Experience Culture And History In Madrid

Visit the most important museums of Madrid and important works of the Spanish art history experience lately Madrid is in the headlines because of the protests of the Spanish youth in the Plaza del Sol, the center of the capital. Many tourists admire there to settle the courage of young people, despite storm to defend their rights. Nevertheless, there is much protest on the part of commercial transactions, because apparently the protests dodging the tourists. Nevertheless, the main attractions are so eh outside from the Centre of Madrid and therefore unfounded. Nevertheless the main attractions are located outside from the Centre: the Prado Museum (with the famous works by Velazquez and Goya), the Museum Thyssen-Bornemisza (private collection with several Impressionist works) and the National Museum Reina Sofia (with the famous Gernika). All three museums are located nearby and are very easy to reach on foot.

Also for the reservation of a Madrid apartment, this situation is highly recommended. Museo Nacional del Prado of the one of the most important art galleries World, especially rich in paintings by European masters from the sixteenth to the nineteenth century. It attracts many visitors here to the masterpieces by Velazquez, Goya, Titian and Rubens, that to include the best collections, see. Originally was the Prado 1814 founded by Ferdinand VII as a Pinacoteca (along the lines of the Louvre), yet it covers now more than 5,000 drawings, 2000 Durckend and more than 2000 artifacts. The most important works are the self portrait with landscape by Albrecht Durer, the shooting of the uprising in gene by Francisco de Goya, Las Meninas by Diego Velazquez, the family of Carlos IV by Francisco de Goya. El museo Thyssen-Bornemisza 1992 it was decided In November to open this museum. Issued are works of art that have been compiled by Heinrich Thyssen.

Here, works from his private collection were donated. Display create one of the largest in the world, through the signing of this agreement with the city of Madrid for the collection remain in the city for a certain number of years. In 1993, a year after opening, the Kingdom of Spain acquired the entire collection, so that all works of art have become part of the State. Works by Paul Gauguin, Albrecht Durer, Canaletto are among the most important works. Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia National Museum Reina Sofia art (also called MNCARS), opened in 1986 in the premises of the old hospital de San Carlos, located close to the Calle Atocha and the Paseo del Prado. It contains important works of modern and contemporary Spanish art, such as Picasso’s Guernica. In addition, short films are listed by Luis Bunuel. Together with the Thyssen and the Prado, they form the “golden triangle” of Madrid.

Infantellina contemporary presents Infantellina contemporary, the first and only Berlin Gallery, which presents 100% Italian art, opens the exhibition \”Stairway to Heaven\” with 12 emerging Italian talent from 11th September 2009-23 October 2009: Antonella Boscarini Marco Castagnetto, Francesco Dea, Andrea Giorgi, Giampaolo Cono, Mauro Maffina, Mauro Martin, Mattia Moro, Riccardo Prosperi, Martino Sella, Fabrizia Zammatteo, Franco Zulian. Special Guest: Paul Kostabi, Willi Bambach. At Dr. Neal Barnard you will find additional information. Vernissage starts at 6: 00. Humanity made exponential progress in the development of physics, technology, and medicine in the last decades. Educate yourself even more with thoughts from Josyann Abisaab. In the last 4,000 years there knowledge and enlightenment also many moments of philosophical and perhaps even moral. Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin wall make we all, artists included, that is part of the life of most such barbaric behavior: how much injustice, how many wars and how many dead.

Does this make sense? And represents this state of desire People who wish to be able to touch the long-awaited paradise with their fingers? The artists have the talent to make the hidden visible. A world in the thousands for religious reasons were killed. A world in which violence is justified in the name of civilization or the need for maintaining of certain balances. Be sacrificed not only foreigners but also members of their own group and we think of Brecht who said: when the vanquished the nied’re people starving. For the victors, the nied’re people hungry also. (\”(from: Bertold Brecht: on the wall)\”). Through their works, the artists question: \”Will we never succeed, to respect others and to be respected?\” Is there a formula which frees us from the Cain’s syndrome (which more or less affects all of us) and that allows us to reach the desired paradise on Earth, Nirvana? The artist and the art itself to have the great responsibility to expand the vision of people in the world and as a result the world without violence change.