Reporting on post-Franco cultural shifts in the Andalusian town Priego de Córdoba.

Spanish artists and institutions expand their horizons at home and abroad in the pre-1992 buildup.

Big changes in the Spanish art world are the result of government policies and social transformation in the post-Franco era.

Manuel Borja-Villel's rehang of the Reina Sofí­a highlights its holdings of Spanish modernist icons—along with the unknown, the unexpected, and the international.

Robin reported on the Guggenheim’s new branches in Bilbao and Berlin

Antoni Tàpies, Spain’s most acclaimed contemporary artist, finds inspiration in the graffitied walls that allude to the passion and troubled spirit of his homeland

Art and politics converge at Expo ‘92 in Seville.

Madrid museum nixes Basque request to loan Picasso’s anti-war masterwork to the new Guggenheim Museum Bilbao. Politics are involved.

Talavera is firing up, just as it did centuries ago

A new exhibition explores the overlapping worlds of Christian and Jewish art in medieval Spain.

Painter Antoni Tàpies, descendant of Picasso and Miró, did not leave an heir apparent.

The delicate art of restoring a polychrome altarpiece.

The graphic language of 900-year-old Catalan frescoes refers to love, damnation, and the all-seeing eye of God.

Visiting the places in northern Spain where the well-known Basque artist Ignacio Zuloaga lived and worked.

Interviewing the popular torero at his finca in La Mancha

A visit with Spain’s ‘red’ duchess at her palace in Andalusia.

The Spanish cities of Jerez, Puerto de Santa María and Sanlucar de Barrameda make most of the world's sherry, but there is plenty to do in these small cities besides drink wine, and plenty to see as well.

While some view Melilla, the Spanish city in the Maghreb, as an outdated relic of colonialism, others see it as a multicultural harbinger of Europe’s future.

An interview with Dalí biographer Ian Gibson.

Unpacking the controversy over modernist streetlamps in Madrid’s Puerta del Sol