Events on November 20, 2013

Queen Sofía Spanish Institute, under the chairmanship of Oscar de la Renta, presents a series of photographic portraits by acclaimed photographer Mario Testino.

More than 25 authors from Spain will participate in various events throughout the Book Fair.

Solo exhibition by contemporary Spanish artist Eva Armisén at Andrewshire Gallery in L.A.

The Instituto Cervantes New York presents an exhibition featuring artwork by Spanish artist Olga Andrino.

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.

Curated by Juli Capella, this exhibition sets out to show how design and food have always been interrelated and how the discipline of design has sought solutions to the problems posed by the world of cuisine.

Selection of photographs that navigate the realities in Iberoamerican cities with a critical eye and a sharp opinion, as part of FotoWeekDC 2013.

An exhibition featuring six photographers from Spain and the U.S. who interpret the realities of both countries from multiple perspectives, creating a visual round trip, as part of FotoWeekDC 2013.

Internationally acclaimed Spanish conductor Pablo Heras-Casado will lead notable orchestras in the U.S. throughout the fall.

The exhibition highlights the influence of Spanish culture on famed American artist Robert Henri through over 40 of his paintings.

Provocative recent works by Jordi Alcaraz will be presented in a major exhibition at Jack Rutberg Fine Arts in Los Angeles.

A national traveling exhibition and photobook visualizing, through twelve of the most talented photographic voices working internationally, the U.S. Latino experience today.

A new group exhibition featuring artwork by 14 Brooklyn-based artists commemorating the 1st anniversary of Sandy.

Andrés Jaque and Office for Political Innovation explores the potential of post-foundational politics and symmetrical approaches to the sociology of technology to rethink architectural practices.

“Shattered” deconstructs preconceptions about glass art, shattering traditional boundaries for a deeper understanding of sculpture.

An exploration of the life and legacies of one of California’s most important religious, symbolic and historical figures.