Toronto Biennial

Regina de Miguel (Málaga, 1977) participates in the 2026 Toronto Biennial of Art, “Things Fall Apart: Notes on Rupture,” curated by Allison Glenn, running from September 26 to December 20, 2026.

Regina de Miguel presents a new video work produced by Catapulta: “Poisoned Waters, Comets Never Seen Again, A Gathering of Suicides.”

This collaboration arises from the research trip carried out in Spain by curator Allison Glenn in October 2025 and is part of the Biennial’s fourth edition, which will bring together more than 30 artists and collectives from Canada and various international contexts.

“Things Fall Apart: Notes on Rupture” explores artistic practices that understand rupture as a generative force, rethinking histories, geographies, and systems that shape contemporary life, while proposing new ways of thinking about the present.

After its presentation in Toronto, “Poisoned Waters, Comets Never Seen Again, A Gathering of Suicides” was included in Regina de Miguel’s solo exhibition at the IVAM, Valencia, in October 2026.