del cuadro”. Un e-book donde recorremos 12 obras maestras para aprender historia del arte a través de sus símbolos y significados. 

⌛️La oferta termina pronto. Consíguelo aquí antes del 29 de abril ↓"

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4,092 likes, 62 comments - eusia.historiadelarte on April 22, 2026: "Día 4 de 7 aprendiendo de artistas que utilizaron el arte como una forma de explorar distintas facetas de la experiencia humana. Hoy: el amor.

Esta Semana del Arte termina con descuento especial en “Historia detrás del cuadro”. Un e-book donde recorremos 12 obras maestras para aprender historia del arte a través de sus símbolos y significados. 

⌛️La oferta termina pronto. Consíguelo aquí antes del 29 de abril ↓". 

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Clarín on Instagram: "MILO J Y UN TINY DESK BIEN ARGENTO 🇦🇷

El artista de Morón (@milo.j) se convirtió en el argentino más joven en encabezar el ciclo de NPR, con un show folclórico y cargado de referencias latinoamericanas.

Por @avlnacho"

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4,141 likes, 312 comments - clarincom on May 2, 2026: "MILO J Y UN TINY DESK BIEN ARGENTO 🇦🇷

El artista de Morón (@milo.j) se convirtió en el argentino más joven en encabezar el ciclo de NPR, con un show folclórico y cargado de referencias latinoamericanas.

Por @avlnacho". 

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Brooklyn Museum on Instagram: "“These eight figures united by a pool of fabric on the floor have a very graphic quality,” says Beverly Semmes. “It looks deceptively simple and straightforward.”

Hanging at 13-feet high, Semmes’s sculpture, “Chorus,” conjures a grand choir of women through a cacophony of looming and intertwined red velvet dresses that cascade across the floor and resist the feminine constraints of decorum.

See this sculpture and the evocative power of a collective body on view now in Everyday Rebellions: Collection Conversations in the Feminist Center.

🎨 Beverly Semmes (@beverlysemmesstudio). Chorus, 1992. Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Robert J. and Nancy R. Shiffler, 2022.62. © Beverly Semmes. (Photo: Matthew Carasella Photography)

#BeverlySemmes #EverydayRebellionsBkM #BrooklynMuseum #sculpture"

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389 likes, 18 comments - brooklynmuseum on April 29, 2026: "“These eight figures united by a pool of fabric on the floor have a very graphic quality,” says Beverly Semmes. “It looks deceptively simple and straightforward.”

Hanging at 13-feet high, Semmes’s sculpture, “Chorus,” conjures a grand choir of women through a cacophony of looming and intertwined red velvet dresses that cascade across the floor and resist the feminine constraints of decorum.

See this sculpture and the evocative power of a collective body on view now in Everyday Rebellions: Collection Conversations in the Feminist Center.

🎨 Beverly Semmes (@beverlysemmesstudio). Chorus, 1992. Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Robert J. and Nancy R. Shiffler, 2022.62. © Beverly Semmes. (Photo: Matthew Carasella Photography)

#BeverlySemmes #EverydayRebellionsBkM #BrooklynMuseum #sculpture". 

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Francesca Grignaffini on Instagram: "Un’ora immobile, un corpo disteso, coperto soltanto da un velo sottile e trasparente intriso di rosso: l’immagine è di quelle che sospendono il tempo, affidando tutto a un unico segno vitale, il respiro.

Regina José Galindo utilizza da anni il proprio corpo come strumento politico, trasformandolo in un luogo di esposizione e di tensione. Le sue performance non rappresentano, ma rendono visibile ciò che spesso resta rimosso: la violenza, il genocidio, i diritti negati alle popolazioni indigene Maya in Guatemala e in gran parte del Sud America. È una pratica radicale, che lavora sulla memoria e sui traumi della guerra civile, sulla violenza di genere e sulla sistematica cancellazione di intere comunità.

Il riferimento al Cristo velato di Napoli è immediato, ma qui il marmo si trasforma in carne e la contemplazione lascia spazio a una tensione quasi fisica, impossibile da eludere.

Alle sue spalle si staglia l’opera di Alik Cavaliere e Emilio Scanavino: una griglia di nomi che costruisce una memoria collettiva, dedicata a chi ha lottato contro le dittature nel mondo. Tra i rami in bronzo modellati da Cavaliere, il rosso non è un elemento decorativo ma una ferita che attraversa la storia; tra quei nomi compare anche Che Guevara.

Quest’opera fu censurata alla Biennale di San Paolo del 1971: rimossa, imballata e rispedita in Italia, senza catalogo né immagine, come se non fosse mai esistita. Oggi in occasione della Art Week torna visibile e, attraverso il corpo vivo di Galindo, riattiva tutta la sua urgenza.
Per approfondire, leggi il mio articolo su Exibart.�
La mostra “Omaggio all’America Latina” è aperta fino al 14 giugno, alla Fondazione Emilio Scanavino, Piazza Aspromonte 17, Milano.�.
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@centroalik @fondazionescanavino @galindoreginajose @milanoartweekofficial @artea_gallery 
#artweek #milanotoday #reginajosegalindo #artecontemporanea #milanoarte"

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9,898 likes, 136 comments - le.griffe.di.fra on April 16, 2026: "Un’ora immobile, un corpo disteso, coperto soltanto da un velo sottile e trasparente intriso di rosso: l’immagine è di quelle che sospendono il tempo, affidando tutto a un unico segno vitale, il respiro.

Regina José Galindo utilizza da anni il proprio corpo come strumento politico, trasformandolo in un luogo di esposizione e di tensione. Le sue performance non rappresentano, ma rendono visibile ciò che spesso resta rimosso: la violenza, il genocidio, i diritti negati alle popolazioni indigene Maya in Guatemala e in gran parte del Sud America. È una pratica radicale, che lavora sulla memoria e sui traumi della guerra civile, sulla violenza di genere e sulla sistematica cancellazione di intere comunità.

Il riferimento al Cristo velato di Napoli è immediato, ma qui il marmo si trasforma in carne e la contemplazione lascia spazio a una tensione quasi fisica, impossibile da eludere.

