"la Caixa" Foundation’s science museum in Barcelona is hosting from today until February 2022 a biographical exhibition on the visionary Nikola Tesla. The display takes a chronological journey through his life and the technological advances that ...

”la Caixa” Foundation presents its programme for the 2021-2022 season: 31 shows at CaixaForum and CosmoCaixa cultural centres and 9 travelling exhibitions that will tour Spain and Portugal. Of these 40 titles, 15 will premiere in the new season.

The Homo ludens. Video games to understand the present exhibition, curated by Luca Carrubba and designed by the Domestic Data Streamers studio, presents an anthropological look at video games, a cultural, aesthetic and artistic phenomenon essential ...

The Universe of Jean Prouvé. Architecture / Industry / Furniture exhibition is a retrospective exploring the work of the French industrialist and furniture designer whose prefabricated elements revolutionised construction techniques in the mid-20th ...

The international art collective brings Art, Technology, Nature, an interactive, immersive project with infinite possibilities to the cultural centre operated by ”la Caixa” Foundation.

The Human Image: Art, Identities and Symbolism exhibition explores the representation of the human being throughout the history of art, across different cultures and eras up to the present day, in the framework of a new collaboration with the ...

The Universe of Jean Prouvé. Architecture / Industry / Furniture exhibition is a retrospective exploring the work of the French industrialist and furniture designer whose prefabricated elements revolutionised construction techniques in the mid-20th ...

The "la Caixa" Foundation and BIST are creating a chemical biology programme to promote two new cutting-edge research groups at IRB Barcelona and IBEC (both BIST centres). The initiative aims to attract talent from the field of chemical biology, and ...

Research with prominent participation by the Center for Research in Health and Economics (CRES-UPF) and the Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, has calculated the years of life lost (YLL) rate due to the pandemic in 81 countries.