Héctor Fernández Elorza   Spain   “Our Lady of Communications”: that is how Leon Trotsky, when he visited the Spanish capital, christened with irony the monumental building erected by Antonio Palacios and Joaquín Otamendi in the year 1919, and which the people of Madrid have ever sin

For Juan Navarro Baldeweg, build and create are verbs that are conjugated identically, given that both express the same impulse. So it is that everything in his oeuvre has a place in a coherent vision, such as the elements of what he calls a “prior h

On view through 6 July at CentroCentro Madrid and curated by Javier-Gutiérrez Mosteiro and Julián García Muñoz, this exhibition is a detailed look at the work of the prominent Galician architect Antonio Palacios Ramilo (1874-1945). His influence was

‘Wet Dreams’ addresses water beyond its understanding as a resource, exploring its role as a catalyst in eco-social relations. The exhibition highlights design practices that embrace decolonial, cuir and hydro-feminist approaches, emphasizing forms o

Curated by Burtynsky himself, the exhibition ‘African Studies’ gathers a selection of images belonging to his so-named photography series, from shoots he carried out between 2015 and 2019 in Sub-Saharan Africa – Kenya, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Ghana, Seneg

This exhibition analyses diversity as a distinctive feature of the city of Madrid in the contemporary context. In the current situation, in which cities tend to become standardised, to replicate commercial models and cultural structures, complexity t

Between River and Rails is an invitation to a space-time journey through the city of Madrid and its successive transformations along the Green Railway Corridor, on what were once the terraces of the Manzanares river. This area, which stretches for so

Curated by Valentin Roma and coproduced by CentroCentro, La Virreina Centre de la Imatge in Barcelona and Arc en Rêve in Bordeaux, this exhibition documents the twelve years of work that estudioHerreros has devoted to the project and to the construct

If we take it literally, the straightforward title of the most mediatic exhibition currently on view at Madrid City Hall’s CentroCentro – ‘Kandinsky: A Retrospective’ – can be said to be adequate. It is in fact a journey through the Russian artist’s

Juan Calatrava   From his first travels in 1907 up to his death in 1965 Le Corbusier collected some 2,000 postcards, for him fertile tools in the creative process.

Jacobo García-Germán   Madrid  2015   - 61 Pages