Alle sue spalle si staglia l’opera di Alik Cavaliere e Emilio Scanavino: una griglia di nomi che costruisce una memoria collettiva, dedicata a chi ha lottato contro le dittature nel mondo. Tra i rami in bronzo modellati da Cavaliere, il rosso non è un elemento decorativo ma una ferita che attraversa la storia; tra quei nomi compare anche Che Guevara.

Quest’opera fu censurata alla Biennale di San Paolo del 1971: rimossa, imballata e rispedita in Italia, senza catalogo né immagine, come se non fosse mai esistita. Oggi in occasione della Art Week torna visibile e, attraverso il corpo vivo di Galindo, riattiva tutta la sua urgenza.
Per approfondire, leggi il mio articolo su Exibart.�
La mostra “Omaggio all’America Latina” è aperta fino al 14 giugno, alla Fondazione Emilio Scanavino, Piazza Aspromonte 17, Milano.�.
.
@centroalik @fondazionescanavino @galindoreginajose @milanoartweekofficial @artea_gallery 
#artweek #milanotoday #reginajosegalindo #artecontemporanea #milanoarte". 

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merigo on Instagram: "El equilibrio entre la narrativa interna y la mirada externa 🕵️🕵️‍♀️"

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9,811 likes, 93 comments - merigopsico on April 7, 2026: "El equilibrio entre la narrativa interna y la mirada externa 🕵️🕵️‍♀️". 

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RYOHAN 료한 / 료한앤장 on Instagram: "The Temple of Torn Paper

[The weight of survival, built from the world’s lightest sheets]

RYOHAN

I refused to consume the sight of elderly people hauling discarded paper as merely a “familiar city landscape.”

This work uncovers the reality of aging in Korean society a reality long ignored through the labor of those who collect paper waste.

Scholars view the phenomenon of “elderly paper collectors” as a uniquely specific scene within South Korea. The reality of so many seniors surviving on the streets by gathering scrap paper is a rare case, even on a global scale.

The elderly body, exhausted for a mere 5,000 KRW a day, is not a matter of “personal choice.” It is a social consequence carved out by the void of welfare and the lack of stable labor.

This project does not merely gaze at abandoned paper. It questions the abandonment of old age, the erosion of dignity, and the weight of our collective social responsibility."

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3,342 likes, 96 comments - ryohan1224 on April 21, 2026: "The Temple of Torn Paper

[The weight of survival, built from the world’s lightest sheets]

RYOHAN

I refused to consume the sight of elderly people hauling discarded paper as merely a “familiar city landscape.”

This work uncovers the reality of aging in Korean society a reality long ignored through the labor of those who collect paper waste.

Scholars view the phenomenon of “elderly paper collectors” as a uniquely specific scene within South Korea. The reality of so many seniors surviving on the streets by gathering scrap paper is a rare case, even on a global scale.

The elderly body, exhausted for a mere 5,000 KRW a day, is not a matter of “personal choice.” It is a social consequence carved out by the void of welfare and the lack of stable labor.

This project does not merely gaze at abandoned paper. It questions the abandonment of old age, the erosion of dignity, and the weight of our collective social responsibility.". 

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designboom magazine on Instagram: "@banksy has confirmed that a new sculpture in central london is his work ‼️

the piece depicts a suited man stepping forward from a plinth while carrying a flag that covers his face. it first appeared in waterloo place, st james’s on wednesday, drawing speculation throughout the day.

confirmation came on thursday afternoon, when #banksy posted a video of the work on his instagram account.

find out more on #designboom!"

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7,364 likes, 69 comments - designboom on April 30, 2026: "@banksy has confirmed that a new sculpture in central london is his work ‼️

the piece depicts a suited man stepping forward from a plinth while carrying a flag that covers his face. it first appeared in waterloo place, st james’s on wednesday, drawing speculation throughout the day.

confirmation came on thursday afternoon, when #banksy posted a video of the work on his instagram account.

find out more on #designboom!". 

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Domus on Instagram: "At Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, a new permanent installation signed by Dutch designer Maarten Baas goes into operation, continuing and expanding a research begun years ago on the relationship between art, theater, and design. 

After the 2016 intervention in Lounge 2, Baas has now created the Schiphol People’s Clock for Lounge 1: a 250 × 250 × 250 cm cube composed of four synchronised screens. Instead of a traditional analogue clock face, the work features a continuous twelve-hour video in which the hour and minute hands are formed by coordinated and synchronised movements of groups of people, while the seconds are represented by a single performer running along the entire perimeter.
Read the article on domusweb.it
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@maarten.baas @schiphol 
#amsterdam #airport #clock"

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14K likes, 85 comments - domusweb on April 13, 2026: "At Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, a new permanent installation signed by Dutch designer Maarten Baas goes into operation, continuing and expanding a research begun years ago on the relationship between art, theater, and design. 

After the 2016 intervention in Lounge 2, Baas has now created the Schiphol People’s Clock for Lounge 1: a 250 × 250 × 250 cm cube composed of four synchronised screens. Instead of a traditional analogue clock face, the work features a continuous twelve-hour video in which the hour and minute hands are formed by coordinated and synchronised movements of groups of people, while the seconds are represented by a single performer running along the entire perimeter.
Read the article on domusweb.it
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@maarten.baas @schiphol 
#amsterdam #airport #clock". 

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Elaine Alswanger / Importação dos EUA on Instagram: "Band-Aid Collaboration com The Metropolitan Museum of Art. 
50 band aids com arts de 
Monet, Vincent Van Gogh & Odilon Redon .
Edição Limitada então digita 
Band aid pra garantir o seu!!! 
@shoppingcomela"

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53K likes, 1,353 comments - shoppingcomela on April 19, 2026: "Band-Aid Collaboration com The Metropolitan Museum of Art. 
50 band aids com arts de 
Monet, Vincent Van Gogh & Odilon Redon .
Edição Limitada então digita 
Band aid pra garantir o seu!!! 
@shoppingcomela". 

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ValeriaV • Collage Art on Instagram: "Stickers transparentes #DIY ✂️ 
Ideales para tus proyectos de #collage, #scrapbook, #journal y más ✨

Esta técnica la mostré hace tiempo, pero puedes aprenderla ahora si eres nuevo por acá. Igual estoy haciendo un montón de stickers para un mini proyecto que se viene.

