rooms Reina Sofia National Art Center Museum Next year 2023 will host ten exhibitions that showcase different trends of the world. contemporary artamong names like picasso –in its centenary–, Ben Shahn or Alberto Greco.
Thus, the Sabatini Building will host from October 3rd. Ben Shahn Retrospectivewhich will review the career of this artist, who is considered one of the most important names in the world. american realism, In addition to an anthology by Basque creator Ibon Aranberri — on 17 October –.
This program is also Commemorating the 50th anniversary of Pablo Picasso’s death Through the ‘Picasso 1906. The Great Transformation’ exhibition, from 14 November. From the art gallery, they point out, “An example of wanting to explore the artist’s contribution to the moment of development of modern art in new directions that connect with the present.”
Duration, Fifty artists from the Mediterranean region and the African continentwill form part of the exhibition ‘Intrigues’ from 30 May. In addition, it will invite you to plunge into the universe of the universe. Alberto GrecoAt the exhibition ‘Viva el arte vivo’ from 20 June.
Reina Sofia also programs the exhibition on: a legendary avant-garde publisher, ‘Call It Another Way Something Else Press, Inc. (1963-1974)’ –Since September 26–. You can likewise visit a retrospective dedicated to the German video artist. angela melitopoulos -June 13– and for the first time, André du Colombier’s work -May 16– is on display in a museum.
On one side of the other two headquarters Crystal Palace in Retiro Park will feature two large-scale installations: Abraham Mahama’s debut in Spain, with jute sacks as a sign of the calamities, injustices and weaknesses of global trade, and the new set design by Ulla von Brandenburg to think about people and their environment through curtains, curtains and staircases. invites.
The events planned for 2023 will include a film and video program. Comprehensive retrospectives of historical writers such as Yervant Gianikian and Angela Ricci-Lucchi. In collaboration with Filmoteca, a comprehensive retrospective of Peter Watkins will be presented and the thesis cycles ‘Filming the Posthuman and the Bestiary’ will be available. Cinema and monstrosities’. The exhibition dedicated to this artist in 2023 will be accompanied by a series of conferences with Picasso experts at the end of the year.