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A retrospective exhibition of the work of the painter María Moreno is being presented for the first time. The Museum of Contemporary Spanish Realism (MUREC) in Almería is organising this solo exhibition, which traces the artist’s career from her formative years to the end of her career.
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Through the exhibition, which features eighty drawings and paintings by Moreno, visitors can trace her artistic journey from her darker early works to her later, colourful and luminous paintings. It also showcases all the genres María worked in, from portraiture to cityscapes, still lifes and flower paintings.
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It is a fine opportunity to view several of her works that have never before been exhibited in Spain, as they are held in European collections. To complement the exhibition, a small selection of works by her husband, Antonio López, in which Mari is the subject, is included.
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The exhibition will be open from 12 June to 4 October 2026 at the MUREC in Almería.
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For further information, visit the Museum's website by clicking here.
On 19 June, Antonio López will take part in the conference *The World to Come*, organised by the Ibercaja Foundation at the Zaragoza Conference Centre. To mark its 150th anniversary, the foundation has organised two days of events designed as a meeting point between the past, present and future, with the aim of highlighting its achievements, recognising those who have been part of its history and initiating a shared reflection on the challenges ahead.
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A meeting point for international leaders and voices that are already shaping the world to come. Building on dialogue and joint reflection, and transforming this into a shared, open, participatory experience that is connected to society.
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Alongside Guillermo Solana, Artistic Director of the Thyssen Museum, Antonio López will discuss ‘Culture as a driving force for progress’ between 11.30 am and 12.15 pm.
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For further information, please visit the conference website here.
After more than twenty years of collecting, Iberdrola is presenting part of its collection at the Bilbao Fine Arts Museum in an exhibition entitled ‘Parallels and Meridians: The Iberdrola Collection’, marking the energy company’s 125th anniversary.
​The exhibition features a selection of 138 contemporary pieces from the 400 that make up the collection. Among the works by contemporary Spanish artists is Jardín de Poniente 3, a painting by María Moreno from the year 2000. Furthermore, the exhibition opens with the two views of Bilbao, still in progress, which Antonio López is painting from the Iberdrola Tower.
The collection itself illustrates the company’s evolution and growth: first in the Basque Country, then expanding to the rest of Spain, and finally its internationalisation.
The exhibition will be open from 29 April to 30 August 2026. For further information, please visit the exhibition’s website via this link.
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On the 13th of February, a collective exhibition will open at the Casa de Cultura Les Bernardes in Gerona, bringing together the work of three artists who have been family: Antonio López Torres, María Moreno and Antonio López.
​In this exhibition, works related to light, space and atmosphere will be on display. The show will feature a selection of carefully chosen pieces, including several recent paintings and sculptures by Antonio. This selection is complemented by some special elements that bring a more experimental approach to certain sections of the exhibition.
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The show will remain opened until the 16th of May, 2026. For more information, visit the venue's website by clicking here.
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ATTENTION: Recently, we have detected an increase in illegal reproductions and fake works by Antonio López being sold online, such as the advertisements illustrating this news item. Click to see some examples. Be wary of these websites and reproductions on canvas.
The only legal place to obtain and license reproductions is the visual artists' rights management organisation, VEGAP; and the only genuine graphic works are those you can see in the glicées and engravings sections of Antonio's website, where we indicate the publishers and printers of each one.
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On 17 February at 7:15 p.m., Antonio will participate in a conversation with María Dolores Jiménez-Blanco, curator of the exhibition, Masaveu Collection. 20th-century Spanish art. From Picasso to Barceló, at the María Cristina Masaveu Peterson Foundation in Madrid. This exhibition features the artist's three works in the Masaveu Collection.
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For more information, visit the María Cristina Masaveu Peterson Foundation website by clicking here.
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On 29 November 2025, the chapter of Burgos Cathedral will host a presentation of the doors created by Antonio López at the cathedral museum, with the artist himself in attendance.
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Further details on the programme of activities and the doors can be found on the dedicated website: https://puertasantoniolopez.com/.