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Essayist Ramón Andrés fine-tunes his eclectic themes in a Barcelona convent

Seville hosts an ambitious exhibition on illumination in Arab art and science

The Prado's fall show features seven Velázquez portraits sent to the Austrian court 350 years ago

Two shows celebrate the art movement in the capital, paying special attention to works by women

Film Protection Fund will be unable to meet owed subsidy payments in 2014

Faced with budget cuts, the Prado opted for a show featuring the museum's star artist The result, rather than being a reorganization of his works, breaks new ground

Administrators of download-access sites may face up to six years

A Reina Sofía exhibition dedicated to the surrealist master has been a phenomenal success The sell-out show begs the question: what makes some artists smash-hits with the public? Moreover, should a museum be judged by the number of tickets that it manages to sell?

Fundación Mapfre offers new view of sculptor's work

The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum is hosting a Camille Pissarro exhibition It is first devoted to the pioneering father figure of Impressionism to be held in Spain

Gijón exhibition reflects on the effect of technology on human relations

Prado hosts treasures from the British Museum’s trove of Spanish illustrations

Exhibition at Juan March Foundation explores painter's time as a Bauhaus teacher

Unraveling the mysteries of the German artist's engravings

Spain is in danger of being put back on the US watch list of "pirate countries" A committee set up to inspect websites hosting illegal content is proving ineffectual

With help from a nettle, museum adds rare 15th-century panel to collection

The world-famous Ai Weiwei's work arrives in Seville

Rajoy declined to divulge when his government might deliver its long-promised law to boost private-sector arts spending

National Library opens its doors to exhibition of nation's encounter with the genre

Photographer had gift of good timing but eventually left camera to one side

The Prado presents the miraculous restoration of a recently discovered painting of ‘Saint John the Baptist’ by the Venetian master

A new Madrid exhibition sets out to trace the idiosyncratic path taken by British creators The focus stretches from the Tudor period to the Thatcher years

Zygmunt Bauman, 86, is the unexpected star of Benicàssim’s Rototom reggae event

Five years in the making, the Prado Museum’s big summer show focuses on the under-explored late career of the great Renaissance painter, Raphael

Guggenheim curator Carmen Giménez has modernized Spain’s museums