#redcollagevenezuela #collageanalogico #collagear #collageanalógico #collageaesthetic #papercraft #collagetutorial #sticker #stickeraddict #stickerlove #stickerdiy"

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12K likes, 109 comments - valcollage on November 9, 2024: "Stickers transparentes #DIY ✂️ 
Ideales para tus proyectos de #collage, #scrapbook, #journal y más ✨

Esta técnica la mostré hace tiempo, pero puedes aprenderla ahora si eres nuevo por acá. Igual estoy haciendo un montón de stickers para un mini proyecto que se viene.

#redcollagevenezuela #collageanalogico #collagear #collageanalógico #collageaesthetic #papercraft #collagetutorial #sticker #stickeraddict #stickerlove #stickerdiy". 

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The Gaze | Matthijs Van Mierlo on Instagram: "🌿 Henri Matisse reinvented himself and his art at age 80, proving it’s never too late to try something new. ❤️

👨🏻‍🎨 Henri Matisse
🖼️ Blue Nude II, 1952
📍 Centre Pompidou, Paris

📕 The book I show in the video is “Henri Matisse, The Cut-Outs” by Tate Publishing (2014)"

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105K likes, 369 comments - thegaze_art on March 9, 2026: "🌿 Henri Matisse reinvented himself and his art at age 80, proving it’s never too late to try something new. ❤️

👨🏻‍🎨 Henri Matisse
🖼️ Blue Nude II, 1952
📍 Centre Pompidou, Paris

📕 The book I show in the video is “Henri Matisse, The Cut-Outs” by Tate Publishing (2014)". 

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Canal Encuentro on Instagram: "Mondongo es un colectivo de artistas conformado en 1999 y, actualmente, integrado por Juliana Laffitte y Manuel Mendanha. 

Su obra pone en tensión la relación entre imagen y materialidad, y abre debates sobre temas como poder, trabajo y economía.

Con materiales poco convencionales —espejitos de colores, pan, carne, galletitas, hilos, plastilina—, construyen escenas que mezclan lo irónico, lo fantástico y lo crítico.

A través de su historia, su forma de trabajar en grupo y su búsqueda constante, Mondongo propone una manera de pensar el arte obsesiva y profundamente experimental.

Si querés conocer más, no te pierdas “Mondongo: Romper las reglas”, ya disponible en nuestro canal de YouTube."

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5,691 likes, 222 comments - canalencuentro on April 20, 2026: "Mondongo es un colectivo de artistas conformado en 1999 y, actualmente, integrado por Juliana Laffitte y Manuel Mendanha. 

Su obra pone en tensión la relación entre imagen y materialidad, y abre debates sobre temas como poder, trabajo y economía.

Con materiales poco convencionales —espejitos de colores, pan, carne, galletitas, hilos, plastilina—, construyen escenas que mezclan lo irónico, lo fantástico y lo crítico.

A través de su historia, su forma de trabajar en grupo y su búsqueda constante, Mondongo propone una manera de pensar el arte obsesiva y profundamente experimental.

Si querés conocer más, no te pierdas “Mondongo: Romper las reglas”, ya disponible en nuestro canal de YouTube.". 

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lasala | art gallery on Instagram: "This is Black Cloud by Mexican artist Carlos Amorales @carlos_amorales_ . The installations are made of tens of thousands of black paper butterflies, which take over gallery walls and ceilings.

Inspired by the grand annual migration of the Eastern Monarch butterfly — which travels from Canada and the United States to Central Mexico — the work carries a sense of quiet foreboding. 

Since the 1980s, the migratory monarch population has declined by 80%. These blackened wings are Amorales’ invitation to confront what we’re losing."

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2,675 likes, 31 comments - lasala.art on April 19, 2026: "This is Black Cloud by Mexican artist Carlos Amorales @carlos_amorales_ . The installations are made of tens of thousands of black paper butterflies, which take over gallery walls and ceilings.

Inspired by the grand annual migration of the Eastern Monarch butterfly — which travels from Canada and the United States to Central Mexico — the work carries a sense of quiet foreboding. 

Since the 1980s, the migratory monarch population has declined by 80%. These blackened wings are Amorales’ invitation to confront what we’re losing.". 

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Blanton Museum of Art on Instagram: "Byte by byte, “Run the Code” is making headlines! @nytimes writer @jillathrilla visited the exhibition recently:

“In bringing these works together, ‘Run the Code’ explores what art is now, what it is becoming, and who, exactly, is making art when it is created with the help of machines — or even, in some cases, with the help of the visitor.”

Full story at link in bio. Look out for the story in print on Sunday 4/19!

Run The Code: Data-Driven Art Decoded by Thoma Foundation X Blanton Museum of Art is organized by the Carl & Marilynn @thoma_foundation in collaboration with the Blanton Museum of Art.

Support for this exhibition is provided in part by J. P. Morgan Private Bank."

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745 likes, 10 comments - blantonmuseum on April 16, 2026: "Byte by byte, “Run the Code” is making headlines! @nytimes writer @jillathrilla visited the exhibition recently:

“In bringing these works together, ‘Run the Code’ explores what art is now, what it is becoming, and who, exactly, is making art when it is created with the help of machines — or even, in some cases, with the help of the visitor.”

Full story at link in bio. Look out for the story in print on Sunday 4/19!

Run The Code: Data-Driven Art Decoded by Thoma Foundation X Blanton Museum of Art is organized by the Carl & Marilynn @thoma_foundation in collaboration with the Blanton Museum of Art.

Support for this exhibition is provided in part by J. P. Morgan Private Bank.". 

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Brooklyn Museum on Instagram: "Can you build a landscape with everyday objects? ⛰️

Sarah Sze (@sarahszestudio) conflates scale and perception in her works. Starting from the natural world, she challenges the static quality of traditional visual art.

In “Cave Painting,” Sze constructs a morphing landscape using the mundane tools of her studio—weighted tape dispensers, binder clips, and spools of twine—that anchor her unique panorama to the gallery floor.

Seeing a world that is both cohering and breaking apart, Sze prompts us to ponder on the definition of analog and digital, and how each of these realities inform one another.

