Along with Pablo Picasso, Marcel Duchamp is considered the most influential artist of the 20th century. While Picasso’s creations represent a more continuist evolution in comparison with great classical masters, Duchamp’s work, irreverent, full of layers and extremely original, reflects a path toward rupture. His work was the great precursor...
Mankind’s desire to explore has taken us to the most remote places on the planet. We have conquered the geographical poles, opened new routes through the seas, and discovered new territories. This impetus lives on today through exceptional people like Antonio de la Rosa. An adventurer and...
Innovation is the foundation of progress and will be essential to successfully address our world’s environmental challenges. Enrique Dans is an expert in technological innovation, researcher, advisor, and professor at IE Business School. He delves into the topic with us and gives a preview of the latest innovative trends...
Along with the exhibition “Artistas y modelos. Historias de pasión, creación y destrucción (Artists and Models: Stories of Passion, Creation, and Destruction)”, in this conference, Professor of Art History Beatriz Blasco Esquivias delves into the assigned and perceived role of women in the arts, and how it...
Space is a source of knowledge about the origin of the universe and life on our planet. However, with earth observation satellites, it can also provide us with extraordinarily valuable information on phenomena exacerbated by human activity, such as climate change.
Sandra Benítez is astrophysicist, science communicator, and...
During his conference and the chat afterward with cultural journalist Ana Romero, philosopher José Antonio Marina will reflect on the censorship trend that is on the rise as a result of so-called “cancel culture,” not just in the news and social media, but also in artistic circles and in society...
