New York, NY

Spain Fresh presents a one-day pop-up installation by Spanish artist Bubi Canal.

The Spanish artist will share the exclusive space with the works of Robert Indiana, Andy Warhol, Takashi Murakami and Nam June Paik among others.

The Gabarron Foundation is pleased to present “Scapes,” an exhibition of Spanish artist Teo González.

Dawn represents an encounter between the profound, sophisticated voice of Magos Herrera and the intricate Flamenco guitar of Javier Limón.

The group exhibition includes works by Laura Fitzgerald, Laura F. Gibellini, Alex Hartley, Jordan Loeppky-Kolesnik and Axel Töpfer that destabilize the idea of ‘place’ through intangible and imagined locations.

Pablo Heras-Casado leads Orchestra of St. Luke’s in a program of Pierre Boulez and George Benjamin respectively.

Spanish architects Carmen Espegel, María Hurtado de Mendoza and Iñaqui Carnicero present their work on collecting housing at the AIA NY.

The Spanish authors will be at BookExpo America with Hispabook Publishing and at 192 Books and McNally Jackson Books presenting their novels ‘Antón Mallick Wants to Be Happy’ and ‘Paris.’

A multimedia concert that connects chamber music with theatre, dance, and video mapping techniques.

Electric beats join hypnotic melodies in Le Parody’s music, bursting in a controlled explosion of sounds and references difficult to classify.

‘Poetas por Km²’ is not a poetry festival, rather a poetic festival. This is the premise of one of the most ambitious projects of the literary landscape in Madrid and this year in New York.

Reading of the play ‘Happily Ever After’ by Cristina Colmena as part of ‘unbound’ evening.

Spanish architecture firm luis vidal + architects (LVA) will bring its innovative architectural exhibition to the Center for Architecture in New York.

A collective photo exhibition introducing 14 Spanish artists that portrait their vision of the international landscape as part of Spain Fresh Fest.

The exhibition features films by Catalan artist Jordi Colomer alongside works by 25 contemporary artists responding to the remnants of Modernism in Latin America.

This exhibition features Goya’s four portraits of members of the Altamira family, including the so-called Boy in Red, one of the Metropolitan Museum’s most beloved Old Master paintings.