The Reina Sofia Museum will be present this year at the Ars Electronica Festival in Linz on Thursday, September 7, the day dedicated to Spain, with two emblematic works from its Collection in the Deep Space 8k room of the Ars Electronica Center.

Rafael Inglada, poet and biographer of Picasso, has gathered in this work twenty-five interviews with the painter from Malaga between 1913 and 1971, material that was kept in different newspaper archives around the world.

The Portrait of Lola (1894) is a significant work in Pablo Picasso's early career. In it, the artist portrayed his sister María Dolores Ruiz Picasso, familiarly known as Lola.

Claude Picasso, photographer, film director, visual artist, graphic designer and son of Pablo Picasso and Françoise Gilot, died on August 24, 2023 at the age of 76 in Switzerland.

Pablo Picasso, recognized as one of the most influential artists of the 20th century, not only stood out for his pictorial talent, but also for his close relationship with important poets of his time.

Pablo Picasso's Barceloneta Beach (1896) depicts an early period in the artist's life, when he lived in the city of Barcelona.

There is no doubt that Picasso is recognized mainly for his pictorial work. However, his signature is also stamped on dozens of poems.

Picasso's interest in acrobats was heightened during a visit to the Cirque Médrano in Paris in the 1920s, which inspired him to create a series of paintings centered on this type of performer.

Pablo Picasso's work always encompassed a wide variety of styles, themes and techniques. During the 1940s, World War II generated in Picasso, and in other artists, a desire for renewal in his creations.

In the ten months that Picasso lived in the house of his dealer, Pere Mañach, in Paris in 1901, he created a total of 64 works.