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The sixteenth edition of PhotoEspaña focuses on the body. Ricardo Mosquera, curator of the International Festival of Photography and Visual Arts, leave his post with this proposal about the human phisic. "The body as Eros and Ades, as love and politics, as a purpose to obtain a message", according Mosquera, will gain all glances between June 5... ]]> http://www.arsmagazine.com/news/top/201305151750/the-body-is-the-message-in-photoespana Thu, 16 May 2013 14:19:03 +0200 http://www.arsmagazine.com/news/top/201305101746/the-disparates-by-goya-inspire-modern-follies
There are 'follies' that will never go away, like war. A reality that Francisco de Goya reflected in his latest series engraved, the same reality that Juan Manuel Broto presents in the work on view at the Diocesan Museum of Barcelona. He and other twenty artists have been inspired by the Spanish author's Disparates to present the current issues... ]]> http://www.arsmagazine.com/news/top/201305101746/the-disparates-by-goya-inspire-modern-follies Mon, 13 May 2013 13:06:16 +0200 http://www.arsmagazine.com/news/top/201305091745/emilio-serrano-redraws-cordoba-through-his-work
A piece of Cordova seems to be present at the Cerralbo Museum, thanks to Emilio Serrano's work. Painter, printmaker and draftsman, this author used his hometown as his muse, 'she' was his source of inspiration for more than 40 years. During these years, he immortalized melancholic women, abandoned children, still lifes and everyday scenes of... ]]> http://www.arsmagazine.com/news/top/201305091745/emilio-serrano-redraws-cordoba-through-his-work Fri, 10 May 2013 13:57:45 +0200 http://www.arsmagazine.com/news/top/201304261737/poetry-deliriums-and-suggestions-of-dali
He was the only one who could boast of getting up every morning and feel a supreme pleasure: being Salvador Dalí. A great painter, provocateur, histrionic and paranoid that investigated the reality and the unconscious with the same insolence with which he dissected the eye in Un Chien Andalou. His oniric compositions, his fragmented figures and... ]]> http://www.arsmagazine.com/news/top/201304261737/poetry-deliriums-and-suggestions-of-dali Mon, 29 Apr 2013 11:46:59 +0200 http://www.arsmagazine.com/news/top/201304181729/rubens-titian-good-partners
The dialogue between Rubens and Titian is back in the news board of the Museo del Prado after the restoration of Adam and Eve and its new location. Both masters are reunited in the Central Gallery of Villanueva building (room 25), allowing visitors to understand the admiration of the Flemish painter for Venetian art from a laborious process of... ]]> http://www.arsmagazine.com/news/top/201304181729/rubens-titian-good-partners Fri, 19 Apr 2013 10:03:02 +0200 http://www.arsmagazine.com/news/top/201304171727/madrid-modena-new-york
Francesco I d'Este (1610-1658) went to the court of Philip IV in Madrid in autumn 1638. The reason for his visit was to seal the financial covenant alliance culminating between Modena and Spain. During his stay, he was lodged in the new royal residence, the Palace of Buen Retiro, and entertained with multiple acts and awards such as the Order... ]]> http://www.arsmagazine.com/news/top/201304171727/madrid-modena-new-york Fri, 19 Apr 2013 10:08:00 +0200 http://www.arsmagazine.com/news/top/201304121723/body-soul-exposed
Born in Brooklyn (New York) in 1941, photographer Larry Fink is a fully Yorker. A "Marxist from Long Island" – as defined himself - whose creative hallmark has been the use of flash and the development and black bench that illuminates the parts of "Body & Soul" that remain in penumbra. This is the most interesting aspect of the exhibition Larry... ]]> http://www.arsmagazine.com/news/top/201304121723/body-soul-exposed Fri, 19 Apr 2013 09:42:40 +0200