Posts with category Exposiciones Madrid
Do you like tulips? Tulips are one of the flowers with the most varieties in the world and are quite possible the favorite of those who love color. Thanks to Madrid’s Real Jardín Botánico and the collaboration of the Society of Botanical Artists you can attend one of the most incredible flower shows in Madrid. Read full article
There are just a few more weeks during which you can visit an interesting exhibit on Auschwitz which is on display at the Centro de Exposiciones Arte Canal until June 17th. This spacious exhibit hall, located in the Castellana area of Madrid directly accessible from the Puerta del Sol, promotes many cultural, artistic, historical and scientific activities. Read full article
Did you know that the Museo del Prado, in addition to having an extraordinary collection of oil paintings for which it is world renown, has an extensive selection of paintings on slate and white marble from the Italian Renaissance?
The exhibition, which was inaugurated just yesterday and will be open until August 5th, exclusively displays these fragile works of art by magnificent artists such as Tiziano, Read full article
There is a new exhibition this week in Madrid that pays homage to the great Flemish painter, Pieter Paul Rubens (1577-1640). Considered the most remarkable artist in the history of European art, this new exhibit seeks to offer depth and relevance to one of his most important facets, that of a sketch artist.
The Rubens collection
The collection contains 82 sketches, Read full article
Andy Warhol, considered the master and father of pop art, dared to use machines and new techniques, creating what is referred to as mechanical art. Until May 6, 2018, the CaixaForum Madrid is featuring more than 350 of the artist’s works in its exhibit, Andy Warhol. Mechanical art. This plastic artist and film producer is very well known and seeing his work exhibited is a unique opportunity for art lovers. Read full article
February will be the last month to enjoy a free exhibition of the work of sculptor and Bilbao native, Txomin Badiola, at the Velázquez Palace, one of the most beautiful buildings in Madrid’s Retiro Park. The collection, entitled Otro Family Plot, is a retrospective created to harmonize with the Velázquez Palace, the preparation of which demonstrates the duality of construction and critical deconstruction characteristic of all of Badiola’s work. Read full article
