ESPAŇA 1957-2007 Palermo, Palazzo Sant'Elia 18 May - 14 September 2008 España 1957-2007 begins in 1957, the year El Paso was founded, a group which, in the context of Twentieth Century Spanish art, represents the moment of passage from modernity to contemporaneity. Modern and contemporary Spanish art follow along the path begun in the Seventeenth Century by Cervantes’ Don Quixote and the Baroque tradition, and so the show is subdivided into the sections: Quijotismo trágico, Pagan Mysticism, Baroque Existentialism, Tenebrismo hispánico, and Symbolic-formal Abstraction. Pictures below by Valentina Glorioso. List of artists - To find out more - The book - TV

Equipo Crónica, Juan Muñoz, Pablo Picasso	Dionisio Gonzales, Txomin Badiola	Nateo Maté, Rafael Canogar, Javier Pérez
Francisco Leiro, MP&MP Rosado	Juan Uslé, Joan Mirò	Antoni Tàpies, José Maria Sicilia, Antonio Saura
Carmen Calvo, Jordi Bernadó, Eduardo Arroyo	Tápies, Plensa, Muñoz, Barbi	Enrique Marty

MENTALGRAFIE ITALIANE Tel Aviv, Museum of Art 19 July - 6 October 2007 Mentalgrafie Italiane is the most important show of Italian art to be seen so far in the Middle East. It is based on the idea that modern and contemporary Italian art follows along the lines traced out by Metaphysical painting at the beginning of the Twentieth Century. It presents mainly works from the 'sixties' onwards and does not develop chronologically but thematically. It is divided into three sections: Literary Metaphysics, Analytical Metaphysics, and Ironical-Tragic Metaphysics. Each section has as its starting point the thoughts and works of an artist from the early Twentieth Century: Giorgio de Chirico, Giorgio Morandi, and Alberto Savinio. List of artists - To find out more - The book

Francesco Clemente, Mario Merz	Jannis Kounellis, Gino De Dominicis, Giorgio De Chirico, Giulio Paolini	Luciano Fabro
Monica Bonvicini, Fausto Melotti	Alighiero Boetti, Nicola De Maria, Mimmo Paladino	Michelangelo Pistoletto
Gilberto Zorio, Giovanni Anselmo	Francesco Gennari, Patrick Tuttofuoco, Francesco Vezzoli	Luigi Ontani, Sandro Chia, Enzo Cucchi
Nunzio Giuseppe Uncini, Giuseppe Penone	Giovanni Anselmo, Gino De Dominicis, Domenico Bianchi	Gabriele Basilico, Vanessa Beecroft Masbedo, Francesco Gennari

TIMER The Bovisa Triennial, Milan 30 March - 10 June 2007 Organised by the Milan Triennial and curated by Gianni Mercurio and Demetrio Paparoni, Timer has established itself as one of the most important international exhibitions that Milan has devoted to contemporary art over the last decades. All the works on show have been created since September 11th 2001, a date that has marked an epoch and that can be considered the real beginning of the new millennium. Timer has had Intimità/Intimacy as its theme and has dealt with the relationship that artists have with themselves in the era of the IT revolution. List of artists - To find out more - The book - TV

Michael Joo, Damien Hirst, Mona Hatoum	Vik Muniz, Ross Bleckner, Jörg Immendorff	Ryan Trecartin, André Butzer, Enoc Pérez, Gavin Turk, James Hopkins, Richard Phillips
Anish Kapoor	Jenny Saville	James Hopkins, Glenn Brown, John Currin, Richard Phillips
David Renggli, Kiki Smith, Ryan Trecartin, John Bock	Enoc Pérez, Gavin Turk, James Hopkins, Richard Phillips, Vik Muniz	Gregor Schneider, Sam Durant, Lucy e Jorge Orta
Berlinde de Bruyckere, Toni Oursler	Charles Avery, Liu Ding, Will Cotton, Erwin Wurm	Marc Quinn, Jake e Dinos Chapman, Jack Pierson, Thomas Hirschhorn
Mark Wallinger	Monica Bonvicini	Zaang Huan