Joaquín Callabed is featured in an interview discussing aspects of his latest publication, “Las miradas de Goya a la infancia” (Goya’s Perspective on Childhood,) as well as some of his studies on the renowned Aragonese painter
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The intrinsic relationship between various rock art representations and symbolic language based on mathematics, during the exhibition “En los orígenes. Arte y matemática en la Prehistoria”, organized by Francisco González Redondo
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Guillermo Simón Castellví shares his photo gallery documenting the completion of the installation of the four arms of the large cross that will crown the tower of Jesus Christ at the Sagrada Família Basilica in Barcelona
Read MoreArmand Puig reflects on the genesis of the Sagrada Familia basilica in Barcelona, ruling out that the project originated in Antoni Gaudí’s workshop, and places its origin in previous projects that already contemplated the construction of a monumental temple
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The much-missed Xabier Añoveros, academic and vice president of the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RAED), who passed away last year, is once again in the news these days, remembered, due to his family’s donation of his extensive and varied collection of “caganers” for the “Mira qui caga” exhibition, which can be seen these days at La Casa dels Entremesos.
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Through 25 iconic paintings by Spanish and European artists from the post-18th century depicting childhood within its family and social environment, Joaquín Callabed and José Mateo Ycardo present the evolution of the analysis of childhood throughout the modern and contemporary periods
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