View of Contemporary Spanish Art from the FMCMP Collection at the Brickell Key Centre Space (Miami).
Photo: Antonio Chagin – ACH Digital Photography.
Contemporary Spanish Art from the FMCMP Collection is the title of an exhibition programme designed specifically for the Brickell Key Centre Space, located in the heart of Miami, with the aim of inviting American audiences to discover a significant selection of contemporary Spanish art.
The exhibition programme represents a unique opportunity to showcase Spanish artistic creation on the international scene. Miami, a city with strong ties to contemporary art, offers the ideal setting for this initiative that brings together emerging talents and established figures, contributing to the promotion of Spanish cultural heritage abroad.
The first exhibition in the programme features a carefully curated selection of nine works by leading painters of the last third of the twentieth century, such as José María Sicilia, Luis Claramunt and Miguel Ángel Campano, displayed alongside works by contemporary creators like Ana Barriga, Miguel Caravaca, Hugo Fontela, Albert Pinya, Mario Mankey and Antonio Arribas Hernández, who reflect the new sensibilities and languages of the art being produced today.
The show also includes the iconic sculpture Amor, by Robert Indiana, establishing a dialogue between the Spanish proposals and the American artistic tradition. This pop art piece serves as a symbolic bridge between the two cultures, reinforcing the international dimension of the show and its aim to foster a creative exchange.
Overall, Contemporary Spanish Art from the FMCMP Collection represents an exemplary cultural project that highlights the Foundation’s committed support for art and patronage. These endeavours play a decisive role in promoting Spanish artistic talent beyond our borders and encouraging cultural cooperation between different countries.
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