This fashionably extravagant exhibition The Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier: From the Sidewalk to the Catwalk is organized by the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts in collaboration with the Maison Jean Paul Gaultier, displaying a selection of fashion show creations and videos, interviews, drawings and images taken by the biggest names in the photography, spotlighting Gaultier’s collaborations with filmmakers,
Until October 13 - This exhibition shows the whole process of making Tim Burton’s Frankenweenie and its secrets of stop-motion animation revealed through original sketches, puppets and props. The film comes out on October 11. Where: El Corte Inglés (Calle de Princesa, 47. Metro: Argüelles) Time: 10:00 – 22:00 Free
Monday, 8 October. Tomás Marco (Madrid, 1942) is a composer who wrote five operas, one ballet, seven symphonies, as well as choral and chamber music. He is also an essayist, having written several books and articles on contemporary music and winning several awards, including the National Music Prize of Spain. There will be a monographic concert in honor of
I first saw Rafael Alvarez about 2 years after I moved to Madrid in 2007. He was performing at the Teatro Isabel in a play called ¨El Contrabajo¨ or Double Bass in English. At the time, I must admit that I didn’t speak nor understand much Spanish not to mention, any notion of literature by
Saturday, October 6 @ 8:30pm – “Raga, Peace, Harmony. A Tribute to Ghandi” is a classic musical recital with a sitar, a traditional string instrument from the 7th century of Northern India, performed by master Roychowdhuri, accompanied by Sanjib Pal on the table (typical percussion instrument), interpreting ragas, a melodic composition used in Indian classical music, which is based
