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This piano performance is part of a year-long international series of concerts celebrating the 80th birthday of Maestro Achúcarro, one of Spain’s greatest classical musicians.
April 12, 2013
The Threads of Memory: Spain and the United States examines Spanish heritage in North America, including Spain’s role in America’s quest for independence.
May 11, 2011 – July 10, 2011
¡Cine Magnífico! is New Mexico's only film festival presenting the voice and vision of Latino cinema.
May 30 – June 2
A photographic exploration of urban decay in America by Xavier Nuez.
April 18 – July 8
Hailed as the Flamenco Queen, Buika is one of the most peculiar Spanish artists around.
June 15
An interactive exhibition celebrating our intuitive attraction to play, ON! transforms the CAC galleries into a collection of playgrounds where creativity is limitless and experimentation is the norm.
March 9 – September 30
As part of the continuing collaboration between the Meadows Museum and the Museo Nacional del Prado, the Meadows will host a monographic showing of Rico’s work, marking the first retrospective ever to be presented on the artist.
March 10 – July 7
The Jimi Hendrix of the Bagpipe’s will be touring the U.S. this summer presenting his new album Discover.
August 3 – August 4
The first major exhibition to focus on the artist’s lifelong exploration of a black-and-white palette throughout his career, features paintings, sculptures, and works on paper from 1904 to 1970.
February 24 – May 27
During four days, the Houston Spanish & Flamenco Festival (HSFF) presents the veritable essence of Spanish and Flamenco arts masterfully rendered by professional artists and instructors.
May 22 – May 25
Prize-winning Spanish photographer José Manuel Ballester is known for his large-scale works that are connected by key concepts such as space, light and time.
February 27 – June 23
Spanish multimedia artist has been commissioned to do a site-specific work in the atrium of the Frost Art Museum.
February 27 – December 31
Exhibition of photographs by Mark Parascandola documenting a forgotten legacy of movie making in the desert landscapes of Almería, Spain.
April 26 – June 3
Colonial art of the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries on exhibition at the Frost Art Museum.
April 24 – August 25
A national traveling exhibition and photobook visualizing, through twelve of the most talented photographic voices working internationally, the U.S. Latino experience today.
May 23 – August 20
A new perspective about Florida during one of the most interesting and intense periods in U.S. History, the period between the expedition of Juan Ponce de León in 1513 and the building of Fort Mose in 1739.
May 31 – August 17
Drawing inspiration from the Garden's natural landscape, acclaimed Spanish artist Manolo Valdés brings seven towering sculptures to five distinctive sites.
September 22 – May 26
Flamenco Vivo is partnering with the NY Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center on a five-month exhibition, 100 Years of Flamenco in NYC.
March 12 – August 3
The festival will honor Lorca with performances, concerts, readings, lectures, and a world-premiere exhibition of Poet in New York at The New York Public Library.
April 5 – July 21
The exhibition shows 30 pictures based on the novels and young characters of Miguel Delibes.
May 2 – May 23
The Gabarron Foundation in New York presents Trees, a selection of Hugo Fontela’s new artworks on display for the first time.
May 10 – June 20
June 13
An investigation of four years and 60,000 km to discover the 'map' of the dependencies of European citizens.
May 30 – June 29
The exhibition includes work by more than two dozen international artists examining false narratives that masquerade as truth.
February 15 – June 2
An exhibition about the mixing and fusion of African, Indigenous and Hispanic cultures which serves as a framework for understanding the processes of change and continuity in Latin American music.
April 18 – July 14
SIFF is the largest film festival in the USA boasting 25 days of wide-ranging and eclectic programming, featuring special series on Spain.
May 16 – June 9
The National Building Museum presents the first major exhibition in the U.S. celebrating one of America’s greatest, yet least known, builders of iconic spaces.
March 16 – January 20
June 12
Explore the unique artistry of Mexico’s Guillermo del Toro including Spanish films The Devil’s Backbone, Pan’s Labyrinth, The Orphanage and Julia’s Eyes.
April 19 – July 2
Inés Medina's recent work combines the rigor of formal plastic concepts with a highly developed experimental approach to art making.
June 5 – July 31
