The best architectural exhibitions – Spanish architects

This year it seems that he has decided to delight us with a series of innovative architectural exhibitions in Spain: Adolf Loos, Joaquín Vaquero PalaciosOr the bicentenary of the Prado museum of Madrid are just some of the protagonists who will occupy the halls of the Spanish museums, the offer is a real delight: national and international architects, the impact of new technologies or the most emblematic buildings in the history of architecture.

Architecture exhibitions in Spain

Prado Museum 1819-2019. Prado Madrid Museum

This exhibition inaugurates the program offered by the Prado Museum with the aim of commemorating the bicentenary of its foundation. A journey through its history in which we can know the dialogue between the museum and society, the trends that have guided its collections … On this occasion, we intend to reflect on its future, on the challenges that places to it and all the great museums of ancient art or the disadvantages of overcrowding.

Architectural effects. Guggenheim Bilbao Museum

An incredible proposal to observe the connections between art and architecture in the digital age. The origin of the «Effects of Architecture» exhibition of the Guggenheim Museum is nothing more than the building of the museum itself, inaugurated in 1997 as the first master’s example of architecture developed possible by technology. The exhibition makes a comparison with the current growth of a culture based on social networks, artificial intelligence and augmented reality. It will also contain interventions by some of the most innovative architects and designers of today.

Joaquin Vaquero Palacios. The cap of the extraordinary. Asturias, 1954-1 Co foundation. Madrid

This exhibition focuses on the 30 years of collaboration between Joaquín Vaquero and Hidroeléctric of Cantábrico. Mules, sculptures, furniture, industrial design – alone or with the collaboration of his son, Joaquín Vaquero Turcios – and, in some cases, even architecture, make Vaquero Palacios a Renaissance man who was the ability to transform the enormous structures of these floors into authentic industrial catends of the 20th century.

Adolf Loos. Private spaces. Caixa Forum Madrid

It is the first exhibition in Spain by Adolf Loos, an essential figure in modern architecture. The exhibition focuses on its peculiar conception of interior architecture and design. The exhibition tries to analyze the aesthetic thought of Adolf Loos and has a large repertoire of domestic and mobile objects dating back to the end of the 19th and the beginning of the twentieth century. The architect, designer and theoretical has opened the way to the division between spaces for public life and private life.

Fernando Moreno Barbera. 1913-1998. Territorial College of Architects of Valencia

The architect Fernando Moreno Barberá was a disciple of Paul Bonatz and belongs to the third generation of the modern movement. The exhibition focuses on the publication «The architecture of Fernando Moreno Barberá. Technical universality» and includes a collection of 38 works of architecture, which cover its work for almost half a century.

Domènec. Neithher here nor anywhere. Macba Barcelona.

The exhibition offers a journey through his work since the late 90s to today. Domènec analyzes the proposals of the modern movement and its inheritance today, using installations, models, photographs, seminars and videos to support his research. The goal of this exhibition is to present the current impact of the proposals deriving from the industrial revolution and its opposition to capitalism.

The buildings for social construction are converted into military barracks or internal fields; Statues of circumstantial heroes, demolished by their meaning and contradiction; Or the absurdity of a ghost city of military training to attack enemy urban centers, never officially recognized, are some of the cases that domènec is needed to investigate the dysfunctions of the processes of modernity and political narratives that marginalize these stories.

Norman Foster. Common future. Telephone Foundation. Madrid

The exhibition on the British architect investigates through over 30 models, 160 drawings and various audiovisuals on topics such as the sustainability, well -being or sensitivity of its buildings. The main objective is to bring the work of the architect closer and his vision of the future to a vast audience while showing his sources of inspiration. The exhibition will be accompanied by the programming of seminars and free educational activities for the whole public, from schoolchildren to adults.

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