Until Sunday January 13th. Based on a selection of photos, costumes and drawings from the famous Fellini film, this exhibition explores the golden age of Roman cinema of the 1950s and 60s. The cult movie La Dolce Vita is regarded as the sixth most influential work in the history of cinema. This exhibition recreates the atmosphere that
Ending Saturday, January 5th. The exhibition Mitografías produced by Fundación Canal, offers an original, close and personal vision of ten of the most important and universal names of the twentieth century, reflecting the more personal side of Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dali, Winston Churchill, Mahatma Gandhi, Albert Einstein, Marie Curie, Camilo Jose Cela, Ernest Hemingway, Maria Callas and Charles Chaplin,
Learn the basic concepts of digital photography in just 4 hours in the Parque del Retiro on a Saturday morning from 10am-2pm in a small group guided by professional photographer Raúl Guerrero for only 50€. All ages and levels welcomed, with or without owning an SLR digital camera. Dates: January 19 & 26 / February 9 & 23 / March 9 &
“Assassin Up” is a new personal project by Sergio Huertas, which seeks the morbid curiosity of the audience in each exposed scene of classic femme fatales in crime throughout the decades. These mysterious & seductive women do not show their true intentions until the end, surprising the viewer. To get a real feel behind each scene, there
The Hard Rock Cafe is holding an exhibition of 40 works of art by rock stars like John Lennon, Ringo Starr, Michael Jackson, Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, Pete Townshend, Elton John as well as Spanish musicians like Miguel Bosé and Alejandro Sanz. With this exhibit you can go a down an artistic view of rock history,
