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The exhibition Maruja Mallo. Mask and Compass, on view at the Museo Reina Sofía from 8 October 2025 to 16 March 2026, is the biggest retrospective to date on one of the most innovative artists in Spanish and international avant-garde art.

Antwerp exhibition testifies to growing recognition of woman who took gender-neutral name Tour to get on.

October 2025 promises to be a true artistic world tour.

As the autumn season unfolds, Europe’s museums and galleries host an exceptional array of exhibitions, spanning from intimate projects to major institutional retrospectives.

What are we to make of the Hilma af Klint phenomenon? After decades of obscurity during which her works were stashed away in her nephew’s storeroom, the visionary Swedish artist.

Get ready to dive deep into the fascinating world of Maruja Mallo, one of the 20th century's most groundbreaking Spanish artists.

A significant moment in Spanish art history unfolded recently at the Centro Botín as the complete series of five paintings known as "The Verbenas" by acclaimed artist Maruja Mallo were exhibited together for the first time in 97 years.

Centro Botín kicks off its exhibition programme with the show Maruja Mallo: Mask and Compass.

This spring, it’s Paris calling. The French capital’s recent art history is the subject of two monumental surveys—one at the Centre Pompidou, the other at the Singaporean National Gallery of Art—that respectively focus on Black and Asian émigrés who took up residence in France.

Written off as ‘muses’ and denied entry to the movement, they still produced extraordinary work that is only now being appreciated. We enter a gender-breaking world of occult worship – and cats.

This ambitious retrospective will present around 100 paintings and drawings, together with writings and photographs by the artist that chart her entire career: from the new realism of her early days to the geometric and fantastic configurations of her final works.

Maruja Mallo (Viveiro, Galicia, 1902–Madrid, 1995) was a leading artist of the Spanish Avant-Garde and surrealism.

Artemisia Gentileschi, Angelica Kauffmann, Clara Peeters, Rosa Bonheur, Mary Cassatt, Berthe Morisot, María Blanchard, Natalia Goncharova, Sonia Delaunay and Maruja Mallo...

Sylvan and Harsh North is an exhibition that maps the Northwest Iberian Peninsula as a space of creative genuineness, specific references and idiosyncratic imaginaries.

Maestras explores how talented female artists won recognition in their lifetimes, only to find their works written out of the canon