Espacio Fundación Telefónica
Ada Lovelace. The enchantress of numbers.
Apr 29 to Oct 29
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Exhibitions in Madrid
58 exhibitions on now or coming soon, across 17 venues.
List updated on October 26, 2026, from the museums’ own websites. A selection of major venues, not every gallery in town. Check opening hours and tickets on the museum’s page before you go.
On now 46
Museo del Traje
Los reconocimientos
Jun 26 to Nov 1
Free Last weeks
This exhibition, titled 'Los reconocimientos' (The Recognitions), is a dynamic exploration of the Museo del Traje's collections, reflecting on the past, present, and future of the museum. It adopts a playful approach to showcase the vast variety and abundance of the collections housed within the museum, as well as the diligent work of the staff who manage them. The exhibition is an unusual proposal that humorously examines the internal workings of museums, drawing on the institution's diverse typologies of objects. Visitors are invited to find their own identity reflected in the displayed items, most of which are linked to the daily habits of Spaniards over the last two centuries. The exhibi
Equipo del Museo del Traje
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Espacio Fundación Telefónica · 4 planta
Robert Frank & The Americans
May 29 to Nov 1
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This exhibition showcases the complete series of "The Americans," Robert Frank's seminal photographic project from the mid-1950s. The project critically examined the inequalities, consumerism, and social tensions prevalent in the United States during that era. Published in 1958, these iconic images were groundbreaking for their raw honesty, revealing aspects of American life that were often overlooked or ignored. Robert Frank, a pioneer in redefining photography as an art form, transformed how the world is viewed through a camera lens. This exhibition, curated by David Campany and supported by the Maison Européenne de la Photographie, offers a chance to revisit one of the 20th century's most
Robert Frank
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Matadero Madrid · Nave 10 Matadero
Verborrea
Oct 1 to Nov 1
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Verborrea is a theatrical performance written and directed by Pablo Remón, exploring themes of memory, narrative inheritance, and identity. The play centers on the fictional punk band Verborrea and the rise and fall of its members. It follows two brothers, Kike and Segis, shaped by their upbringing under a Francoist father near the Valle de los Caídos. Segis, in particular, defines himself in opposition to his environment, leading to the creation of his own tales and identity. The narrative highlights how individual memories and interpretations of events can differ, even for foundational elements like the band's music. The performance questions how we internalize, resist, accept, and perpetu
Pablo Remón
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Enigma Machine exhibition. Coded Communication
Apr 23 to Nov 4
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Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas
Toda mi casa es un altar
Jun 13 to Nov 8
Free Last weeks
Gema Polanco expands the photographic medium into textile installation, pushing beyond the limits of the still image. Her practice brings together the domestic and the sacred with the punk and the performative, giving rise to a bodily and sensory language. The artist Gema Polanco transforms the second floor of the Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas into an intimate, hybrid, and vibrant territory. Her intervention, conceived as a site-specific project, intertwines with the museum’s architecture and collections, activating a dialogue between the domestic and the sacred, between contemporary art and the material memory of the objects that inhabit our homes. The exhibition begins with a simple
Gema Polanco
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Toda mi casa es un altar | Gema Polanco
Until Nov 8
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Museo Lázaro Galdiano · Jardín del Museo Lázaro Galdiano
APERTURA MADRID GALLERY WEEKEND 2026. Entre la retícula y la vida
Sep 9 to Nov 15
Free
This exhibition, titled 'Entre la retícula y la vida' (Between the Grid and Life), features outdoor sculptures in the gardens of the Museo Lázaro Galdiano. It is organized in collaboration with Arte Madrid for the Apertura Madrid Gallery Weekend and coincides with the XXX Ibero-American Summit. The exhibition showcases works by thirteen Ibero-American artists. It explores the tensions and dialogues between systems of order and the organic experience of contemporary existence. The works investigate how geometry, structure, and repetition, symbolized by the grid, coexist with elements that escape control, such as the body, time, memory, chance, and constant transformation. Since the historical
TAMARA ARROYO
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CentroCentro · Floor 5
María Lara
The Slowness of Light
Jun 25 to Nov 15
Free