See this installation in Everyday Rebellions: Collection Conversations on the 4th floor.

📷 Sarah Sze. Cave Painting, 2024. Mixed media, paper, string, ink, acrylic paint, tyvek, clamps, aluminum, and stones. Brooklyn Museum, Purchase gift of Ryan E. Lee, Vamsi Dukkipati, and The Abbott and Lila Stillman Family Foundation, 2025.27. © Sarah Sze. (Photo: Brooklyn Museum)

#EverydayRebellionsBkM #BrooklynMuseum #SarahSze #art"

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2,241 likes, 36 comments - brooklynmuseum on April 9, 2026: "Can you build a landscape with everyday objects? ⛰️

Sarah Sze (@sarahszestudio) conflates scale and perception in her works. Starting from the natural world, she challenges the static quality of traditional visual art.

In “Cave Painting,” Sze constructs a morphing landscape using the mundane tools of her studio—weighted tape dispensers, binder clips, and spools of twine—that anchor her unique panorama to the gallery floor.

Seeing a world that is both cohering and breaking apart, Sze prompts us to ponder on the definition of analog and digital, and how each of these realities inform one another.

See this installation in Everyday Rebellions: Collection Conversations on the 4th floor.

📷 Sarah Sze. Cave Painting, 2024. Mixed media, paper, string, ink, acrylic paint, tyvek, clamps, aluminum, and stones. Brooklyn Museum, Purchase gift of Ryan E. Lee, Vamsi Dukkipati, and The Abbott and Lila Stillman Family Foundation, 2025.27. © Sarah Sze. (Photo: Brooklyn Museum)

#EverydayRebellionsBkM #BrooklynMuseum #SarahSze #art". 

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Eze Cichello on Instagram: "para que uses mejores referencias 

@aredotna 
@cosmos 
@letsavee"

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6,049 likes, 56 comments - ezecichello on April 10, 2026: "para que uses mejores referencias 

@aredotna 
@cosmos 
@letsavee". 

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MONDAY PILLOW on Instagram: "MONDAY PILLOW 22 "Negative"

Your eyes, my negative. Normality is a shared illusion.

Written and directed by @marconapolidirector

With @adel.tirant

And @ilariabaroli @eleonoragori @nina_cornetto @stefano_massei @_lelaeros_ @chrilanzi98 @sandrokan9 @elianaalese @ds.denise_ @asiamorellini @umbemanna @magicphotopino

Produced by @mondaypillow

Costume design by @_alicorso_

Costumes made by @ilclownotto

Make-up by @castelluccisilvia

Music by @andrea_laszlo_de_simone

Colorist @ludovico_colorist

AI enhancers @ercole_zaccaria @teotaningher

Thanks to @imperodelgelato @magicphotopino @melill_of @massimiliviaoff darioceruti @_alicorso_ @mattia_tassi @mikefusco_ @stefanomoliterni

#filmfestivalcircuit #independentcinema #auteurcinema #filmproducer #visualstorytelling @kodak @kodak_shootfilm @kodakitalia"

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30K likes, 1,117 comments - mondaypillow on April 13, 2026: "MONDAY PILLOW 22 "Negative"

Your eyes, my negative. Normality is a shared illusion.

Written and directed by @marconapolidirector

With @adel.tirant

And @ilariabaroli @eleonoragori @nina_cornetto @stefano_massei @_lelaeros_ @chrilanzi98 @sandrokan9 @elianaalese @ds.denise_ @asiamorellini @umbemanna @magicphotopino

Produced by @mondaypillow

Costume design by @_alicorso_

Costumes made by @ilclownotto

Make-up by @castelluccisilvia

Music by @andrea_laszlo_de_simone

Colorist @ludovico_colorist

AI enhancers @ercole_zaccaria @teotaningher

Thanks to @imperodelgelato @magicphotopino @melill_of @massimiliviaoff darioceruti @_alicorso_ @mattia_tassi @mikefusco_ @stefanomoliterni

#filmfestivalcircuit #independentcinema #auteurcinema #filmproducer #visualstorytelling @kodak @kodak_shootfilm @kodakitalia". 

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Dezeen on Instagram: "As part of a residency focused on palliative care, Irish artist John Conway (@john_conway_) has developed a mobile printing press that can be wheeled to a patient's bedside to produce prints capturing their thoughts and emotions as they near death.

Conway worked with Dublin-based fabricator Space Forms to construct the trolley, which was informed by references including bar carts, medicine dispensers and traditional printing presses.

Click the link in our bio to read more.

✍️ Alyn Griffiths (@alyngriffiths)
📸 Evanna Devine (@by_evanna)"

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6,890 likes, 52 comments - dezeen on April 15, 2026: "As part of a residency focused on palliative care, Irish artist John Conway (@john_conway_) has developed a mobile printing press that can be wheeled to a patient's bedside to produce prints capturing their thoughts and emotions as they near death.

Conway worked with Dublin-based fabricator Space Forms to construct the trolley, which was informed by references including bar carts, medicine dispensers and traditional printing presses.

Click the link in our bio to read more.

✍️ Alyn Griffiths (@alyngriffiths)
📸 Evanna Devine (@by_evanna)". 

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CLIPS on Instagram: "​🎨 Interesting fact:

​The Color of Pomegranates (1969) — This masterpiece of Soviet cinema is famous for its lack of traditional dialogue and its use of “static” shots that resemble moving paintings or religious icons.

​Director Sergei Parajanov used almost no camera movement, instead focusing on the symbolic arrangement of objects and actors within the frame to tell the life story of the poet Sayat-Nova. Because of its unconventional style and poetic imagery, the film faced heavy censorship by Soviet authorities, yet it has since been recognized as one of the most visually stunning and influential films in world cinema history."

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41K likes, 181 comments - clips on March 17, 2026: "​🎨 Interesting fact:

​The Color of Pomegranates (1969) — This masterpiece of Soviet cinema is famous for its lack of traditional dialogue and its use of “static” shots that resemble moving paintings or religious icons.

​Director Sergei Parajanov used almost no camera movement, instead focusing on the symbolic arrangement of objects and actors within the frame to tell the life story of the poet Sayat-Nova. Because of its unconventional style and poetic imagery, the film faced heavy censorship by Soviet authorities, yet it has since been recognized as one of the most visually stunning and influential films in world cinema history.". 

