Exhibitions
The Miguel Marcos Gallery returns to ARCOmadrid with a choral proposal by eleven artists
The gallery presents in the 45th edition of the fair works by Juan Antonio Aguirre, Alberto Barcia, Chema Cobo, Carlos Franco, Ferran Garcia Sevilla, Víctor Mira, Lin Mo, Cristóbal Ortega, Antón Patiño, Bernardí Roig and Teresa Vall Palou, in a journey that puts different languages and generations of contemporary art into dialogue.
ARCOmadrid 2025, the International Contemporary Art Fair organized by IFEMA MADRID, held the official opening ceremony of its 45th edition this morning, presided over by the Kings of Spain. The event was attended by Ernest Urtasun Domènech, Minister of Culture of Spain; Francisco Martín Aguirre, Government delegate in Madrid; Jordi Martí Grau, Secretary of State for Culture; and Marta Rivera de la Cruz, delegate of the Government Area of Culture, Tourism and Sports of the Madrid City Council. Also in attendance were José Vicente de los Mozos, President of the Executive Committee of IFEMA MADRID; Daniel Martínez, Executive Vice President of IFEMA MADRID; Arancha Priede, General Director of Trade Fair and Congress Business of IFEMA MADRID; Maribel López, Director of ARCOmadrid; as well as several personalities from the institutional and cultural field.
From March 4 to 8, ARCOmadrid will bring together 211 galleries from 30 countries, consolidating itself as a key event in the international artistic calendar. This edition incorporates the ARCO2045 program as a central project: the future, for now, to which are added the curated sections Opening. New Galleries and Profiles | Latin American Art.
The fair will open its doors to the general public on Friday, March 6 from 3:00 p.m., after two exclusive days for professionals.
The Miguel Marcos Gallery steps foot again in ARCOmadrid
The Miguel Marcos Gallery is once again part of the ARCOmadrid stage with a proposal that brings together eleven artists from its program. In this new participation in the fair, the gallery presents works by Juan Antonio Aguirre, Alberto Barcia, Chema Cobo, Carlos Franco, Ferran Garcia Sevilla, Víctor Mira, Lin Mo, Cristóbal Ortega, Antón Patiño, Bernardí Roig and Teresa Vall Palou, configuring a plural journey that puts different languages, generations and artistic sensibilities into dialogue.
