Ending this Sunday 22 July, From the Factory to the World: The Photography and Community of Andy Warhol exhibits the 100 photographs of the artists who passed through the Factory, Warhol’s original New York City studio from 1962 to 1968. It’s an intimate perspective with the spirit of a family album of a group of artists who were particularly
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This exhibit, Testigos del Olvido (Witnesses of the Forgotten), looks at 8 humanitarian crises, in The Congo, Haiti, Yemen, Kashmir, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Guatemala, Zimbabwe and Colombia, as seen through the lens of photographer Juan Carlos Tomasi. The exhibit is narrated by 8 excellent Spanish-language writers: Mario Vargas Llosa, Sergio Ramírez, Laura Restrepo, Juan José Millás,
On the occasion of the Hungarian Presidency of the European Union, Hungarian curator Peter Baki has organised an exposition of over 100 of André Kertész’s most iconic photographs. These classic works offer a chronological journey through the three most important stages of this pioneering artist’s career: Hungary, France and the United States
Seven African photographers have photographed seven Spanish cities for the “7 miradas africanas sobre España” exhibit. Photographers Mamadou Gomis (Senegal), Patrick Wokmeni (Cameroon), Nii Obodai (Ghana), Arturo Bibang (Equatorial Guinea), Emeka Okereke (Nigeria), Zanele Muholi (South Africa) and Mohamed Konate (Mali) have photographed seven Spanish cities, each in their own unique creative style
