Royan: Picasso’s refuge in times of war
The artist’s museum in Málaga is showing for the first time eight sketchbooks made during his stay in the French seaside town between 1939 and 1940
Picasso’s summer of 1906: 80 days that changed the history of art
An exhibition at the Reina Sofía Museum in Madrid portrays how a trip to a small village on the Spanish side of the Pyrenees brought the famous painter out of his artistic block
From ‘Las Meninas’ to ‘The Three Graces,’ these are the most recreated works of art in history
The paintings of Velázquez, Botticelli and Rubens are some of the most reimagined artworks in Western art
The great families of the history of art: Is talent hereditary?
From Gentileschi to Roldán and Sorolla, the passion for painting, sculpture and design has been passed from fathers to sons and daughters
Goya blows out the candles on the Prado Museum’s 200th birthday
The most ambitious display of drawings by the master to date brings the celebratory series of exhibitions to a close
Expectation builds ahead of Banksy exhibition in Madrid
Everyone is waiting to see whether the controversial figure will pull one of his famous stunts at the unauthorized showcase, which opens on December 6
Madrid art fair pulls work describing jailed Catalan leaders as “political prisoners”
Artist Santiago Sierra calls the decision “an anachronistic and exotic act of censorhip”
Reina Sofía museum benefactors donate photo trove documenting 1950s Spain
The collection of 600 pictures is the work of Afal, a famous art collective from Almería
All the colors of Venice at Madrid’s Thyssen Museum
World-renowned gallery explores Cinquecento revolution through works by Titian, Tintoretto and more
Will Carmen Cervera’s collection remain at Madrid’s Thyssen Museum?
Still no deal with Culture Ministry covering free-of-charge loan of 429 paintings that expired Monday
Pursued by demons: Picasso and ‘Guernica’
New exhibition at Madrid’s Reina Sofia suggests famous painting born from personal crises
The fantastical world of Bosch is the Prado’s exhibition of the year
‘The Garden of Earthly Delights’ is the high point of this celebration of the Dutch master in Madrid
US ambassador to Spain opens his art collection to the public
James Costos and his partner invite visitors to view the works in their Madrid residence
“Madrid’s art promenade has become the Wild West”
Museum chief explains the challenges of producing world-class shows within today’s limits
Cuenca’s abstract art museum to mark 50th year with new extension
Gallery situated in city’s picturesque Hanging Houses to create more space to show works
Arco art fair looks to the Americas
The Madrid art gathering wants to transform itself into a reference for Hispanic creation
Prado number two Gabriele Finaldi to head London’s National Gallery
Assistant director’s departure after 12 years will be a blow to the Madrid museum
Spanish royal portrait that was 20 years in the making finally unveiled
“I wouldn’t want you to think I am lazy,” artist Antonio López jokes after finishing work
Seville shows off restored painting attributed to teenage Velázquez
‘The Education of the Virgin’ sat in storage at Yale University for years before its rediscovery
Reina Sofía museum says it cannot continue with current budget
Modern art gallery appoints new foundation chief to find alternative revenue streams
New CaixaForum seeks “Guggenheim effect” in Zaragoza
Bank foundation unveils seventh cultural center, designed by prizewinning architect Carme Pinós
An “exhibition of exhibitions” for father of pop art Richard Hamilton
The British artist personally conceived the huge retrospective just opened at Madrid’s Reina Sofía
Legends of pop art at the Thyssen
New exhibition brings famous works by Warhol, Lichtenstein and Hockney to Madrid
The painter still fighting to finish a Spanish royal portrait, 20 years on
Artist Antonio López says he is close to completing his painting of the king and his family
Norman Foster drops plans to create his foundation in Madrid
Heritage committee vetoes architect’s proposals to alter historic mansion
The draw of Degas
Impressionist's intimate illustrations go on show at the Fundación Canal in Madrid
Government announces plans to slash sales tax on works of art
Cut in VAT rate to 10 percent could be followed by similar measures to promote culture
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