María Lara, born in 1940, was once considered a 'secret painter' due to her private studio practice. However, she is now gaining significant recognition. This exhibition, "The Slowness of Light," curated by Armando Montesinos, showcases nearly 40 works spanning her last twenty-five years. Her art is characterized by rigorous research, patient determination, and a strong aesthetic intensity. Lara's paintings focus on the intrinsic qualities of the medium, eschewing descriptive or literary content. Her work aligns with Minimalism in its directness, presenting the reality of format, size, vibrant chromatic fields, and clear compositional structures. These are organized around linear divisions,
María Lara
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Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando · Sala de fotografía del Museo. Planta tercera
Los Moreno, fotógrafos de arte
Jun 17 to Nov 22
This exhibition showcases a selection of 12 works by photographers Mariano Moreno (1865-1925) and Vicente Moreno (1894-1954), drawn from the Academy's collection. It also features bibliographic and hemerographic materials from the Pedro Melero / Marisa Llorente collection. The exhibition delves into the evolution of photography as an art form and a commercial enterprise. It highlights how photography matured in the mid-19th century, driven by the demand from the rising bourgeoisie and rapid technological advancements. The transition from daguerreotype and calotype to the collodion emulsion negative in 1855 enabled the printing of images on albumen paper, considered among the most beautiful i
Mariano Moreno · Vicente Moreno
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La Casa Encendida · Room A
The Circle Project. Bouchra Khalili
Sep 10 to Nov 29
This exhibition revisits and expands upon Bouchra Khalili's project developed at MACBA in 2023. It features works exploring the silenced histories of collective emancipation, focusing on workers' movements and civic struggles. The exhibition examines the Arab Workers’ Movement (MTA) and its theatre groups, Al Assifa and Al Halaka, founded by undocumented Maghrebi workers in France in the 1970s. These groups were pioneers in advocating for immigrants' rights to equal labor, housing, and cultural self-representation. The exhibition comprises two video installations, 'The Circle' and 'The Storytellers,' and a mural titled 'Timeline for a Constellation.' These elements create a space where histo
Bouchra Khalili
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Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando
Madrid en el Siglo de Oro. Crisol de destinos y desembarco de genios
Sep 29 to Dec 2
Free
This exhibition transports visitors to the Madrid of the Habsburgs during the 16th and 17th centuries, a period known as the Siglo de Oro (Golden Age). The exhibition explores how the splendor and dynamism of the Royal Court transformed Madrid into the vibrant center of this era. It depicts a bustling, cosmopolitan city full of contrasts, where monarchs, powerful men and women, entrepreneurs, artists, and writers coexisted. Many found Madrid to be the ideal setting to develop their careers and create works that have become part of universal art and literature history. The Spanish Golden Age profoundly reshaped the cultural, artistic, and literary landscape. This period of creative genius is
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Espacio Fundación Telefónica
This is your Espacio
Jun 26 to Dec 31
Free
This exhibition, titled 'This is your Espacio,' is hosted at Espacio Fundación Telefónica in Madrid. The venue itself is a notable architectural gem from the early 20th century, located on Gran Vía. Espacio Fundación Telefónica is dedicated to promoting reflection and debate on the digitalization of life from a humanistic perspective. It aims to foster meeting spaces for sharing ideas, learning, and experiencing technology's positive impact on society. The programming is open, varied, and plural, catering to all types of audiences. Through free exhibitions, forums, workshops, and publications, the space encourages engagement with contemporary issues. The exhibition likely explores themes rel
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Museo Reina Sofía · Palacio de Cristal
Andrea Canepa
Jan 13 to Jan 1, 2027
Free
Andrea Canepa's work explores the intersection of art, sociology, history, and anthropology, examining how visual, spatial, and symbolic organizational systems shape our understanding of the world. Her multidisciplinary practice uses these systems as case studies to reflect on contemporary life. This exhibition focuses on the textile bundles of the pre-Columbian Paracas culture and the ancestral ritual of enwrapping the dead. Canepa is fascinated by the act of covering and the rich symbolism within these bundles, where bodies are meticulously wrapped in intricately woven cloths. She emphasizes the process, highlighting time, gesture, and ritual as fundamental elements. The tarpaulin covering
Andrea Canepa
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Fundación Canal · Mateo Inurria 2 Hall
DANTE'S INFERNO. DORÉ AND RAUSCHENBERG
Oct 7 to Jan 5, 2027
Free
