José Miguel Viñas, meteorologist and scientific communicator, delves into a reality with which humanity has always lived side-by-side: extreme weather events have occurred throughout history and have influenced life, culture, and how societies have interacted with their environment.
With a clear and accessible approach, José Miguel Viñas provides key insights to...
Fundación Canal is pleased to present a new event in the Conference Programme, devoted to one of the most relevant artistic forces of our time: urban art. Alongside art historian and researcher Fernando Figueroa, this session takes a clear and in-depth look at how the practise has evolved to...
From the journeys imagined by Jules Verne to the landscapes explored by Hergé, art, literature, and territories of adventure have acted as essential vehicles for understanding and conveying interest in nature.
The conference Naturaleza y paisaje. De la fascinación a la conservación (Nature and Landscape. From Fascination to Conservation) provides a journey through...
As part of the exhibition Expresionismo. Un arte de cine (Expressionism. Art at its Most Cinematic), Fundación Canal is hosting a conference to reveal the origin of some of the most fascinating creatures in film.
In expressionist art, the figure of the monster took on a central role, intended to act...
Gardener, landscaper, and botanical art history researcher Eduardo Barba invites us to delve into the fascinating and surprising world of plants. This is a universe that protects and benefits us, all while helping to create friendlier and more resilient cities.
We explore the positive effect of plants on people and their...
Throughout the history of photography, many authors have used the camera not only as a tool for recording, but as a means of personal expression and artistic reflection. As opposed to purely documentary photography, others explore its ability to represent the intangible. This approach converts the image into a space...