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Noel Y. Calingasan • NYC on Instagram: "Lincoln Center Presents: MI CASA, YOUR CASA 2.0 🏠 

This FREE interactive installation is now open to the public through April 26, 2026. Tickets not required! @lincolncenter 

April 10–14 and 22–26 on Josie Robertson Plaza
April 15–21 on Hearst Plaza

Created by Esrawe + Cadena, Mi Casa, Your Casa 2.0 is inspired by the mercados of Latin America, lively street markets where human connections are made every day. The interactive installation features a series of three-dimensional red frames illustrating the warmth and comfort of home. The small houses (casas) serve as a blank canvas for community engagement and playful socialization, while the swings inside invite passersby to relax and sway at their leisure. When a casa is empty, a welcoming white glow bids you to enter. Once inside, the glow intensifies to show that someone is home.

This installation is a part of the Big Umbrella Festival, welcoming kids, teens, and adults for a series of multi-sensory, interactive, and engaging programming.

Tag someone you’d like to swing by Lincoln Center with. 

📍Lincoln Center, Columbus Avenue and West 64th Street, Manhattan, New York City

#lincolncenter #newyork #lincolncenternyc #thingstodoinnewyork"

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953 likes, 64 comments - nyclovesnyc on April 12, 2026: "Lincoln Center Presents: MI CASA, YOUR CASA 2.0 🏠 

This FREE interactive installation is now open to the public through April 26, 2026. Tickets not required! @lincolncenter 

April 10–14 and 22–26 on Josie Robertson Plaza
April 15–21 on Hearst Plaza

Created by Esrawe + Cadena, Mi Casa, Your Casa 2.0 is inspired by the mercados of Latin America, lively street markets where human connections are made every day. The interactive installation features a series of three-dimensional red frames illustrating the warmth and comfort of home. The small houses (casas) serve as a blank canvas for community engagement and playful socialization, while the swings inside invite passersby to relax and sway at their leisure. When a casa is empty, a welcoming white glow bids you to enter. Once inside, the glow intensifies to show that someone is home.

This installation is a part of the Big Umbrella Festival, welcoming kids, teens, and adults for a series of multi-sensory, interactive, and engaging programming.

Tag someone you’d like to swing by Lincoln Center with. 

📍Lincoln Center, Columbus Avenue and West 64th Street, Manhattan, New York City

#lincolncenter #newyork #lincolncenternyc #thingstodoinnewyork". 

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Pedro Fumero on Instagram: "Uno de los desfiles más inquietantes de la historia de la moda.

En 2003, el diseñador austriaco Carol Christian Poell presentó en Milán su colección “Mainstream Downstream” (SS04) en el canal Naviglio Grande. En lugar de una pasarela, los modelos descendían lentamente por el agua, inmóviles, vestidos con las prendas de la colección, mientras el público observaba desde la orilla. El título lo explicaba: mainstream como la corriente dominante de la moda y downstream como dejarse arrastrar río abajo.

Con esta escena inquietante, Poell transformó el canal en una metáfora del propio sistema de la moda: una corriente que empuja tendencias, cuerpos y objetos en una misma dirección, muchas veces sin que nadie parezca tener realmente el control."

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19K likes, 110 comments - fumerini on March 15, 2026: "Uno de los desfiles más inquietantes de la historia de la moda.

En 2003, el diseñador austriaco Carol Christian Poell presentó en Milán su colección “Mainstream Downstream” (SS04) en el canal Naviglio Grande. En lugar de una pasarela, los modelos descendían lentamente por el agua, inmóviles, vestidos con las prendas de la colección, mientras el público observaba desde la orilla. El título lo explicaba: mainstream como la corriente dominante de la moda y downstream como dejarse arrastrar río abajo.

Con esta escena inquietante, Poell transformó el canal en una metáfora del propio sistema de la moda: una corriente que empuja tendencias, cuerpos y objetos en una misma dirección, muchas veces sin que nadie parezca tener realmente el control.". 

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David Shrigley on Instagram: "Public Poster Project is live now in Ostend. 

You can see 20 artworks around the city as part of @thecrystalshipoostende 

Link in bio to see the map."

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614 likes, 17 comments - davidshrigley on April 3, 2026: "Public Poster Project is live now in Ostend. 

You can see 20 artworks around the city as part of @thecrystalshipoostende 

Link in bio to see the map.". 

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@art on Instagram: "Kleinian’s (@kleinian_) work treats digital culture as an archaeological site in waiting. He takes the pixels, memes, and AI objects of our hyper-accelerated present and calcifies them into geological forms, as if fossilizing the internet for a future civilization to excavate. The work asks what will survive, and what will be legible, when someone sifts through the rubble of the Age of AI thousands of years from now."

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1,129 likes, 30 comments - art on April 1, 2026: "Kleinian’s (@kleinian_) work treats digital culture as an archaeological site in waiting. He takes the pixels, memes, and AI objects of our hyper-accelerated present and calcifies them into geological forms, as if fossilizing the internet for a future civilization to excavate. The work asks what will survive, and what will be legible, when someone sifts through the rubble of the Age of AI thousands of years from now.". 

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Maxim Imanou Fadeev on Instagram: "Sunday — time for postnational art. Every Sunday I share artworks exploring nation-states, the processes between them, and scenarios of future development.
Today — "One Million German Passports" by Alfredo Jaar.
In the central rotunda of Munich's Pinakothek der Moderne — one million German passports behind high-security glass. A cube measuring 6 × 6 meters, 80 centimeters high.
One million is the number of migrants that Chancellor Angela Merkel welcomed to Germany in 2015. But it is also the number of people who later rejected her party CDU and voted for the far-right AfD — a party that opposes immigration and calls for mass deportations.