Dante's Inferno, a seminal work of 14th-century literature and the first part of the Divine Comedy, continues to captivate imaginations with its depiction of the nine circles of hell, sin, and the condemned. This exhibition at Fundación Canal uniquely brings together two complete series dedicated to Inferno by Gustave Doré and Robert Rauschenberg. For the first time, these two distinct interpretations, created nearly a century apart, are presented in dialogue. The exhibition features 76 woodcuts by Doré, created in the 19th century, showcasing a dramatic, monumental, and medievalist aesthetic. These are juxtaposed with 35 offset lithographs by Rauschenberg, produced in the 1960s, offering a
Gustave Doré · Robert Rauschenberg
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La Casa Encendida
continents like seeds. La Chola Poblete, Niño de Elche, Pedro G. Romero
Sep 10 to Jan 10, 2027
This exhibition, 'continents like seeds', features the work of La Chola Poblete, Niño de Elche, and Pedro G. Romero. These artists delve into the enduring impact of colonial histories on contemporary bodies, objects, and culture. Their practices offer fresh perspectives on colonial pasts and the persistent forms of resistance against them. The exhibition utilizes sound, sculpture, drawing, and performance to examine the processes of appropriation, erasure, and transformation that have shaped identities and social imaginaries across the Atlantic. Rather than providing simple answers, the artworks foster critical engagement, destabilizing social and cultural categories for reclamation and rein
La Chola Poblete · Niño de Elche · Pedro G. Romero
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Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza · Classical rooms
Mauritshuis & Thyssen-Bornemisza: masterpieces
Oct 9 to Jan 10, 2027
This exhibition showcases an exceptional collection of 17th-century Dutch masterpieces, featuring twenty-five outstanding works on loan from the Mauritshuis in The Hague. The collaboration between the Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza and the Mauritshuis allows for a unique exchange of permanent collection pieces. In Madrid, these masterpieces are displayed in the newly designated classical rooms, offering a comprehensive view of the Dutch Golden Age. The exhibition delves into the historical connection between the Thyssen-Bornemisza family and the Netherlands, highlighting a long-standing passion for Dutch painting. The collection includes significant works from approximately 1615 to 1705.
Ambrosius Bosschaert I · Frans Hals · Hendrick Avercamp · Pieter Claesz · Rembrandt van Rijn · Gerard ter Borch
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Museo Cerralbo
Obras de paso - Cerralbo y las mujeres protectoras del Patrimonio Cultural
Sep 8 to Jan 10, 2027
This exhibition, "Obras de paso - Cerralbo and the women protectors of Cultural Heritage," is the fourth cycle of the "Obras de paso" project. It highlights the crucial work of preservation and dissemination of cultural heritage undertaken by women contemporary to the Marquis of Cerralbo. The exhibition focuses on two prominent philanthropists: Regla Manjón and Mergelina, Countess of Lebrija, and Emilia Pardo-Bazán and de la Rúa Figueroa, Countess of Pardo Bazán. Their dedication fostered an early awareness of the need to protect knowledge, artworks, monuments, and archaeological sites. This concept of heritage protection is presented as remarkably contemporary, with roots in the early 20th
Regla Manjón · Emilia Pardo Bazán
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Fundación Juan March · Fundación Juan March Madrid
The Aesthetic Transition
Spain, 1960–2020
Oct 16 to Jan 10, 2027
This exhibition delves into the history of exhibiting art in Spain, focusing on the period from 1960 to 2020. It highlights the crucial role of public reception and institutional development in shaping the understanding and appreciation of modern and contemporary international art within the country. The exhibition examines how art was presented and perceived, noting a significant delay in Spain's engagement with global art movements compared to other Western nations. It traces the evolution from the 1960s, when the institutional landscape was nascent, through the transformative decades of the 1970s and 1980s, coinciding with Spain's transition to democracy. The narrative extends to the pres
Pablo Picasso · Henri Matisse · Andy Warhol · John Cage · David Hockney · Tania Bruguera
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Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza · Postpop rooms
Kenny Scharf
Sep 29 to Jan 17, 2027
This exhibition at the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza showcases the work of Kenny Scharf, a significant figure in the 1980s East Village art scene and a pioneer of contemporary urban art. Scharf is recognized for his contributions alongside artists like Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring, and his mentorship by Andy Warhol. The exhibition delves into Scharf's distinctive style, which blends popular culture and Surrealism with imaginative, anthropomorphic figures. His vibrant and energetic compositions are designed to create an immersive experience that is both intimate and forward-thinking. The display features a wide range of Scharf's artistic output, including paintings, sculptures, installati
