Poison survivors occupy Spain’s Prado Museum for a few hours in protest
Survivors of a mass toxic oil poisoning 40 years ago occupied Madrid’s Prado Museum for a few hours on Tuesday, threatening to commit suicide if their demands
Museo Nacional del Prado
Madrid’s Retiro Park and Paseo del Prado added to UNESCO World Heritage List
Madrid’s Retiro Park and the adjacent Paseo del Prado have been added to the UNESCO’s World Heritage List and is the first time that sites
‘Fab Five tips’ from Alejandro Vergara, a curator at the Prado Museum
May has brought optimism to Spain. The end of the State of Alarm, and a continued increase in vaccinations should have people travelling more freely
Investigations continue in Madrid into possible ‘lost’ Caravaggio that could be worth millions
An oil painting discovered in Madrid is causing a stir in the art world, as experts investigate whether it is actually the work of Italian
Valencia in English – weekly round-up (28 June)
Reaching out to the young The Valencian health department is trying its best to hammer home the message that Coronavirus (Covid-19) is still around, and
Spotlight: Sorolla’s great granddaughter discusses his art and legacy
The first blockbuster exhibition in the UK for more than a hundred years of the late Spanish painter Joaquín Sorolla (1863–1923) is currently on at
Spanish master Bermejo arrives in Barcelona
Some 21 oil paintings by the 15th-century Spanish master painter, Bartolomé Bermejo, have gone on display at the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya (MNAC) as part
Spain’s Golden Age at CaixaForum
CaixaForum Barcelona looks back to Spain in the 16th and 17th centuries in its latest exhibition, Velázquez and the Golden Age. This period saw artistic and literature