Decoding global art exhibitions
The global exhibition landscape is vast, uneven, and poorly mapped.
We bring you closer to it.
Encounters
A visual interpretation of exhibitions, shaped through direct encounters with artworks and spaces.
Context
A global survey of exhibitions revealing cultural and market patterns across regions. By covering museum, gallery, and biennial programmes, it tracks how art travels, where it lands, and what that reveals about the institutions and contexts receiving it.
Explore exhibitions by region
Consulting
Your programme deserves an international audience. Most never reach one.
Excellence in programming is no longer enough. Galleries, institutions, and artists with global ambitions frequently possess the work, but lack the targeted strategy required to expand their visibility beyond traditional borders.
The Art Berries combines editorial intelligence with marketing expertise to strengthen positioning, develop audiences and increase international reach across English and Spanish-speaking markets.
Reviews
Essays and critical reviews of exhibitions, written by Eva M. Sanchez and invited contributors.
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Painting without limits
Read more: Painting without limitsKatharina Grosse transforms White Cube Bermondsey into a chromatic confrontation. High-frequency pigments, industrial spray and monumental scale combine to make a show where colour stops being something you see and becomes something you feel.
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Street photography that activates the scene
Read more: Street photography that activates the sceneHelen Levitt is no “voyeur” waiting for a lucky break; she is a catalyst. A review of her work at Fundación Mapfre that analyses the street not as a backdrop, but as a performative device and a political battleground.
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Surviving the webs of life
Read more: Surviving the webs of lifeBeyond simple memory, the Hayward Gallery hosts a visceral confrontation between Yin Xiuzhen’s sociopolitical textiles and Chiharu Shiota’s psychological webs. A staggering dialogue between the world we have ruined through rapid modernisation and the body that must endure it.
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