Berenice Abbott. Portraits of modernity
Avant-garde and daring, the American photographer Berenice Abbott acted as a link between the cultural circles of Paris and New York in the 1920s and 1930s.
Matisse prints
The Marlborough gallery presents for the first time an individual exhibition focused exclusively on the graphic work of the artist Henri Matisse.
Poetics of emotion
The exhibition covers some ways of representing emotions from works from different periods and contexts, focusing on contemporary pieces and the similarities between different genres and periods.
Your phone is a cop
The exhibition project consists of an interactive installation, in which users can interpret, create, make and undo sounds and images of the show conceived for Sónar by Refree and Lacuesta.
The Advertising Boom. Tin, cardboard and tile posters. 1890-1950
The exhibition is a tour, from the end of the 19th century to the middle of the 20th, through graphic commercial advertising dedicated especially to the promotion of everyday products.
Velázquez and the Spanish Golden Age
The exhibition brings us closer to the world of Diego de Velázquez through seven works by the Sevillian master and another fifty works by great artists related to himself.
Stanley Kubrick
The exhibition presents the complete work of director Stanley Kubrick (1928-1999) through large screen projections that give life to key scenes of the director's films.