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 focus on celebrating the rich diversity and vitality of Sevillians. The Project Elena Gual has turned various locations into live art stages, embarking on a creative challenge to swiftly and spontaneously paint portraits of volunteers. She captures the essence of each indivi ..read more

La Moraleja has spotlighted our forthcoming exhibition featuring Rob Woodcox‘s work at our Madrid-based gallery. The opening reception, slated for May 29th at 7:00 p.m., will inaugurate the exhibition, centered around his series “Bodies of Light.” This carefully curated collection, developed over his career, serves as a visual tribute to the interconnectedness of humanity and its crucial role in safeguarding the surrounding environment. The exhibition will remain accessible to the public until the end of July at C/Valverde 30, entreplanta derecha, welcoming visitors from Monday to Friday, betw ..read more

The digital platform Guía del ocio has featured our forthcoming exhibition by Rob Woodcox at our Madrid gallery. The opening reception, slated for May 29th at 7:00 p.m., will signify the premiere of the exhibition, spotlighting his “Bodies of Light” series. This meticulously curated collection, cultivated throughout his career, serves as a visual testament to the interconnectedness of humanity and its critical role in preserving the surrounding environment. The exhibition will remain open to the public until the end of July at C/Valverde 30, entreplanta derecha, with visiting hours from Monday ..read more

The digital platform Arte Informado has showcased our forthcoming showcase by Rob Woodcox at our Madrid-based gallery. The inaugural event, set for May 29th at 7:00 p.m., will herald the premiere of the exhibition, focusing on his series “Bodies of Light.” This curated collection, developed over his career, serves as a visual testament to the interconnectivity of humanity and its crucial role in conserving the surrounding environment. The exhibition will run until late July at C/Valverde 30, entreplanta derecha, open to the public from Monday to Friday, 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. For further deta ..read more

The highlighted article in “Revista” magazine showcases the presence of Wycliffe Mundopa, a Zimbabwean artist represented by our gallery ARMA GALLERY, at the Madrid Art Week. Mundopa’s work, characterized by a strong feminine presence and an undeniable political and social tone, aims to reflect the reality of the inhabitants of Harare, the capital of Zimbabwe. His monumental canvases, with brushstrokes reminiscent of Impressionism and a color palette that transports us to Fauvism, capture the viewer’s attention with portraits that seem to be taken from a Chagall circus. Mundopa’s recent solo e ..read more

Alianza Hispánica has issued a press release on the exhibition by Natalia Romanciuc hosted at our space in Madrid. The article highlights the essence and artistic diversity of Natalia Romanciuc, who, through various mediums such as manifestos, poetry, drawing, ceramics, and more, explores the connection between chaos and harmony. The exhibition reflects the artist’s connection with feminine energy, conveying the power and beauty of women in her work. The press release emphasizes Natalia’s intention to evoke intense emotions and promote spiritual development through art. For more details, you c ..read more

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 pm, until February 18th. Click here to register for the opening Despite her brief life, Moldovan-born artist Natalia Romanciuc, who claims to embody various women, opens herself up to put on canvas what lies within. Harmonizing the chaos of her emotions through paintin ..read more

“Elle Decor” has conducted an exclusive interview with Elena Gual, one of the artists represented by Arma Gallery. In this interview, the trajectory of this figurative painter from Mallorca is highlighted, known for her exquisite portraits of women created with a palette knife. Elena discovered her passion for painting after seeing Van Gogh’s “Starry Night,” which led her to pursue this form of artistic expression. After training in various locations around the world, including the Academy of Art in Florence and Central Saint Martins in London, she returned to Mallorca, where she established h ..read more

“El Grito” presents an exclusive interview with Elena Gual, an emerging artist who is part of our gallery, Arma Gallery. In this article, we delve into the captivating story behind the artist’s works, which focus on female portraits filled with innovation and depth. From her resilience in the face of personal challenges to her constant quest for new forms of expression, the article shows us how Gual has found her unique artistic voice and how it contributes to the feminist dialogue in art. Full article: Los artistas emergentes más destacados (V): las mujeres esculpidas de Elena Gual (elconfide ..read more

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 for her work in large-format. Through painting and canvas, she seeks to portray the female figure as a divine being. Natalia’s artistic style balances between figurative expressionism and modern symbolism. She employs distortion as her preferred method to mani ..read more