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Madrid03.09.25

Matisse, blurring in art, Ashurbanipal, and an ode to nature in the new season at CaixaForum Madrid

In the 2025–2026 season, CaixaForum Madrid will host exhibitions dedicated to the career, evolution, reach and influence of French painter Henri Matisse; to artists who embraced the technique of blurring, taking inspiration from Claude Monet’s Water Lilies series; and to an immersive ode to nature. The programme also includes a monographic exhibition on Ashurbanipal, King of Assyria and one of history’s great forgotten rulers, among other proposals.

Exhibitions

  • Henri Matisse, "Le Rêve" [The dream], may 1935. Centre Pompidou, París. Musée national d’art moderne / Centre de création industrielle AM 1979-106.
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    Barcelona02.09.25

    An immersive ode to nature, Matisse, blurring in art, and a mammoth, all in the new season at CaixaForum Barcelona and CosmoCaixa

    CaixaForum Barcelona will host exhibitions exploring Henri Matisse; the traditions of the Pacific Islands; artists who have embraced the technique of blurring; and an immersive ode to nature.

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  • Visitors to the "Root for Nature" experience.
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    Several locations02.09.25

    Root for Nature

    A powerful and contemporary immersive experience that offers a striking journey through the lens of biodiversity—encouraging positive action and commitment to environmental protection.

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  • Dance mask New Britain, Papua New Guinea 1980s Wood, fibre and fern leaf.
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    Barcelona02.09.25

    Voices of the Pacific. Innovation and tradition

    Pays tribute to the richness and diversity of the artistic traditions of the Pacific Islanders through 208 objects, the vast majority from the British Museum's collection.

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  • Documentary Children on Camera - A Primer about Movies (1969).
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    Several locations02.09.25

    [REC]ollections. Life through Home Movies

    For more than a century, home cinema has been capturing fragments of everyday life. This exhibition celebrate home cinema as an audiovisual heritage of immense sociological, historical and aesthetic value.

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  • Henri Matisse, «Luxe, calme et volupté» [Luxury, calm and voluptuousness], autumn-winter 1904. Centre Pompidou, Paris. Musée national d’art moderne / Center de création industrielle. On deposit at the Musée d’Orsay, 1985, AM 1982-96.
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    Several locations02.09.25

    Chez Matisse. The Legacy of a New Approach to Painting

    A showcase of the career, evolution, reach and influence of Henri Matisse through a wide selection of works, most of which come from the Centre Pompidou. 

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  • Vincent Dulom (1965), «Hommage à Monet», 2024.
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    Several locations02.09.25

    Out of Focus. Another Vision of Art

    Monet’s Water Lilies series introduced the concept of blurriness into art, using the hazy and indistinct as expressive elements. This exhibition explores how this phenomenon became a new way of representing and understanding the world for later artists.

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  • Ashurbanipal killing the lion symbolizes the king's strength and courage.
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    Madrid03.09.25

    I am Ashurbanipal, king of the world, king of Assyria 

    Warrior. Scholar. Empire builder. King slayer. Lion hunter. Ashurbanipal, king of Assyria, one of history’s greatest forgotten kings, is revealed in all his glory in this exhibition in collaboration with the British Museum.

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  • Ravel’s Bolero offers a new immersive journey to enjoy classical music
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    Several locations02.09.25

    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.

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  • After four years of production, the ‘la Caixa’ Foundation is launching this emotional experience worldwide thanks to virtual reality technology.
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    Several locations02.09.25

    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

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  • Fossilized skeleton of a Siberian mammoth.
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    Barcelona02.09.25

    Universe Hall

    The iconic permanent exhibition hall at the CosmoCaixa Science Museum will this season feature a mammoth fossil and update some elements to explore the laws of physics and the Sun.

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  • Image of the Planetarium in CosmoCaixa.
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    Barcelona02.09.25

    Planetarium

    This season, the CosmoCaixa is launching four new Planetarium shows, including one designed for babies and another focused on eclipses, taking advantage of the total solar eclipse in 2026. 

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  • Model of the "Perseverance", present in the exhibition.
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    Barcelona02.09.25

    Extraterrestrials. Is there life outside Earth?

    What if we were not the only living beings in the universe? The search for life in the cosmos, its history and its representation in the arts are the main focus of this exhibition.

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  • Peter Paul Rubens, The Judgement of Paris, ca. 1638. Oil on canvas.
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    Barcelona03.09.24

    Rubens and the Flemish Baroque artists

    The creativity of Rubens, his influence and the aesthetic renewal he promoted take centre stage of this exhibition, in which his paintings engage in a dialogue with Van Dyck, Jordaens and Brueghel.

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  • Philippe Parreno, frame from La quinta del sordo, 2021.
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    Several locations02.09.25

    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.

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