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Madrid 17.10.24
Ana, laughing again under a roof
A victim of gender-based violence, when she was 30 years old Ana found herself living in a shack in a park. She managed to get by, but a new partner also abused her; she had to leave her daughter with social services and ended up homeless once more. ...Read more -
Barcelona 10.10.24
The future of breast cancer management
Breast cancer is one of the most prevalent tumours in the world. One in eight women will experience breast cancer in her lifetime. Biological understanding of the breast tumour provides insights into how it will behave in the future, depending on ...Read more -
Barcelona 03.10.24
Esther Latres: "We want to improve the lives of people with type 1 diabetes"
Between 5% and 10% of the adult population suffers from diabetes, a chronic disease that, in the long term, can lead to complications that significantly reduce the quality of life of those affected. The "la Caixa" Foundation, aware of the importance ...Read more -
Pamplona 01.10.24
The colours of loneliness in the elderly
Gloria, Rosa, Joaquina, Mirentxu and Mertxe are between 75 and 90 years old and live in Pamplona. They all have something in common: for one reason or another, they felt lonely. Thanks to the Always Supported programme of the "la Caixa" Foundation, ...Read more -
Barcelona 27.09.24
Valentí Fuster: “We need to create a culture of health and quality of life”
Dr Valentí Fuster (Barcelona, 1943) is one of the most renowned Spanish cardiologists and researchers in the world. His work has significantly improved the treatment of patients with heart diseases. In addition, his social commitment has led him to ...Read more -
Barcelona 20.09.24
Júlia Pareto: “The great ethical risk of AI is the abdication of human freedom”
Recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are raising expectations about its potential, but also debates about its risks. Júlia Pareto, who holds a PhD in Philosophy, is one of the thinkers exploring the challenges of this technology from an ...Read more -
Barcelona 16.09.24
CosmoCaixa celebrates its 20th anniversary with over 16.5 million visitors
In its two decades of existence under the name CosmoCaixa, the "la Caixa" Foundation’s centre dedicated to scientific outreach and the promotion of scientific vocations has hosted 52 exhibitions and over 4,200 different activities for all audiences. ...Read more -
Barcelona 06.09.24
Miquel Casas: “One in five students has neurodevelopmental dysfunctions that hinder school performance”
Honorary Professor of Psychiatry at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, director of the SJD MIND Schools programme at the Hospital Sant Joan de Déu and president of the Sant Pau Research Foundation (FISP), Miquel Casas studies the relationship ...Read more -
Madrid 04.09.24
CaixaForum Madrid will host exhibitions on Alice in Wonderland, Weimar Republic and Oceania
During this 2024-2025 season, CaixaForum Madrid will host exhibitions dedicated to the cultural impact of the world of Alice in Wonderland, in collaboration with the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the tumultuous years and cultural explosion ...Read more -
Madrid 04.09.24
Voices of the Pacific. Innovation and tradition
Voices of the Pacific. Innovation and tradition is an exhibition that celebrates the creativity and artistic sensibility of the people of the Pacific Islands.Read more -
Several cities 04.09.24
Dinosaurs from Patagonia
A majestic replica of the largest dinosaur known to have inhabited the Earth is the star of the exhibition Dinosaurs from Patagonia, which explores the evolution and diversity of the dinosaurs from this region.Read more -
Barcelona 03.09.24
CaixaForum Barcelona and CosmoCaixa: from Alice in Wonderland, Rubens to aliens
During this 2024-2025 season, CaixaForum Barcelona and the CosmoCaixa Science Museum will host exhibitions dedicated to the cultural impact of the world of Alice in Wonderland, the great Flemish Baroque artist Peter Paul Rubens, the turbulent years ...Read more -
Several cities 03.09.24
The CaixaForum and CosmoCaixa centres will host some thirty exhibitions in the 2024-2025 season
The network of CaixaForum centres and CosmoCaixa Science Museum will host some thirty exhibitions during the 2024-2025 season, notable among which are around ten premieres, with the aim of democratising culture by bring it closer to as many people ...Read more -
Several cities 03.09.24
Symphony.A journey to the heart of music
A pioneering immersive experience using virtual reality technology takes viewers on an emotional journey to the interior of music.Read more -
Several cities 03.09.24
Interior Berlanga. Cinema, life and humor
This exhibition offers an intimate and comprehensive portrait of Luis García Berlanga: from stereotypes to reality, from the most publicised to the unknownRead more -
Barcelona 03.09.24
Rubens and the Flemish Baroque artists
The unrivalled creativity of Rubens, his influence and the aesthetic renewal he promoted take centre stage of this exhibition, in which the paintings of this master engage in a dialogue with those of artists such as Van Dyck, Jordaens and Brueghel.Read more -
Several cities 03.09.24
The worlds of Alice. Dreaming of Wonderland
A dreamlike journey into the origins, adaptations and artistic reinventions of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland through time and different disciplines, the largest exhibition on a Victorian cultural phenomenon that forms part of today’s collective ...Read more -
Barcelona 03.09.24
Out of frame. Works by Dijkstra and Philippe Parreno
This exhibition presents two works by Rineke Dijkstra and Philippe Parreno from the ”la Caixa” Foundation Contemporary Art Collection, interpreting Goya and Rembrandt and offering two different approaches to experiencing a work of art.Read more -
Several cities 03.09.24
Ravel's Bolero
An immersive journey into the heart of the symphony orchestra through Maurice Ravel's universal classic that follows in the footsteps of the successful Symphony.Read more -
Several cities 03.09.24
Uncertain times. Germany between wars
Framed between two world wars, the Weimar Republic of 1919-1933 was marked by intractable tensions and a tragic end. But many of its ideas and debates, and the legacy of its boundless creativity, live on today.Read more