Marking the tenth anniversary of 9/11, Francesc Torres’s work features over 150 projected images which explore inside the hangar and reflect on the emotional power of what remained, from personal belongings to steel girders distorted by the force of the attacks.
Picasso and Modern British Art is the first exhibition to explore Picasso’s lifelong connections with this country. This major show will examine Picasso’s evolving critical reputation here and British artists’ responses to his work, demonstrating the depth of British engagement with Picasso and his art.
An opportunity to participate in a discussion about the reforms Spain needs and the measures taken by the new government so far.
Spanish music and musicians feature in a series of recitals to take place at the Foundling Museum. Now in its 7th year at the Foundling Museum, the New London Orchestra’s ‘Young Performers Concert Series’ showcases some of the the UK’s most promising young Spanish classical recitalists.
Part of the London Guitar Festival, The Spanish Guitar Night programme features the Duo Hermanos Cuenca and Fernando Espí.
Politicians, economists and journalists create their own “neolanguage” which, as in Orwell’s nightmare, reduces the world’s variety and complexity to a technocratic and opaque jargon.
Ana Luján Sánchez returns to Phoenix following the performances of her piece cervaNtes in 2008 with her first new work for the company, Catch.
The lecture will show how the acquisition of works by major Spanish artists, and particularly important examples of restoration, contribute to the constant renewal of the Prado’s collections and provide fascinating new material for students of art history, connoisseurs, and the general public alike.
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