Kenny Scharf
See on the museum’s websiteMuseo Nacional de Artes Decorativas
Miguel Ángel Blanco | La cabaña de ámbar
Until Jan 17, 2027
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Museo Nacional del Prado
Ricardo de Madrazo (1852-1917): dibujos y acuarelas
Oct 13 to Jan 17, 2027
This exhibition at the Museo Nacional del Prado focuses on the drawings and watercolors of Ricardo de Madrazo, a Spanish artist active between 1852 and 1917. The exhibition aims to shed light on a lesser-known aspect of his prolific career, moving beyond his more famous oil paintings. Visitors will discover the intimate and spontaneous nature of his works on paper, showcasing his mastery of line and color in these more personal studies. The collection will explore various themes and subjects that Madrazo engaged with, from portraiture to landscapes and genre scenes. It highlights his technical skill and artistic evolution through these delicate mediums. The exhibition provides a comprehensiv
Ricardo de Madrazo
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Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza · Temporary exhibition rooms level -1
Seba Calfuqueo. Cautín
Oct 6 to Jan 17, 2027
This exhibition presents the first solo show in Europe by Mapuche artist Seba Calfuqueo, focusing on the Cautín River as a living territory rather than just a watercourse. The artist, born in Santiago, Chile in 1991, explores the Araucanía region, ancestral land of the Mapuche people, which has been shaped by colonial projects and resource extraction. Calfuqueo acts as a translator of the river's forces, using various artistic languages. Visitors will encounter zoomorphic ceramics depicting endemic species adorned with synthetic materials. Video animations revisit foundational Mapuche narratives. Embroidered paintings reinterpret the region using historical archives and local flora. The arti
Seba Calfuqueo
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CentroCentro · Floor 1
Cruz Novillo
Oct 8 to Jan 24, 2027
Free
This exhibition highlights the multifaceted nature and complexity of Cruz Novillo’s artistic practice, connecting recent works with his earliest series from the beginning of the 1970s. Historical pieces, such as those from his solo presentation at the São Paulo International Biennial in 1977, are shown alongside recent works, including the Diafragma decafónico de dígitos cycle created for the National Statistics Institute in 2024. The exhibition is organized around concepts that grounded his aesthetic and conceptual exploration: arithmetic, color, time, sound, and play. Cruz Novillo began his career as a commercial artist and later investigated geometric shapes and color. He developed a work
Cruz Novillo
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Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza · Temporary exhibition rooms level 0
The Freudian Universe of Dalí
Oct 20 to Jan 24, 2027
This exhibition delves into the profound connection between the artistic output of Salvador Dalí and the psychoanalytic theories of Sigmund Freud. It explores how Freud's writings deeply influenced Dalí's visual aesthetic, particularly from the early 1920s when Dalí first encountered them in Madrid. The exhibition traces this fascination, which became an obsession, culminating in their famous meeting in London in 1938. Dalí's development of the "paranoiac-critical method" is highlighted as a direct result of his engagement with Freudian thought. The exhibition is structured chronologically into six sections, examining Dalí's entire career from his early life to his later works. It showcases
Salvador Dalí
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Museo Lázaro Galdiano · Centro Fundación Unicaja Granada
El Museo en Granada. Exposición "La sombra de Goya en el Museo Lázaro Galdiano"
Sep 17 to Jan 31, 2027
Free
This exhibition, titled "The Shadow of Goya at the Lázaro Galdiano Museum," is presented in Granada as part of the 75th anniversary of the Lázaro Galdiano Museum. It features nearly 60 works from the museum's collection, exploring Goya's profound influence on his contemporaries and the continuation of his legacy throughout the 19th century. The exhibition highlights how artists often worked in Goya's shadow, their own extraordinary personalities sometimes eclipsed by his. Visitors will see how Goya's themes, models, and techniques were not only assimilated and transformed but also copied by successive generations of artists. These works acquired new meanings within different historical and a
Agustín Esteve y Marqués · Asensio Julià · Leonardo Alenza · Eugenio Lucas Velázquez · Eugenio Lucas Villaamil · Francisco Domingo Marqués
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La botánica en el arte
Sep 23 to Jan 31, 2027
This exhibition, "La botánica en el arte," is not available in English. The provided text indicates that the content is not accessible in this language and directs users to the Spanish version of the page. Therefore, no summary can be generated in English based on the given information. The exhibition title translates to "Botany in Art."
