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EXHIBITION “DUANE MICHALS. EL FOTÓGRAFO DE LO INVISIBLE (DUANE MICHALS. PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE INVISIBLE)”

From 28 May through 24 August 2025, Fundación Canal is pleased to present the exhibition Duane Michals.  El fotógrafo de lo invisible (Duane Michals. Photographer of the Invisible), a one-of-a-kind retrospective included in PHotoEspaña 2025’s official section. Curated by Enrica Viganà and created in close collaboration with the artist...
Fundación Canal
22 marzo, 2024

Down Madrid

Fundación Canal
22 marzo, 2024
One of Fundación Canal’s objectives is to improve opportunities for knowledge through educational programmes and general-interest activities in art and culture. It donated the proceeds from its 2023 concerts in the Chamber Music Series and the Family Music Series to the project ArteDown, by Down Madrid, which provides educational...
Fundación Canal
22/03/2024 - 30/04/2024

World Water Day

Fundación Canal
22/03/2024 - 30/04/2024
In celebration of World Water Day, Fundación Canal is pleased to present Siete lemas por el agua (Seven Slogans for Water), a school contest for third-cycle Primary and Secondary students in the Community of Madrid. The intent is to foster creativity with good use...
Mateo Inurria 2 Hall
07/02/2024 - 21/04/2024

Surrealisms. The age of the machine

Mateo Inurria 2 Hall
07/02/2024 - 21/04/2024
On the centenary of André Breton’s first Manifesto of Surrealism (Manifeste du surréalisme, 1924), Fundación Canal is hosting an exhibition that reveals the influence that the machine exerted on the Surrealist movement, until now little explored. In New York, after the First World War, art embraces industrialisation, the machine takes...
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Sala Mateo Inurria 2
Starting from November 9th

THE BERLIN WALL: A DIVIDED WORLD

Sala Mateo Inurria 2
Starting from November 9th
The Berlin Wall measured 155 kilometers, 43 of which served as the border between East and West Berlin. For 10,860 days, it divided the German capital, the country, and the world. It stood as the visible symbol of the Cold War until November 9, 1989. Now, an essential exhibition arrives...
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