Painting, sculpture, watercolour and visual creation.
A profile of Peruvian painter Jorge Salazar Espinoza, whose murals bring history, collective memory and visual storytelling into public space.
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The life, art and legacy of Víctor Humareda, the Peruvian painter who transformed migration, La Parada and imagined performers into a powerful urban expressionism.
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The life, work and legacy of Luis Palao Berastain, the Peruvian master who portrayed Andean people, architecture and landscape through watercolour and drawing.
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The life, visual language and legacy of Venancio Shinki, whose Peruvian paintings joined Japanese and Andean heritage with dreamlike bodies and landscapes.
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The life, symbols and legacy of Tilsa Tsuchiya, whose hybrid beings and silent landscapes created an essential mythology for modern Peruvian art.
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Born in Angola in 1962, Portuguese artist António Bártolo transforms light, water, landscape and urban memory into remarkably transparent watercolours.
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The life, expressive sculpture and legacy of Edilberto Mérida, the Peruvian artist whose monumental hands turned clay into social memory and protest.
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The brief, transformative life of Amrita Sher-Gil, whose paintings joined European training and Indian experience in a radically independent modern vision.
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The life, murals, writing and legacy of César Calvo de Araújo, the Peruvian artist who represented Amazonian communities as a living cultural world.
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