The exhibition, curated by Isabel Cendoya and Isabel Fernández del Moral, curators of the Museu del Disseny, shows the 16 ceramic pieces donated by Pablo Picasso to Barcelona along with a selection of the pieces that he himself was able to see in 1957 at the exhibition La Céramique Espagnole,

The Musée Goya opens the exhibition Goya in the Gaze of Picasso, which will be open to the public from the 30th of June to the 1st ofOctober. 

Picasso's Landscapes: Out of Bounds debuted in winter at The Mint Museum in Charlotte and now travels to the Cincinnati Art Museum in Ohio, where it will remain on view from June 24 through November 11.  

Guitar (1913) is a work created by Pablo Picasso that belongs to the so-called synthetic cubism. It is a significant piece that forms part of his exploration of the representation of the projection of objects in space, represented on a flat surface.

On the occasion of the opening of the Forum Spain, UNHCR delves into the parallelism between what represents one of the main works of Pablo Picasso, the Guernica, and the current situation that more than 110 million refugees and displaced people live in due to war, persecution a

In an interview published in 1957 in the magazine Gazeta Ilustrada, Picasso spoke enthusiastically about his Seseña cape. The journalist J.

The year 2023 marks the 50th anniversary of the death of Spanish artist Pablo Picasso. Picasso Celebration 1973-2023, a large-scale transnational event organized by the Spanish and French governments, will take place internationally as a way to celebrate this artist and

Man with Clarinet (1911-1912) is an outstanding work by Picasso in a language known as Analytical Cubism.

The shadow (1953) shows a man against the light, standing out against a background of paintings, similar to several windows that seem to show a landscape outside.  The shadow of the subject is located halfway between the painter, the painted pictures, his own studio and the outside.

As part of the Picasso Celebration 1973-2023, the Museo Nacional del Prado today opened the exhibition Picasso, el Greco and Analytical Cubism, which will be open from tomorrow, 13 June, until 17 September.