The focus of this exhibition is to create that surprising vessel where formal, conceptual or aesthetic relationships produced between the works in the Telefónica Collection converge.
From the first attempts to the Metaverse, the exhibition explores this space in which different layers of reality overlap.
We have more information than ever before, information that is generated at an unprecedented speed. However, our exposure to manipulation increases in parallel.
Can algorithms guarantee greater neutrality and efficiency? Are they as free from human bias as we tend to think? How can we make our humanity prevail in a calculated world?
This exhibition explores how art, science and philosophy have represented this fascinating organ throughout history and takes us into both the anatomy of the brain and everything it generates.
In this exhibition, we bring together the Australian creator’s most outstanding works –known for the captivating visions of his imaginary worlds– in the form of video installations.
This exhibition seeks to offer a reflection on the future. To understand how we thought about the future in the past and why, and what alternative futures we can imagine today.
The heart of the exhibition is dedicated to a colour range that is fertile ground for ideas related to religion, power, industrial development and social habits. #EspacioColor
In her first important solo exhibition in Spain, the artist immerses the viewer in a journey through different landscapes that transport us from a view of clean abstract lines.
We are proud to present a journey into the mind of Richard Buckminster Fuller, an American designer, architect, thinker, philosopher and visionary.
Pioneer, genius: this small format exhibition is our tribute to that great comedian, Miguel Gila. To that “other way” he had of doing things, to leaving a completely new mark on the world.
A permanent exhibition showing the evolution of remote communication, with a special emphasis on telephony in Spain.
A permanent exhibition project consisting of mainly unknown photographs.
This exhibition offers a broad overview of the video artist’s career and a reflection on the human condition and the passing of time.
