There are currently 2 events listed in the Architecture category:
Candela’s work based on hyperbolic paraboloid geometry broke barriers between architecture and engineering, opening a new way of architecture.
February 11th – March 31st
The primary aim of the Young Architects of Spain exhibition is to discover a generation of Spanish Architects under 40 years of age who are admired by their professional peers.
January 26th – April 1st
A major exhibition about the great new generation of 21st Century Spanish Designers at the Museum of Art of Puerto Rico.
February 4th – April 1st
Screening of El Bullo: Cooking in Progress, introduced by Cleverley Stone, Talk 650 CBS Radio. Houston Premiere.
February 3rd – February 11th
A series of films selected by the film historian Román Gubern that show the influence of Spanish filmmakers in the mecca of cinema.
February 1st – March 7th
Chico & Rita, a gifted songwriter and beautiful singer chase their dreams —and each other— from Havana to New York and Las Vegas.
February 10th – February 17th
Screening of the documentary Rock de los Gitanos (Gipsy Rock) and encounter with Raimundo and Diego Amador.
February 14th
Exhibition of the four late-fifteenth-century Flemish tapestries known as The Pastrana Tapestries from the Collegiate Church of Pastrana in Guadalajara, Spain.
February 5th – May 13th
Author Leah Bonning presents Enterrado mi corazón (Buried Heart) at Instituto Cervantes New York.
February 16th
The Fair will offer a wide-ranging cultural program with the book and literature as central topics. The Spanish journalist and writer Alfonso S. Palomares will represent Spain in the first edition of this international Fair.
February 7th – February 12th
First U.S. Tour of the band that exploded onto the Spanish indie music scene by releasing their own records that became chart toppers.
March 13th
A powerful concert of Gypsy Flamenco and Jazz.
February 15th
In a new modern translation by Tanya Ronder.
February 2nd – March 4th
The annual celebration of Spanish Flamenco in Chicago organized by the Instituto Cervantes features concerts and workshops.
February 9th – March 13th
Since 2001, Flamenco Festival USA is probably the most important showcase for Spanish culture outside Spain.
March 2nd – March 4th
March 9th – March 11th
February 24th – March 9th
February 29th – March 7th
Alberto García-Alix (Spain, 1956) is one of the most important figures in contemporary European Photography.
November 30th – February 29th
Curated by Claudi Carreras, E.CO presents photographic projects by twenty Latin American and European photographic collectives, each tasked with crafting a visual essay about one of the most important topics of our day: the environment.
December 5th – March 14th
Queen Sofía Spanish Institute presents a seminal exhibition analyzing the rich history of Spain’s regional clothing styles through the monumental paintings of Valencian artist Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida (1863-1923).
December 8th – March 10th
The CCEM presents the most effective way to know the work of the best young creators living in Madrid: Archimobile for the first time in U.S.
December 2nd – February 29th
The first exhibition of the contemporary cartoonist Andrés Rábago (known as "El Roto") in the United States.
January 13th – February 15th
Photographies by Isabel Muñoz at Centro Cultural Español Miami (CCEM).
March 8th – April 27th
Nearly eight years in the making, Frey Norris proudly presents an exhibition gathering fifteen works by Remedios Varo, including oil paintings, drawings, objects and ephemera.
January 7th – February 26th
The sculptures and paintings of Cristóbal Gabarrón have been seen in hundreds of exhibitions around the world, but never in Washington, D.C.
January 28th – April 15th
Presenting the dazzling development of Picasso’s drawings over a 30-year period.
January 29th – May 6th
Santiago Calatrava sculpture Wave (2002) has become one of the most recognizable symbols of both the Meadows Museum and Southern Methodist University.
March 4th – April 22nd
Spanish photographer Alberto Schommer's portraits of myriad personalities, on display at the Embassy of Spain, Washington, DC.
January 13th – July 6th
Latin American and Spanish artists in New York.
February 16th – May 20th
P•P•O•W is pleased to announce Night Falls, its eighth exhibition featuring the collaborative work of Walter Martin & Paloma Muñoz.
February 9th – March 10th
A visual journey through the last four decades in Spain and Europe guided by an icon of photojournalism at the Instituto Cervantes New York.
February 23rd – March 23rd
