Evening with music and art “España blanca y negra”
14/04/2024 | 18:00
Kadriorg Art Museum
Price
€20
Tickets at ticket office and Fienta
Ignacio Zuloaga (1870–1945). The Compliment. Detail. 1902. Oil. Private collection, Barcelona
Concert
Theme event
Evening with music and art “España blanca y negra”
The programme is a little taste of Spain. It describes the different dances and traditions of Spain united by a common flavour and texture. This music has a lot of variations and differences, because the programme includes different composers and is touching different aspects of the Spanish culture, but at the same time, all of it has the similar taste, textures, harmonies, rhythms… in resume, what we know as the “Spanish music”.
String ensemble “Revelia” Artistic director Eladio Aguilar Concertmaster Toomas Hendrik Ellervee Concert will include also short lectures by art historians and curators of the exhibition: Carlos Alonso Pérez-Fajardo (in English) Aleksandra Murre (in Estonian)
Aleksandra Murre näituse "Ignacio Zuloaga, Hispaania hing" avamisel 2021. Foto Endel Apsalon
Carlos Alonso näituse "Ignacio Zuloaga, Hispaania hing" avamisel 2021. Foto Endel Apsalon
Ansambel „Revelia“
The exhibition „España Blanca y Negra. Vision of Spain, from Fortuny to Picasso” is dedicated to the depiction of Spain and includes romantic views of Spain, as well as masterpieces by the grand masters of Modernism. Buoyant and sunny, or dark and tragic, the “whiteness” and “blackness” of the quintessence of Spain are revealed through magnificent works of art.
Ramon Casas (1866–1932). Bullfighting Ring. Undated. Oil. Private collection, Barcelona. Courtesy of Galeria Senda
Joaquim Mir (1873–1940). Part of the mural painting of the artist’s house in Trinxet. 1904. Oil. Colección EL CONVENTET, Barcelona
Eugenio Lucas Velázquez (1817–1870). Goring at a Village Bullfight. 1855. Oil. Colección Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza, on free loan to Museo Carmen Thyssen Málaga
Marià Fortuny (1838–1874). Daughter of the Artist María Luisa in the Garden of Fortuny’s House in Granada. 1872–1874. Oil. Colección Vida Muñoz, Almería
Joaquín Sorolla (1863–1923). Waiting for the Catch. 1915. Oil. Private collection, Bilbao
Ignacio Zuloaga (1870–1945). The Compliment. 1902. Oil. Private collection, Barcelona
Darío de Regoyos (1857–1913). Capuchins in Fuenterrabía. 1908. Oil. Casacuberta Marsans, ARTE C.M.
Isidre Nonell (1872–1911). A Chestnut Seller. 1897–1900. Oil. Colección EL CONVENTET, Barcelona
Santiago Rusiñol (1861–1931). Garden of Aranjuez. Glorieta II. 1907. Oil. Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía
Pablo Picasso (1881–1973). Scene from the Bohemian Life: Death of a Sick Young Woman. Ca 1900. Pencil, charcoal and pastel. ARTHISPANIA Collection
Hermen Anglada Camarasa (1871–1959). Nude under the Vine. Ca 1909–1910. Oil. Arte Ederren Bilboko Museoa – Museo de Bellas Artes de Bilbao
The exhibition is dedicated to the depiction of Spain and includes romantic views of Spain, as well as masterpieces by the grand masters of Modernism. Buoyant and sunny, or dark and tragic, the “whiteness” and “blackness” of the quintessence of Spain are revealed through magnificent works of art.
The exhibition is dedicated to the depiction of Spain and includes romantic views of Spain, as well as masterpieces by the grand masters of Modernism. Buoyant and sunny, or dark and tragic, the “whiteness” and “blackness” of the quintessence of Spain are revealed through magnificent works of art.
