Titled The color of dreams, the exhibition will be on display until March 24th, 2024. The museum brings together 180 works that illustrate the artistic career of the painter and includes 25 paintings that have never been exposed in Spain. Press here for more information.
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Museums around the world celebrate the 50th anniversay of Pablo Picasso’s passing
2023 has been the year of Picasso and some of the most important museums in the world have honored his legacy by curating unique exhibitions. These have successfully valued the different aspects that composed the artist’s career, such as his works on paper, his use of different materials, or his works in relation with other […]
“Carlos Nadal y su alegría de vivir” by Sol G. Moreno for ARS Magazine
ARS Magazine publishes in their website a critique of our current exhibition “Carlos Nadal. The joy of living”. Press here to read the article
New museum in Barcelona: “Museu de l’Art Prohibit”
The catalan capital opens this Thursday October 26th 2023, the doors to its newest museum called “Museu de l’Art Prohibit” (Museum of Prohibited Art). This organization has been founded with the objective of exhibiting works that have been historically censured, aggrevated, or sued, from renowned artists such as Pablo Picasso, Miquel Barceló, Equipo Crónica, Andy […]
The first retrospective of Antonio López in Barcelona organized by La Pedrera (Casa Milà)
From October 22nd to January 14th, La Pedrera (Casa Milà) will present the first retrospective of Antonio Lopez in Barcelona. It will include one hundred works showing the great artistic trajectory of the spanish painter. The exhibition will bring together seven decades of drawings, paintings and sculptures, proving the consistency of themes that Lopez explored […]
“Óscar Domínguez – La conquista del mundo por la imagen” in TEA (Tenerife Espacio de las Artes)
Until October 29th, TEA presents an impressive retrospective dedicated to Óscar Domínguez, one of the leading artists of the surrealist movement in Spain. The show brings together sixty works from the 1930s, the artist’s best decade, that illustrate the expressive character of his iconography and his impactful influence in the national and international discussion on […]
Oda al Hedonismo – La pintura de Carlos Nadal es “nacida bajo el signo del placer” by Marga Perera
Art critic Marga Parera, shares an excellent exploration of our current exhibition “Carlos Nadal. The joy of living” in the new edition of Tendencias del Mercado del Arte.
Fernando Botero, known for his voluminous figures, dies at age 91
Originally paisa (Medellín, Colombia), Botero revolutionized Latin America’s contemporary art world with his paintings and sculptures, which currently reside in various private collections, museums and art galleries around the world. The voluptuous figures, the artist’s signature style, haven’t only offered a fresh perspective on modernism, but they have also forever changed our understanding of art […]
Antoni Vila Casas, the catalan patron of the arts who made history, dies
Throughout his life, Antoni Vila Casas founded various museums and foundations with the objective of promoting and spreading Spain’s contemporary art. He began his professional career establishing the renowned pharmaceutical company, Prodesfarma before redirecting his efforts to art collecting and to different cultural projects. His prominent influence has designated him as Catalonia’s most important patron […]
Luis Feito. El Lenguaje del color. By Ramón Casalé Soler
Art critic Ramon Casalé Soler, writes in “Temps de les Arts” an article on our current exhibition Luis Feito – The Sensuality of Color. Press here to read the full article