See on the museum’s websiteEspacio Fundación Telefónica
Theremin Exhibition. The untouchable instrument
Sep 30 to Feb 2, 2027
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Museo Nacional del Prado · Room 74
Christina of Sweden. A passion for sculpture
Oct 6 to Feb 7, 2027
This exhibition showcases the significant collection of classical sculptures assembled by Queen Christina of Sweden in Rome. These works were later acquired by Isabella Farnese and integrated into the Spanish royal collections, forming a core part of the Museo del Prado's sculpture holdings. The display features pieces from the Hellenistic period and Roman copies of Greek originals, alongside imperial busts and Baroque sculptures that incorporate original classical fragments. A copy of Leonardo da Vinci's treatise on painting, dedicated to the queen, is also presented. The exhibition is housed in Room 74 of the Villanueva Building, offering a new interpretation of Christina of Sweden's colle
Sébastien Bourdon
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Museo Reina Sofía
Manolo Millares
Sep 9 to Feb 16, 2027
This exhibition celebrates the centenary of the birth of Manolo Millares, a pivotal figure in Spanish Informalism and painting in the latter half of the 20th century. Born in 1926 in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Millares was deeply influenced by his early encounters with Canary Islands history and the Guanche cultures. His artistic journey began with the Canary Island group Los Arqueros del Arte Contemporáneo (LADAC). In 1955, he moved to Madrid, immersing himself in the avant-garde of Abstraction. He was a co-founder of the influential El Paso group in 1957, which championed "revolutionary visual production" and contributed significantly to the development of Spanish contemporary art. Millar
Manolo Millares
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La ingeniería en el Prado, un puente entre el arte y la técnica
Oct 26 to Feb 21, 2027
This exhibition explores the fascinating intersection of engineering and art within the collection of the Museo Nacional del Prado. It highlights how technical knowledge and artistic creation have influenced each other throughout history. The exhibition showcases a selection of works that demonstrate the ingenuity and skill of artists who were also deeply interested in scientific and engineering principles. Visitors will discover how concepts of mechanics, architecture, and perspective were not only applied but also visually represented in art. The display aims to reveal the hidden engineering behind many masterpieces, offering a new perspective on their creation and appreciation. It emphasi
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La Casa Encendida · Room D, Room E
Piedra de toque. Cristina Garrido
Oct 9 to Mar 7, 2027
Cristina Garrido's exhibition, 'Piedra de toque', explores the concept of value through the lens of the Fundación Montemadrid collection and the history of El Monte de Piedad. The exhibition juxtaposes artworks from the collection with everyday objects, appraisal tools, and historical documents related to El Monte's activities of appraisal, lending, and conservation. The title 'Piedra de toque' refers to a touchstone, a tool historically used to test the purity of precious metals, symbolizing the exhibition's focus on how value is constructed and transformed. The exhibition highlights the material continuity between El Monte de Piedad, founded in 1702, and the present-day Fundación Montemadr
Cristina Garrido · Dalí · Miró · Canogar · Equipo Crónica · Amondarain
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Museo Reina Sofía · Sabatini Building, Espacio 1
Eli Cortiñas
The Machine Dreams of Smoke
Sep 23 to Mar 8, 2027
This exhibition revisits and expands upon Eli Cortiñas's 2016 video-graphic work, "The Most Given of Givens," recently acquired by the Museo Reina Sofía. The show updates research initiated over a decade ago, exploring the intricate connections between the history of cinema, museum practices, and contemporary digital culture. Cortiñas critically examines the colonial apparatus that shapes our perception, imagery, and knowledge construction. The core work, "The Most Given of Givens," analyzes film as a twentieth-century machine that centralized image production, dictating represented bodies and legitimizing specific narratives. Through meticulous archival research on found footage, Cortiñas d
Eli Cortiñas
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Museo Reina Sofía · Retiro Park, Palacio de Velázquez
Fernando Sánchez Castillo
The Wayward Pearl
Jun 24 to Mar 8, 2027
Free
Fernando Sánchez Castillo's exhibition, "The Wayward Pearl," explores how art can challenge state narratives and dismantle symbols of power. The artist primarily uses sculpture to alter and displace iconography, revealing its constructed and contested nature. Sánchez Castillo examines monuments, gestures, and legends, asserting that history is a constantly evolving and conflictive field that impacts the present. His work functions as a critical device, intervening in the ways power constructs its authority and prompting viewers to question established orders and their inherent contradictions. The exhibition delves into the artist's method of working with historical remnants, altering materia
