Restorers in Barcelona uncover drawing by teenage Picasso
Charcoal work was discovered on cardboard supporting portrait of his mother
Mesopotamia, the origin of the world as we know it
CaixaForum shows how civilization sprung from Sumeria
"My drawings are two-dimensional sculptures"
Jaume Plensa is the recipient of this year's National Plastic Arts Award
More ghosts and less gore at Sitges
Brain surgeons, Bruce Willis and a new ‘E.T.’ star at this year’s fantasy film fest
The hunter of instants
Centelles captured cruelty and kindness amid Spain's dark past
Largest private Pre-Colombian art collection closes to public
After 15 years the 310 piece collection in the Barbier-Mueller museum leaves the city.
Uncovered cloister's origins remain unsolved
Experts' panel only manages to determine that magnificent structure in Palamós is a mixture of the ancient and new
Five clues, one true Romanesque gem
Experts suggest candidate sites for the original home of the Palomós cloister
"We want you to restore our garden cloister"
Owners' secrecy adds to mystery of origins of the cloister at Mas del Vent
A cloistered life: from paella with pigeon to a pool under the arches
Having finally gained access to property, experts agree stonework is authentic
Who has a cloister around their pool?
A 12th-century treasure comes to light in the garden of a private home in Girona Professor of medieval art unveils discovery at art convention
The robots rise in Barcelona
The city’s comic convention pays tribute to androids in cartoons, film and books
Spain’s lost Celtiberian helmets
Archeologists complain that Spain did nothing to hold on to valuable find