📸 @alfredojaar Alfredo Jaar, "One Million German Passports", 2023

Exhibited @pinakothekdermoderne

#Postnational #transnational #installation #passport #contemporaryart #art"

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8,354 likes, 175 comments - maxim_imanou_fadeev on March 29, 2026: "Sunday — time for postnational art. Every Sunday I share artworks exploring nation-states, the processes between them, and scenarios of future development.
Today — "One Million German Passports" by Alfredo Jaar.
In the central rotunda of Munich's Pinakothek der Moderne — one million German passports behind high-security glass. A cube measuring 6 × 6 meters, 80 centimeters high.
One million is the number of migrants that Chancellor Angela Merkel welcomed to Germany in 2015. But it is also the number of people who later rejected her party CDU and voted for the far-right AfD — a party that opposes immigration and calls for mass deportations.

📸 @alfredojaar Alfredo Jaar, "One Million German Passports", 2023

Exhibited @pinakothekdermoderne

#Postnational #transnational #installation #passport #contemporaryart #art". 

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ValeriaV • Collage Art on Instagram: "¿El collage es solo pegar papeles? 🇮🇹 🇷🇺

Antes de la explosión Dadá en Zúrich, el collage dejó de ser un experimento de taller para convertirse en una herramienta política y social. No se trataba solo de texturas; era ingeniería visual pura. 

Hoy te cuento cómo los futuristas convirtieron la tipografía en armas y cómo en Rusia, Liubov Popova elevó la técnica a otro nivel: ella no necesitaba pegamento, pintaba el collage para construir una nueva realidad 👩‍🎨

En el próximo episodio, entraremos de lleno en el Cabaret Voltaire y veremos por qué los dadaístas odiaban todo, menos las tijeras. ✂️💥

#collageanalógico #historiadelcollage #collageaesthetic #collagevideo #collagear"

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2,208 likes, 42 comments - valcollage on March 27, 2026: "¿El collage es solo pegar papeles? 🇮🇹 🇷🇺

Antes de la explosión Dadá en Zúrich, el collage dejó de ser un experimento de taller para convertirse en una herramienta política y social. No se trataba solo de texturas; era ingeniería visual pura. 

Hoy te cuento cómo los futuristas convirtieron la tipografía en armas y cómo en Rusia, Liubov Popova elevó la técnica a otro nivel: ella no necesitaba pegamento, pintaba el collage para construir una nueva realidad 👩‍🎨

En el próximo episodio, entraremos de lleno en el Cabaret Voltaire y veremos por qué los dadaístas odiaban todo, menos las tijeras. ✂️💥

#collageanalógico #historiadelcollage #collageaesthetic #collagevideo #collagear". 

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WatchJunkJournal on Instagram: "Oddly satisfying, strangely addictive 🧠✨
Daily junk journal ideas, creative chaos, and aesthetic paper moments you’ll want to rewatch.

Hashtags:
#junkjournal #journalingcommunity #creativejournals #paperaesthetic #journallove"

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116K likes, 564 comments - watchjunkjournal on February 26, 2026: "Oddly satisfying, strangely addictive 🧠✨
Daily junk journal ideas, creative chaos, and aesthetic paper moments you’ll want to rewatch.

Hashtags:
#junkjournal #journalingcommunity #creativejournals #paperaesthetic #journallove". 

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lasala | art gallery on Instagram: "Doris Salcedo is known for her large-scale sculptures and installations that explore themes of trauma, loss, and memory, often in the context of political violence and social injustice. 

One of her most famous installations is ‘Shibboleth’ (2007), a crack measuring 548 feet (167 metres) in the floor of the Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall. 

The word ‘shibboleth’ refers back to an incident in the Bible, which describes how the Ephraimites, attempting to flee across the river Jordan, were stopped by their enemies, the Gileadites. As their dialect did not include a ‘sh’ sound, those who could not say the word ‘shibboleth’ were captured and executed. A shibboleth is therefore a token of power: the power to judge, reject and kill. 

For Salcedo, the work is about the violence of separation, borders, and gaps that infuse the contemporary world: between races, between rich and poor, between the global North and global South, between ourselves and the traumas of others, which we can often too easily forget. “I am a third-world artist.” “I wanted this crack to break the building and intrude.” “[I’m telling] stories that have not been told and there is a huge need to tell them.”"

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27K likes, 321 comments - lasala.art on March 4, 2026: "Doris Salcedo is known for her large-scale sculptures and installations that explore themes of trauma, loss, and memory, often in the context of political violence and social injustice. 

One of her most famous installations is ‘Shibboleth’ (2007), a crack measuring 548 feet (167 metres) in the floor of the Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall. 

The word ‘shibboleth’ refers back to an incident in the Bible, which describes how the Ephraimites, attempting to flee across the river Jordan, were stopped by their enemies, the Gileadites. As their dialect did not include a ‘sh’ sound, those who could not say the word ‘shibboleth’ were captured and executed. A shibboleth is therefore a token of power: the power to judge, reject and kill. 

For Salcedo, the work is about the violence of separation, borders, and gaps that infuse the contemporary world: between races, between rich and poor, between the global North and global South, between ourselves and the traumas of others, which we can often too easily forget. “I am a third-world artist.” “I wanted this crack to break the building and intrude.” “[I’m telling] stories that have not been told and there is a huge need to tell them.”". 

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Aimee Bonham Art on Instagram: "Installing this show at @sac_artgalleries was a joy—listen to this audio by Tracey Emin. So inspiring! #traceyemin #artinstallation #tapeart #artistsofig #artistsoninstagram"

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2,706 likes, 97 comments - aimeebonhamart on February 8, 2026: "Installing this show at @sac_artgalleries was a joy—listen to this audio by Tracey Emin. So inspiring! #traceyemin #artinstallation #tapeart #artistsofig #artistsoninstagram". 

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Avant Arte on Instagram: "In 1993, Rachel Whiteread turned a Victorian terraced house in Bethnal Green into a monolithic concrete sculpture.

Builders filled every room, nook, staircase and bay window of the former home with concrete, before stripping away the brick walls – leaving just the building’s negative imprint standing in its place.

’House’ attracted thousands of visitors, and won Rachel the Turner Prize on 23 November 1993 – the same day the council ordered it to be torn down. The artist said she felt “traumatised” by its demolition."

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753 likes, 11 comments - avant.arte on March 24, 2026: "In 1993, Rachel Whiteread turned a Victorian terraced house in Bethnal Green into a monolithic concrete sculpture.

Builders filled every room, nook, staircase and bay window of the former home with concrete, before stripping away the brick walls – leaving just the building’s negative imprint standing in its place.

