The Fabric of Basque Art
From 1910 to today, Basque art has blended tradition and modernity, with new artists and groups renewing its identity.
An America of shepherds, pelotaris and boarders: the Basques of the USA celebrate their big festival
Representations of the Basque diaspora
As a beneficiary of the Frank Bidart Fellowship, Knörr carried out the artistic project ´La luz que nunca se apaga´ (The light that never goes out) after her residency at California State University Bakersfield. We met with her to talk at length about her work, the fellowship, and art in general.
From the Comb of the Wind to the Forest of Oma. A journey through public sculpture in the Basque Country
In recent decades the artistic heritage of the Basque Country has been enriched by numerous open-air interventions by local artists in both urban areas and natural environments. We have selected five of the most important examples.
Wild melodies
Shrouded in mystery, the Basque people have long been bound to music and song. Among their lesser-known traditions is basa ahaide—“wild melodies”—an ancient practice passed down among a select few. A hidden soundscape that whispers from the edges of memory and myth.