Fernando Sánchez Castillo
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CentroCentro · Floor 4
Laura Lio. Sobre/salto
Until Mar 28, 2027
Free
Laura Lio's exhibition "Sobre/salto" presents a new project alongside selected works from 2010 onwards. The exhibition is structured around her core interests: drawing, urban printmaking, biodiversity, engagement with surroundings, poetry, and the interplay of images and words. It is organized around the conceptual pillars of nature and technology, and heaven and earth, critiquing the current era where the planet has become a vast laboratory with anthroposcenic traits. The initial section features works with roots, seeds, terrestrial and celestial atlases, birds of prey, nests, drones, and wings against musical scores. This leads to a large-scale installation of breathing parachutes, symboli
Laura Lio
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Theremin. The untouchable instrument
Sep 30 to Apr 2, 2027
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CentroCentro · Floor 3
Elena Jiménez
Give Me Your Hands. An Archive of Female Creators
Oct 28 to Apr 18, 2027
Free
This exhibition by Elena Jiménez, titled "Me das tus manos" (Give Me Your Hands), presents a sensitive archive focused on memory and the body as a site of encounter. The project centers on collecting the physical handprints of contemporary female artists and creators, cast in plaster. Each unique handprint captures individual identity through its lines, folds, and marks, reflecting lived experiences and creative processes. These individual pieces collectively form a growing archive, a 'collective body' built upon shared experiences, knowledge, and memories. The exhibition is rooted in contemporary feminist practices, aiming to reclaim historically silenced narratives and establish new forms
Elena Jiménez
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CentroCentro · Floor 3
Juana González
Untamed Painting
Oct 28 to Apr 18, 2027
Free
This exhibition, "Untamed Painting," showcases the work of Juana González, an artist whose approach to painting is influenced by Baroque masters like Velázquez, Titian, Goya, Rubens, and El Greco, while also drawing from Neo-Expressionist perspectives and the surrealist cinema of Buñuel and David Lynch. González explores themes of uncertainty, mystery, and interpretation, believing that ambiguity in art opens the door for viewers to engage their imagination. Her striking, theatrical canvases and drawings often depict scenes of magic and female rebellion, challenging perceptions of reality and bringing forth unresolved desires. The project at CentroCentro represents an "aesthetic expansion" f
Juana González
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CentroCentro · Floor 3
Teresa Moro
Oct 28 to Apr 18, 2027
Free
The exhibition "Private Collection, Untitled" by Teresa Moro delves into the often-overlooked elements surrounding an artwork, focusing on the objects that accompany an artistic practice. Moro, born in Madrid in 1970, directs her attention to the periphery, exploring the personal narratives embedded within artists' studios. Through unhurried visits, she undertakes an archaeological and emotional endeavor to understand how objects, whether chosen or found, foster connection and embody unique relationships. These encounters result in indirect portraits that extend the artist's original bond. The exhibition presents the collection as a living archive where objects capture fragments of experienc
Teresa Moro
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CentroCentro · Floor 3
The moment is a living seed
Oct 28 to Apr 18, 2027
Free
The exhibition "The moment is a living seed" explores the elusive nature of the present, which constantly shifts and transforms. Drawing inspiration from Clarice Lispector's "Água Viva," the show delves into the idea that the instant we try to capture it, it has already become something else. However, within this flux lies the potential for what is yet to come. The exhibition features site-specific projects by eight contemporary artists: Adela Angulo, Natalia Cardoso, José Casas, Livia Daniel, Julieta Hsiung, Rubén Ojeda Guzmán, Maya Pita-Romero, and Pablo Quesada. Their works are characterized by subtle actions such as gathering, sustaining, breathing, and writing. These minor acts, like sm
Adela Angulo · Natalia Cardoso · José Casas · Livia Daniel · Julieta Hsiung · Rubén Ojeda Guzmán
See on the museum’s websiteMuseo Nacional del Prado · Room 74 of the Villanueva Building
Christina of Sweden. A passion for sculpture
Until Jul 2, 2027
This exhibition explores the significant collection of classical sculptures assembled by Queen Christina of Sweden in Rome. These works, later acquired by Isabella Farnese, form a crucial part of the Museo del Prado's sculpture holdings. The display features sculptures from the Hellenistic period, Roman copies of Greek originals, imperial busts, and Baroque pieces incorporating classical fragments. It is presented in Room 74 of the Villanueva Building, offering a new interpretation of Christina's collecting personality. The exhibition showcases seventeen works, an increase from the previous nine, with greater diversity in materials and styles. It begins with portraits of the queen and heads
