Manu San Félix is a marine biologist, diver, photographer, and explorer with National Geographic. He has been researching and diving in oceans all around the planet for over 30 years. At this conference, he introduces us to the wonders of the world under the sea and shows us how important...
An event with professor of Contemporary Art Estrella de Diego where, starting with Lartigue and his career, she will share key points regarding the development of photography over the last century.
Lartigue was an artist ahead of his time for many different reasons. Not only because of how he understood photography,...
With the latest edition of Fundación Canal’s Conference Series, scientist and writer Carlos Briones shows us that the relationship between art and science has been a constant throughout the history of humanity. Artists from all times have depicted their fears, myths, or beliefs through their works, along with their progress...
In his double facet as mountain climber and scientist, Jerónimo López will be explaining at this conference how, with their particularities, the Antarctic and glaciers can help us to understand climate change. He will also be delving into topics such as the importance of ice in the water cycle as...
The effects of climate change recorded around the globe are growing increasingly visible; the seasons are becoming blurry, we have warm winters, flooding is more frequent, and extreme events, like Filomena in Madrid, are increasing. How will this affect Spain? How can we adapt?
Isabel Zubiaurre, head of weather at La...
Howard Greenberg, one of the most renowned photography collectors and gallery owners in the world, reveals how he created his gallery and one of the most relevant photography archives in the history of the art form.
How did he begin collecting photographs? How do a collection and a photographic archive go...