PICASSO 1932: LOVE, FAME, TRAGEDY

until 9 Sep | Tate Modern | London

Considered to be one of the most significant shows Tate Modern has ever staged, this monographic exhibition will take visitors on a month by month journey through one of the most pivotal times in Picasso’s life and work.

A New Dawn

until 11 Mar | The Tabernacle | London

An exhibition of Ana Dominguez-Guilarte’s works will be held at the Tabernacle from the 8th March until the 11th. Passionate about contemporary art and photography, the painter’s work takes inspiration from abstract expressionist such us Rothko, Pollock, Franz Kline and De Kooning.

Murillo: The Self-Portraits

until 21 May | The National Gallery | London

Marking the 400th anniversary of his birth, the National Gallery will be holding an exhibition that celebrates one of the most influential painters of the Spanish Golden Age: Bartolomé Esteban Murillo

Spain In British Romanticism: 1800 – 1840

9 Mar | Luis Vives Hall | London

As a celebration of the rich culture shared by Spain and the United Kingdom, the Embassy is proud to present Prof. Haywoods latest publication: Spain in British Romanticism. Edited in collaboration with Diego Saglia, the publication gathers thirteen essays on Romanticism, paying special attention to Literature.