’House’ attracted thousands of visitors, and won Rachel the Turner Prize on 23 November 1993 – the same day the council ordered it to be torn down. The artist said she felt “traumatised” by its demolition.". 

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Casa Bruto on Instagram: "DÍA 2 #construyendoCasaBruto 
Comenta “BRUTO” si te apetece participar, sea de la manera que sea!!"

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1,773 likes, 441 comments - casabruto_ on March 10, 2026: "DÍA 2 #construyendoCasaBruto 
Comenta “BRUTO” si te apetece participar, sea de la manera que sea!!". 

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PAUL COCKSEDGE on Instagram: "‘PLEASE BE SEATED’ 

For enquiries please contact the studio directly via: info@paulcocksedgestudio.com

“This work was an instinctive response to the space and the rhythm of people through it, based on early sketches by hand. It solves the practical problem of creating an artwork that fills a public square and engages passersby, without obstructing the space.”

‘Please Be Seated’ features 1,152 reclaimed scaffolding boards. Each one has been planed, sanded, and cut to become part of a series of huge curves and concentric circles.

‘Please Be Seated’ was originally erected in collaboration with @arupgroup @l_d_f_official @britishlandplc

LONDON, CHENGDU, SHANGHAI, BEIJING & HONG KONG 

Photo By: @markcocksedge
#contemporaryart #publicart #artinstallation #londondesignfestival #designinspiration"

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30K likes, 545 comments - paulcocksedge on March 20, 2026: "‘PLEASE BE SEATED’ 

For enquiries please contact the studio directly via: info@paulcocksedgestudio.com

“This work was an instinctive response to the space and the rhythm of people through it, based on early sketches by hand. It solves the practical problem of creating an artwork that fills a public square and engages passersby, without obstructing the space.”

‘Please Be Seated’ features 1,152 reclaimed scaffolding boards. Each one has been planed, sanded, and cut to become part of a series of huge curves and concentric circles.

‘Please Be Seated’ was originally erected in collaboration with @arupgroup @l_d_f_official @britishlandplc

LONDON, CHENGDU, SHANGHAI, BEIJING & HONG KONG 

Photo By: @markcocksedge
#contemporaryart #publicart #artinstallation #londondesignfestival #designinspiration". 

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María Milo | Escritora on Instagram: "Una biblioteca en la playa para recordar que somos los libros que hemos leído.

La artista Es Devlin convirtió una playa en una biblioteca compartida.

Sígueme para más historias de mujeres y libros.

#libraryofus
#arteyliteratura
#mariamilo"

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13K likes, 97 comments - mariaamilo on March 16, 2026: "Una biblioteca en la playa para recordar que somos los libros que hemos leído.

La artista Es Devlin convirtió una playa en una biblioteca compartida.

Sígueme para más historias de mujeres y libros.

#libraryofus
#arteyliteratura
#mariamilo". 

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María Milo | Escritora on Instagram: "Una biblioteca en la playa para recordar que somos los libros que hemos leído.

La artista Es Devlin convirtió una playa en una biblioteca compartida.

Sígueme para más historias de mujeres y libros.

#libraryofus
#arteyliteratura
#mariamilo"

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13K likes, 97 comments - mariaamilo on March 16, 2026: "Una biblioteca en la playa para recordar que somos los libros que hemos leído.

La artista Es Devlin convirtió una playa en una biblioteca compartida.

Sígueme para más historias de mujeres y libros.

#libraryofus
#arteyliteratura
#mariamilo". 

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Tate on Instagram: "🟧 This wall is entirely covered in orange carpet 🟧

You’re invited to press, shape and leave your mark, creating an experience that engages both sight and touch.

Here, Rudolf Stingel replaces paint on canvas with carpet fixed directly to the wall, handing over control to the viewer. As each impression builds, the work is gradually transformed, challenging ideas of authorship and who gets to make a painting. 🖌️

Rudolf Stingel’s ‘Untitled, 1993’ is on free display at Tate Modern.

Presented by the American Fund for the Tate Gallery, courtesy of the North American Acquisitions Committee 2015"

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5,023 likes, 43 comments - tate on March 20, 2026: "🟧 This wall is entirely covered in orange carpet 🟧

You’re invited to press, shape and leave your mark, creating an experience that engages both sight and touch.

Here, Rudolf Stingel replaces paint on canvas with carpet fixed directly to the wall, handing over control to the viewer. As each impression builds, the work is gradually transformed, challenging ideas of authorship and who gets to make a painting. 🖌️

Rudolf Stingel’s ‘Untitled, 1993’ is on free display at Tate Modern.

Presented by the American Fund for the Tate Gallery, courtesy of the North American Acquisitions Committee 2015". 

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@art on Instagram: "JR (@JR) is a French artist known for large scale photographic installations that transform public space into sites of collective storytelling. Working across cities, borders, and institutions, JR uses monumental imagery to bring visibility to overlooked communities and forgotten histories, often creating participatory projects that invite people to gather, collaborate, and reconsider the structures that divide society.

In ‘Horizons’, JR presents a selection of projects realized in California that explore themes of visibility, incarceration, and the human impact of borders. The exhibition includes works from his project at Tehachapi supermax prison where guards, victims, and inmates collaborated on a monumental image installed within the prison courtyard. It also revisits ‘Kikito’, the installation at the US Mexico border where the image of a young child appears to look over the wall, transforming a site of separation into a moment of shared humanity.

‘Horizons’ opens tonight at Perrotin Los Angeles (@perrotin) and is on view through April 25."

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8,143 likes, 225 comments - art on March 12, 2026: "JR (@JR) is a French artist known for large scale photographic installations that transform public space into sites of collective storytelling. Working across cities, borders, and institutions, JR uses monumental imagery to bring visibility to overlooked communities and forgotten histories, often creating participatory projects that invite people to gather, collaborate, and reconsider the structures that divide society.

In ‘Horizons’, JR presents a selection of projects realized in California that explore themes of visibility, incarceration, and the human impact of borders. The exhibition includes works from his project at Tehachapi supermax prison where guards, victims, and inmates collaborated on a monumental image installed within the prison courtyard. It also revisits ‘Kikito’, the installation at the US Mexico border where the image of a young child appears to look over the wall, transforming a site of separation into a moment of shared humanity.

