As part of the closing events of “Istanbul, Cultural Capital of Europe 2010”, Sakıp Sabancı Museum of Istanbul held an exhibition that gathered the best samples of calligraphy and Islamic Art from the Aga Khan Museum. The show included more than one hundred works including unique Qur’ans, manuscripts and miniatures, portraits, textiles and architectural elements. […]

Aragón’s pavilion was the most visited during the Expo. The design concept was based on a panoramic audiovisual created by the Spanish film maker Carlos Saura that showed spectacular images of the region of Aragón, reflected in a space filled with mirrors, creating a magical atmosphere. The interactive floor guided the path for the visitors […]

Located in the refurbished Archbishop Palace of Zaragoza, the museum holds a valuable collection of religious sculpture, paintings as well as goldsmiths and silversmith works, displayed in galleries organized by different artistic periods. Two multimedia galleries articulate the exhibition. The main audiovisual is presented in the Gothic gallery, which is the heart of the museum. […]

Almeria’s Museum has a conceptual design that plays splendidly with the modern architecture of the building. The 13-meter high Stratigraphic Column rises through the entire space, giving sense to all the archaeological artefacts and data displayed. A mix of human scale and artistic approach to all exhibits breaks the rules of traditional archaeological museums. Design […]