Spring Weekend 2019 – London Spanish Film Festival
12 Apr 2019 - 14 Apr 2019 | Ciné Lumière | London
Today’s Events
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Culture, Photography, Visual Arts
Londoners By Alex Amorós
Londoners is a photography book and a round of exhibitions of portraits taken in the streets of London of unknown people.
Culture, Visual Arts
La Caixa Collection of contemporary Art
Spanish novelist Enrique Vila-Matas curates this exhibition, also known as Cabinet d’amour, an oblique novel, to showcase a selection of pieces that only respond to his fantasies, impulses and desires.
Architecture & Design, Cinema, Culture, Dance, Fashion, Festival, Literature & Language, Music, OCSA, Performance, Universities and Hispanists, Visual Arts
PICE Grants: AC/E’s Programme for the Internationalization of Spanish Culture
The programme gives priority to the proposals that are least consolidated in the creative sector, most in need of boosting their presence abroad, and characterised by reflecting most closely the contemporaneity, creativity and plurality of Spanish culture today.
Culture, Painting, Visual Arts
Paricio – Picasso
Seeing Picasso as inspiration, an artistic idol and mentor, Spanish painter Pedro Paricio has crafted an intriguing and captivating exchange with one of the fathers of modernism.
Culture, Visual Arts
Daniel Steegmann Mangrané at Nottingham Contemporary 2019
Daniel Steegmann Mangrané presents his first major UK solo show at Nottingham Contemporary, with new and existing works.Through a new immersive installation, architectural interventions, a 16mm film and a virtual reality work, the Rio-based Catalan artist looks at how diverse mediums and technologies can represent aspects of the Mata Atlântica. Mata Atlântica, a rainforest stretching […]
Culture, Visual Arts
Neo Gods & Hyper Myths, by Ira Lombardía
SCAN (Spanish Contemporary Art Network) is pleased to announce the opening of NEO GODS and HYPER MYTHS, first solo show of Spanish artist, IRA LOMBARDIA in the UK,
Ongoing
Architecture & Design
Is This Tomorrow?
In an era when humanity is facing new challenges posed by big data, bioengineering and climate change, Whitechapel Gallery has invited ten groups of artists, architects and other cultural practitioners to explore the potential of collaboration and offer their visions of the future.
Culture, Performance
Madrid is a Female Name
MADRID IS A FEMALE NAME
(THEATRE)
Four monologues written and performed by female artists, showcasing the talent of feminine acting and theatre writing in contemporary Madrid. With our friends and partners Cervantes Theatre.
In Spanish
Tickets from 12.50 GBP
Info + tickets: http://bit.ly/FemaleMadridCervantes
Architecture & Design, Culture, Visual Arts
“MAP OF THE MOULD” by Javier Arce
No 20 Arts is delighted to present Map of the Mould, a solo exhibition by Javier Arce. Featuring works on paper, installations and a video piece, Map of the Mould is the first solo show of the Spanish artist in the UK. The exhibition is part of the ongoing collaboration established between Galeria Carles Taché and No 20 Arts based on the common interest in promoting artists beyond their geographical contexts.
Culture, Painting, Visual Arts
Sorolla: Spanish Master of Light
The first major exhibition in the UK for over a century of the artist known as Spain’s Impressionist, Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida (1863–1923), opens at the National Gallery in spring 2019.
6:00 pm
Culture, Universities and Hispanists
Conundrum: Soviet, British and American Intelligence in the Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939
On 18 September 1938, only five months before Franco's government was recognised by Britain, the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS or MI6) reported to the Foreign Office: 'We cannot spot the winner yet… The outcome must be largely a matter of speculation.' For eighty years, scholars have been aware of the tremendous impact that the Spanish Civil War of 1936-39 had on British political life.
News
What the press says: Joaquín Sorolla at the National Gallery
For Joaquín Sorolla, “the only discovery of importance in the art world since Velázquez” was the colour violet. How it glitters, vibrates, caresses the surfaces of his bravura paintings in the National Gallery’s pleasurable new exhibition Sorolla: Spanish Master of Light.
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