‘Horizons’ opens tonight at Perrotin Los Angeles (@perrotin) and is on view through April 25.". 

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A HUG FROM THE ART WORLD on Instagram: "🤗🤗🤗
JON BURGERMAN 
Hold On, It Won’t Last Long 
is closing today. 

515 WEST 19TH STREET NYC

If you have not already come to see the show, you still have a chance to grab a balloon before 6pm today. 

It turns out I am electric powered by  the creativity of Mr Burgerman. There are 46 balloons still holding on from the opening’s static total of 1700. 

Like me they don’t want this show to end. It’s been an honor and a privilege to work with Jon. I have gained a friend. I am grateful. Long may that continue and on to the next exhibition together. 

HUGS @jonburgerman 

@ahugfromtheartworld 
#AHUGFROMTHEARTWORLD
#AHFTAW"

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23K likes, 343 comments - ahugfromtheartworld on March 7, 2026: "🤗🤗🤗
JON BURGERMAN 
Hold On, It Won’t Last Long 
is closing today. 

515 WEST 19TH STREET NYC

If you have not already come to see the show, you still have a chance to grab a balloon before 6pm today. 

It turns out I am electric powered by  the creativity of Mr Burgerman. There are 46 balloons still holding on from the opening’s static total of 1700. 

Like me they don’t want this show to end. It’s been an honor and a privilege to work with Jon. I have gained a friend. I am grateful. Long may that continue and on to the next exhibition together. 

HUGS @jonburgerman 

@ahugfromtheartworld 
#AHUGFROMTHEARTWORLD
#AHFTAW". 

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60 Minutes on Instagram: "Studies have found that typically museum visitors spend about 28 seconds looking at great works of art. But for “Unsupervised,” an AI-created installation, the average was 38 minutes, says creator Refik Anadol.

“Unsupervised” is a 24-foot-high installation that filled the lobby of the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

“I think people found it deeply satisfying,” says Glenn Lowry, who was MoMA’s director at the time of the exhibit. He calls the piece an “utter extraordinary hit.”"

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18K likes, 374 comments - 60minutes on February 22, 2026: "Studies have found that typically museum visitors spend about 28 seconds looking at great works of art. But for “Unsupervised,” an AI-created installation, the average was 38 minutes, says creator Refik Anadol.

“Unsupervised” is a 24-foot-high installation that filled the lobby of the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

“I think people found it deeply satisfying,” says Glenn Lowry, who was MoMA’s director at the time of the exhibit. He calls the piece an “utter extraordinary hit.”". 

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Natalia Vidal Toutin • Storyteller on Instagram: "Banksy @banksy haciendo lo de él 🐀"

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3,669 likes, 80 comments - natividaltoutin on March 14, 2026: "Banksy @banksy haciendo lo de él 🐀". 

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Avant Arte on Instagram: "At first glance, these lollies seem appetising – artisanal, even – but look more closely and you’ll spot fragments of plastic, bottle caps and food wrappers.

’Polluted Water Popsicles’ is a project created by Hung Yi-Chen, Guo Yi-Hui and Cheng Yu-Ti to visualise an environmental message. The group collected polluted water from over 100 locations across Taiwan, froze it, and encased each sample in a lollipop mould. The completed series highlights how pollution has become normalised in our daily lives."

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5,285 likes, 38 comments - avant.arte on March 9, 2026: "At first glance, these lollies seem appetising – artisanal, even – but look more closely and you’ll spot fragments of plastic, bottle caps and food wrappers.

’Polluted Water Popsicles’ is a project created by Hung Yi-Chen, Guo Yi-Hui and Cheng Yu-Ti to visualise an environmental message. The group collected polluted water from over 100 locations across Taiwan, froze it, and encased each sample in a lollipop mould. The completed series highlights how pollution has become normalised in our daily lives.". 

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Canal (á) on Instagram: "UNA INTERVENCIÓN ARTÍSTICA CON UN MENSAJE PARA REFLEXIONAR… 👶🏻👏🏻

El 1 de marzo, en el marco del Día de la Igualdad en los Cuidados (Equal Care Day), Caring Men llevó a cabo una acción artística en 13 ciudades de Alemania para visibilizar el trabajo de cuidados. A través de intervenciones en el espacio público, puso el foco en aquello que muchas veces permanece invisible: las tareas que sostienen la vida cotidiana y que, en gran medida, siguen recayendo sobre las mujeres.

La campaña busca cuestionar los roles tradicionales y promover que más hombres se involucren activamente en las labores de cuidado, entendiendo que cuidar no es una responsabilidad individual ni exclusiva, sino una tarea colectiva que nos concierne a todos.

📹 Video: Caring Men"

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89K likes, 1,315 comments - canalacultura on March 4, 2026: "UNA INTERVENCIÓN ARTÍSTICA CON UN MENSAJE PARA REFLEXIONAR… 👶🏻👏🏻

El 1 de marzo, en el marco del Día de la Igualdad en los Cuidados (Equal Care Day), Caring Men llevó a cabo una acción artística en 13 ciudades de Alemania para visibilizar el trabajo de cuidados. A través de intervenciones en el espacio público, puso el foco en aquello que muchas veces permanece invisible: las tareas que sostienen la vida cotidiana y que, en gran medida, siguen recayendo sobre las mujeres.

La campaña busca cuestionar los roles tradicionales y promover que más hombres se involucren activamente en las labores de cuidado, entendiendo que cuidar no es una responsabilidad individual ni exclusiva, sino una tarea colectiva que nos concierne a todos.

📹 Video: Caring Men". 

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𝔸𝕝𝕖𝕜𝕤𝕒𝕟𝕕𝕣𝕒 𝕀𝕤𝕥𝕠𝕣𝕚𝕜 on Instagram: "🎙️Inauguración en @gagosian - Michael Heizer 🪏
#newyork #art #artgallery #nyc #artista"

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851 likes, 440 comments - aleksandra_istorik on February 11, 2026: "🎙️Inauguración en @gagosian - Michael Heizer 🪏
#newyork #art #artgallery #nyc #artista". 

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