Throughout history, creativity has been the driver for humanity to overcome challenges and open up new pathways toward progress. In today’s context, marked by major environmental and social challenges, this innate human ability becomes an essential tool to improve our day-to-day lives and guarantee a sustainable future.
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Henri Matisse, recognised as one of the most influential figures in modern art, dazzled the world with this avant-garde work. Through his use of colour and shape, he defied traditional art conventions, marking a milestone in the 20th century that still lasts today.
For the exhibition Matisse Metamorfosis. Esculturas y dibujos...
We use quantum physics on a daily basis, like when we heat our food in the microwave or use our computer or smartphone. This discipline shows us the enigmatic behaviour of atoms and their minuscule parts, which also follow rules very different from what we are used to.
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On the occasion of Fundación Canal’s current exhibition, Elliott Erwitt. La comedia humana (Elliott Erwitt. Human Comedy), Cristina de Middel, photographer and current president of Magnum Photos, is leading this conference to reflect on, and delve into, the role of humour in snapshots.
Cristina de Middel...
Throughout history, human beings have shown a remarkable ability to adapt to the Earth’s different climate conditions. Ever since the Homo genus appeared, from ancient civilisations to modern society, we have developed ingenious strategies to tackle climate challenges. This adaptability was fundamental for our survival...
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...
