Events on April 28, 2015

ReelAbilities is the largest festival in the country dedicated to promoting awareness and appreciation of the lives, stories and artistic expressions of people with different disabilities.

Inspired by Seneca’s Thyestes, the piece combines sections of the classic tale with an equally dark modern vision.

Instituto Cervantes Chicago revisits Goya through the work of Dalí on the former’s series of prints Los Caprichos.

This exhibition presents works by Salvador Dalí, Edgar Degas, Francisco Goya, El Greco, Henri Matisse, Joan Miró, Amedeo Modigliani, Pablo Picasso and Jusepe de Ribera among others.

Elena del Rivero’s exhibition explores the recurrent motif of the dishcloth throughout 15 years of her work.

A St. Augustine 450th Commemoration exhibition that details how 3 intertwining cultures –Hispanics, Africans and Native Americans– formed the foundation of the American culture and created the blended society of today’s St. Augustine.

Step inside one of the seven graffitied, furnished shipping containers of Micro Theater Miami for an intimate show comprised of 15-minute plays.

Fundación MAPFRE presents for the first time its collection of Los Desastres de la Guerra by Francisco de Goya at the Museum of Art of Puerto Rico.

A musical comedy directed by Shakespeare Theatre Company Associate Artistic Director Alan Paul.

A solo exhibition by the Spanish sculptor, showcasing some of his latest work and pieces never before exhibited in New York City.

Through sketches, models and diagrams the exhibition charts the origins of Adrià’s intellectual and philosophical ideas about gastronomy.

The exhibition will include five of Coypel’s original paintings, never before seen in New York, on loan from the Palais Impérial de Compiègne and the Musée Jacquemart-André, Paris.

A major historical survey that features a selection of more than 50 large-scale paintings and sculptures, representing diverse moments from throughout Antoni Tàpies’ career.

The Spanish initiative Inteligencias Colectivas participates in an exhibition where MoMA examines new architectural possibilities that address the rapid and unequal evolution of cities around the globe.

An exhibition focus on the dual curiosities of the basilica’s construction and the incorporation of new technologies into its already magnificent design.

On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of Jaume Plensa’s ‘Crown Fountain,’ the artist presents four monumental sculptures installed in Millennium Park for this special exhibition.