Events on January 19, 2014

The Embassy of Peru and Teatro Lirico of DC presents a program of Peruvian and Italian Baroque music from the times of Phillip V.

This exhibition will showcase over twenty sheets by Spanish artists from the Morgan’s pre-eminent master drawings collection.

The 2014 Festival of New Spanish Cinema in Houston presents some of the riskiest and most innovative Spanish films of the year.

A group exhibition featuring works by Spanish artist Javier Infantes.

‘Esto no es un museo’ documents and explores the process of artists who develop devices intended to make art ‘portable.’

A new play by Mar Gómez Glez at Son of Semele Company Creation Festival.

At 18th Street Arts Center, Elena Bajo develops site-specific work confronting ideas of space under conditions of chance and contingency.

Spanish Artists in New York and IATI Theater present the American premiere of ‘Días Estupendos’ by Alfredo Sanzol, along with the second edition of ‘Give me a Damn Stage!’

Travel in time and across the globe to explore Spain’s graphic arts from mid-16th to 19th centuries as seen through the eyes of the British Museum in London.

More than one hundred paintings and drawings demonstrating the massive American success of Spanish artist Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida (1863-1923).

This is the first major solo museum exhibition by the Magnum Photo photographer Cristina García Rodero in the United States.

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

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.

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

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.