More worth your time at the same venue, plus a few nearby picks.
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The Painting of Hunger
The Prado Museum exhibition analyses José Aparicio's 1818 painting The Year of Hunger in Madrid, examining how it became a cultural phenomenon during Fernando VII's reign.
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The Martyrdom of Saint Andrew
Oil painting by Peter Paul Rubens on display in Room 16 B of Museo del Prado, depicting Saint Andrew's martyrdom from the artist's final years.
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“The Prado in the Feminine Form III”. Artistic Patrons of the Museum's Collections (1701-1819)
Exhibition at Prado Museum examining female patrons and collectors who shaped the museum's art collection during the 18th century, 1701 to 1819.
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The Artist’s World Through the Camera
Exhibition at Prado Museum analysing photography as artistic discipline since the 19th century, featuring works by renowned professionals and archival photographs from Madrid family collections.
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Ana Juan
Illustrated works and paintings by Spanish artist Ana Juan, known for figurative drawings and imaginative narratives, displayed across multiple rooms at CentroCentro.
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Eduardo Chillida. Dreaming Space
Basque sculptor Eduardo Chillida's iron and steel works explore space as sculptural material at Conde Duque, shown alongside sketches and drawings revealing his artistic process.
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Interpretation Centre of the Landscape of Light
Exhibition at CentroCentro exploring how light shapes landscapes through installations, photography, and interactive displays examining natural and artificial light.
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Luis Pérez Calvo
Exhibition at CentroCentro presenting Luis Pérez Calvo's mixed media installations exploring memory, identity, and urban space through immersive environments.
