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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.
For more information, visit the María Cristina Masaveu Peterson Foundation website by clicking here.
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.
Further details on the programme of activities and the doors can be found on the dedicated website: https://puertasantoniolopez.com/.
The statue of Francisco de Goya is installed in Fuendetodos.
A statue representing the famous Aragonese painter has been installed opposite Francisco de Goya's birthplace in Fuendetodos, Zaragoza. The town council commissioned artists Antonio López and Andrés García Ibáñez to create this sculpture.
The bronze sculpture is slightly larger than life-size and stands on a 5 cm plinth of the same material, which has been installed directly on the ground. The video accompanying the news item shows the process of installing the sculpture and provides details of how it was put in place.
The statue's official inauguration is scheduled to coincide with the town's Fiesta Goyesca on 20 September 2025. This date coincides precisely with the commemoration of Goya's birth.
On 10 June, the poster for the 64th Festival de Cante de Las Minas de La Unión in Murcia was unveiled at Madrid's renowned Corral de la morería flamenco venue. The poster is based on a painting by Antonio López called Rosas de 2021, which was adapted for the occasion and chosen by the artist himself. Antonio chose this work because it embodies the emotions transmitted by flamenco art; the glass overflowing with flowers symbolises the explosion of flamenco.
Previous editions have featured posters by other notable contemporary artists, including Joan Miró, Antoni Tàpies, Eduardo Chillida and Carlos Saura. The president of the Fundación Cante de las Minas and mayor of La Unión, Joaquín Zapata, presented the poster, accompanied by the Murcia councillor for tourism and culture, Carmen Conesa; Julio Niebla; and the actor Imanol Arias, who will be the town crier of the 2025 festival.
Further information is available on the festival website.
On 5 June, the new Dalí monograph published by Taschen in collaboration with the Gala-Dalí Foundation was presented in Barcelona. Entitled 'Dalí. Baby Sumo', brings together the painter's work in two lavish volumes accompanied by essays by the Dalí Museums' director and deputy director, Montse Aguer and Carme Ruiz.
This collector's item, which weighs 16 kilos, was presented at the Convent dels Àngels in Barcelona. Those in attendance included the artist Antonio López, Montse Aguer, and the gallery owner Artur Ramón, who participated in a roundtable discussion on Dalí.
Further information is available on the publisher's website and in the following Levante jounal news item.
The Professor Uría Foundation is holding the eighth edition of its Seminar on Law and Art from 7 April to 9 June 2025. The aim of this event is to explore the intersection between art and the law, so that law professionals can better understand the world of artistic creation and its points of confluence with the law.
One of the most important aspects of the course is the analysis of the influence of artificial intelligence on the creation of works of art. Among the activities planned, a talk between Antonio López and Guillermo Solana stands out. The artist shared his ideas on art, his work and AI. This conversation took place on the 5th of May 2025 at the Foundation's headquarters, located at 187 Príncipe de Vergara Street in Madrid.
For more information, visit the Foundation's website by clicking here.
The Centre Pompidou-Metz is preparing to celebrate its 15th anniversary with an exhibition entitled "Endless Sunday. Maurizio Cattelan and the Pompidou Collection". The exhibition will be open to the public from 8 May 2025 to 2 February 2027.
Designed as a tribute to the French philosopher Gilles Deleuze, the exhibition will fill all the museum's spaces, from the Forum and the Grande Nef to Gallery 1, the garden and even the rooftops. Hundreds of works from the Centre Pompidou's collection will be on display alongside forty works by the artist and co-curator of the exhibition, Maurizio Cattelan. Among the museum's works will be Antonio López's painting 'My Parents'.
"Endless Sunday" explores the notion of Sunday, a theme with multiple social, political and aesthetic connotations, raising pressing and topical questions. For almost two years, visitors will enjoy an artistic dialogue between contemporary works and Cattelan's provocative creations.
More information on the exhibition's website, here.
