Events on May 19, 2022

12 international women artists, half of them of Spanish, present newly commissioned artworks under the theme of joy, in oil on canvas, photography, mixed media, sculpture, art fashion and NFTs.

The artistic proposals of “Transformando lo físico” displayed monthly in the garden of the Former Residence of the Ambassadors of Spain over the past year are now gathered in an indoors exhibition showcasing the 12 interventions.

Performed by the internationally-acclaimed Kulunka Teatro, “André & Dorine” depicts the enduring love between an elderly couple as their lives are disrupted, but not overcome, by dementia.

In “Around Pollinators,” Spanish environmental artist Lucía Loren reflects on the essential role of native biotopes in building resilience against the serious threat of climate change.

The Spanish collective PSJM presents its installation about politics, “American Democracy,” with 59 paintings that depict the democratic past of the United States.

Spanish sculptor Santi Flores presents an open-air exhibition dedicated to the people of the Garment District and, by extension, all New Yorkers.

The exhibition by the collaborative duo Walter Martin & Paloma Muñoz includes the ongoing photo series “Blind House” as well as three new sculptures, including an Augmented Reality piece in the courtyard of the Instituto Cervantes.

“Visions of Asturias” is an exhibition that illustrates the distinctive and personal vision of four different Spanish National Photography Prize winners of this particular region in northern Spain, displayed at the Cultural’s Center fence.

Meadows Museum features Aballí’s conceptual work “Palabras Vacías” in an exhibit confronting 27 iron plates that showcase “empty words,” creating tension and dialogue between form and meaning, language and image, signified and signifier.

This major exhibition provides new insight into the creative process of Picasso at the outset of his career, focusing on his early works just at the beginning of his international career.

“Murillo: Picturing the Prodigal Son” features some of the painter’s most famous works sharing some new information thanks to the restoration processes carried by the National Gallery of Ireland.

Presented exclusively at The Dalí, this exhibition explores the influence of southern Europe on Pablo Picasso’s revolutionary work.

The exhibition showcases multiple artworks by Spanish painter Mariano Fortuny y Marsal, focusing on his etchings.

The fourth edition of “Not Your Regular Wall” hosts Spanish Illustrator Adolfo Serra as a guest of honor this year, on the 10th Anniversary of SPAIN arts & culture.

“Dream-e-scape” is an interactive projection art installation about lucid dreams, created by filmmaker Laia Cabrera and multimedia artist Isabelle Duverger, in collaboration with interactive designer Aniol Saurina Masó.

Spanish illustrator Carmen Segovia explores the idea of returning to the outside world in this third intervention on the windows of the Former Residence of the Ambassadors of Spain in Washington, D.C.