Rob Woodcox and Arma Gallery Win the Erarta Prize at Zona Maco 2025
Photographer Rob Woodcox, represented by Arma Gallery, has been awarded the prestigious Erarta Prize at the Zona Maco Art Fair 2025 for his work Otherworld, solidifying his place as one of the most innovative voices in contemporary visual art. This prize, granted by the Erarta Philanthropic Foundation in collaboration with Zona Maco, stands out for […]
Elena Gual’s exhibition “Raíces” surpasses 32,000 visitors at Casa de Vacas
The exhibition Raíces by artist Elena Gual, presented alongside Arma Gallery in the iconic Casa de Vacas venue at Madrid’s Retiro Park, concluded with great success on October 27, having welcomed over 32,000 visitors. This exhibition offered a contemporary perspective on Andalusian traditions, exploring Gual’s cultural and personal roots through a series of symbolically rich […]
Kyte Tatt: The Poetry of Movement
Kyte Tatt, a self-taught American artist based in Berlin, Germany, creates work that merges abstract and impressionist elements, striking a delicate balance between spontaneity and control. His art transports viewers to a realm where imagination and reality blend harmoniously through color, line, and brushstroke. Kyte describes his creative process as a reaction to the pressures […]
Contemporary Art and Graffiti: A Link of Expression and Revolution
In contemporary times, art is characterized by its diversity and its ability to integrate various forms of expression. Among these, graffiti has emerged as a powerful tool of social and cultural communication. Graffiti as Contemporary Art Graffiti has its roots in the Italian word “grafficar,” which means to draw, mark, or write on a surface. […]
Distortion as a Means of Communication in Art: Natalia Romanciuc
Natalia Romanciuc, a young artist of only 27 years, has found her place not only in the Museum of Contemporary Art in Kishinev, but also in international collections in the United States, Russia, Romania, Moldova, Switzerland, and Italy. Her work, marked by a profound exploration of femininity and motherhood, stands as a testament to love, […]
People of Sevilla: Live Portraits by Elena Gual
On Monday, June 3, at Plaza España in Sevilla, an exceptional artistic event will take place. From 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM, artist Elena Gual will be creating live portraits of attendees. This event, titled “People of Sevilla,” draws inspiration from her past projects such as “People of Madrid” and “People of Mallorca,” with a […]
Pleasures of Body Painting: Exploring the Sensual Imagery of Wycliffe Mundopa
At the end of Balzac’s “The Unknown Masterpiece,” the painting that Frenhofer has created of the beautiful nude model is finally revealed, and the surprise is terrible: the desire to see unveils a “wall of paint,” a crazed tangle of gestures that seem to bury a real foot, the trace of a lost body. This […]
Arma Gallery: Urvanity Contemporary Fair
This year, Arma Gallery is pleased to announce its participation in the Urvanity contemporary art fair, opening its doors on March 7th at Matadero and running until March 10th. You can find us at booth A20, where you’ll discover works by three of our artists: Natalia Romanciuc Firstly, Natalia Romanciuc, a young Moldovan artist renowned […]
Natalia Romanciuc x ARMA Gallery: All of Them and None
On January 18th, ARMA GALLERY at 30 Valverde Street, Madrid, will unveil the solo exhibition of artist Natalia Romanciuc. This event will immerse us in a unique conceptual journey, exploring the deepest layers of human existence through the artist’s works. The exhibition will be open for visits from Monday to Friday, 11 am to 6 […]
Abstract vs. Figurative: Exploring Artistic Dialogues Today
Immersing ourselves in a visual dialogue between abstraction and figuration, we explore the works of Papartus, Natalia Romanciuc, Elena Gual, Wycliffe Mundopa, and Jorge Nava. Each of these artists has sculpted a distinctive style that elevates the artistic experience to new heights, delving into the complexities of artistic duality in diverse ways. Papartus: Abstract Lines […]