Sébastien Bourdon · Ercole Ferrata · Giulio Cartari · Francesco Maria Nocchieri
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A window to the world. 130 years of National Geographic
From Jan 1
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Espacio Fundación Telefónica
Laurie Anderson at the Espacio Fundación Telefónica
From Jan 1
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Espacio Fundación Telefónica
Nasca: Looking for Footprints in the Desert
From Feb 22
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Museo del Traje · Exposición permanente, primera planta
La moda a tus pies
Novedades en la permanente
Oct 30 to Jan 31, 2027
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This exhibition, 'La moda a tus pies' (Fashion at your feet), is a new addition to the permanent collection of the Museo del Traje. It builds upon the success of a previous exhibition in Milan, 'Cristóbal Balenciaga. Shoes from Spain Tribute'. The exhibition features 35 display cases that integrate new footwear creations alongside historical pieces that inspired them. It offers a journey through the history of Spanish fashion from the 18th century to the present day. The core concept is inspiration, where elements like colors, shapes, silhouettes, embroidery, materials, and techniques found in the museum's historical pieces are reinterpreted into contemporary footwear designs. These new desi
Javier Echeverría Sola · Juan Gutiérrez
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Museo del Romanticismo · Sala de Exposiciones Temporales
Roberta Marrero. Yo soy la navaja y la herida
Oct 30 to Jan 31, 2027
Free
This exhibition, "Yo soy la navaja y la herida" (I am the knife and the wound), explores the work of Roberta Marrero, a multidisciplinary artist whose creations are deeply influenced by Romanticism, from Baudelaire and Rimbaud to contemporary figures like Lana del Rey. Marrero's art encompasses poetry, collage, graphic novels, and DJ sets, engaging with Romantic myths, poetics, and politics. Her work updates themes of symbolism, decadentism, and dandyism through a contemporary, autobiographical, transvestite, and queer lens. Similar to the Romantics, Marrero centers the "self" in her art, exploring identity, pain, love, and desire. However, this self is fragmented and multiplied across vario
Roberta Marrero
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Museo Reina Sofía · Sabatini Building, Floor 0
Miguel Ángel Rojas
The Night
Nov 11 to Mar 15, 2027
Miguel Ángel Rojas, born in Bogotá in 1946, is a prominent figure in Latin American art with a career spanning fifty years. His work critically examines social and political issues in Colombia, including narco-trafficking, violence, education, migration, decolonization, and resource exploitation. Rojas is also recognized for his exploration of homosexuality and its intersections with art, often drawing from his mixed-race and Indigenous heritage. The exhibition "The Night" delves into themes of darkness, using charcoal to map eroded territories and decry the devastation of the Amazon by capitalist extractivism. Rojas's art consistently occupies the margins, confronting tragedy with a profoun
Miguel Ángel Rojas
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Espacio Fundación Telefónica
FLESH AND SAND. Alejandro G. Iñárritu
Nov 17 to Feb 14, 2027
Espacio Fundación Telefónica presents Flesh and Sand, an award-winning virtual reality installation by Mexican filmmaker Alejandro G. Iñárritu. This individual immersive experience places visitors at the center of a fragment of the journey undertaken by Mexican and Central American migrants and refugees. The work invites visitors to move beyond mere observation into a state of presence. Based on real testimonials and created with cutting-edge immersive technology, the installation blurs the boundaries between spectator and protagonist. It offers a profound reflection on empathy, identity, and the human condition. Awarded a special Academy Award®, Flesh and Sand transformed the understanding
Alejandro G. Iñárritu
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Conde Duque · Sala de bóvedas
JUAN LÓPEZ «Las frecuencias altas»
Nov 18 to Jan 31, 2027
Free
This exhibition by Juan López explores the urban environment through the signs and traces left on its surfaces, such as scratches on asphalt or markings on brick. López views these as a form of communication, a language that cities use to tell stories of layered time. His practice focuses on the superficial and everyday, transforming it into a conscious dialogue with our immediate surroundings. He articulates and breaks down the physical and temporal elements of the urban system to investigate these signs and their potential alterations. Rather than speaking about the city, López converses with it, acknowledging and coexisting with it. The exhibition takes place in Condeduque's Sala de Bóved
Juan López · Anna Dot · Marc Vives · Carlos Amorales · Rachel Whiteread · Mirta Dermisache
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Museo Reina Sofía · Nouvel Building, Floor 0
La Menesunda According to Marta Minujín
Nov 18 to Mar 8, 2027
This exhibition reconstructs Marta Minujín's seminal 1965 immersive installation, 'La Menesunda'. Originally created with Rubén Santantonín, the work transformed the spectator-artwork relationship by replacing contemplation with multi-sensorial experience and active participation. The version presented at the Museo Reina Sofía is based on research from 2015, conducted in collaboration with Minujín, to recreate the environment from archival materials. 'La Menesunda', whose name in Argentine slang means 'mixture' or 'confusion', encompassed diverse artistic mediums and sensory stimuli, blurring the lines between art and daily life. It reflected 1960s avant-garde concerns such as mass culture,
Marta Minujín
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Círculo de Bellas Artes · Picasso Room &bullet Goya Room &bullet Minerva Room &bullet Ballroom &bullet Hall
The Assault of Illusion
Nov 18 to Apr 25, 2027
Free
The Assault of Illusion is an exhibition that delves into art's capacity to create illusions and deceptions, examining how it has shaped our perception of reality throughout history. It tackles contemporary concepts like post-truth and power dynamics, exploring the mechanisms behind the creation of fictions. The exhibition guides visitors through the sophisticated techniques of artistic deception, revealing complex power relations. It prompts a critical reflection on art's historical role in developing these techniques. In an era of deep fakes and AI, the exhibition questions whether art's role should now be to expose these methods. The exhibition is co-produced by the Santa Mònica Art Cente
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CentroCentro · Floor 5
Carlos Franco
Riding the back of a four-legged landscape
Dec 17 to May 16, 2027
Free
This exhibition, "Riding the back of a four-legged landscape," takes visitors on a journey through the complex and vibrant universe of Carlos Franco Rubio. The experience begins with encountering the unexpected, symbolized by a dragon or serpent consuming its tail, reminiscent of the Ouroboros. The exhibition showcases a significant collection of recent and previously unseen works by the Madrid-born artist. Franco's work is characterized by its deep mythology and a consistent focus on drawing as the core of his practice, complemented by an exceptional use of color. The display features paintings and sketchbook drawings from the last fifteen years. Franco offers a unique perspective, transfor
Carlos Franco
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Conde Duque · Sala de bóvedas
«DESCENDER»
Feb 18, 2027 to Jun 13, 2027
Free
The exhibition 'Descender' explores the paradox of descent leading to light and emergence, drawing inspiration from María Zambrano's idea that 'thinking is descending.' It proposes an experience of traversing a space that is not fixed but constantly molded and displaced, encouraging visitors to occupy it differently through encounters. The works by the featured artists construct conditions for these encounters, focusing on communication with other spheres and entities, and reorganizing the community through rituals that possess their own legitimacy and logic. The exhibition acknowledges ontological systems beyond modernity, such as the concept of ineffable Eastern magic, which prioritize exp
Carmen de Ayora · Toni Hervás · Ludovica Carbotta · Elán d'Orphium · Jorge Eduardo Eielson · Jimena Kato
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Museo Reina Sofía · Nouvel Building, Floor 0
Fernanda Laguna
My Heart Is a Magnet (1992-2026)
Mar 3, 2027 to Jul 12, 2027
This exhibition presents a comprehensive survey of the work of Fernanda Laguna, an influential figure in Argentinian art. Laguna's practice is characterized by its diversity and its blurring of the lines between life and creation, finding beauty in the everyday. She has moved fluidly between literature, visual arts, activism, and the management of independent spaces, developing a unique language that integrates struggles, desires, generations, and communities. The exhibition showcases her solo and collective work since 1992, offering a broad perspective on her free and daring artistic output. It highlights how her work reflects the collective urgency to transform patriarchal value structures
Fernanda Laguna
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Fundación Juan March · Fundación Juan March Madrid
Roberto Burle Marx
Mar 5, 2027 to Jun 13, 2027
This exhibition presents a comprehensive survey of the work of Brazilian landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx, highlighting his status as a versatile and interdisciplinary artist within international modernism. Although widely recognized in academic circles, his work is less known to the broader European public. The exhibition aims to introduce visitors to an artist who revolutionized twentieth-century landscape architecture, integrating avant-garde and Modern Movement design principles into the natural world. Burle Marx's pioneering concern for social and ecological issues is also emphasized, showcasing his role as a passionate advocate for environmental conservation. The exhibition featu
Roberto Burle Marx
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