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Yve-Alain Bois on Manuel Borja-Villel's tenure at the Reina Sofía

I DO NOT THINK I CAN CONCEAL my immense admiration for Manuel Borja-Villel (or Manolo, as his friends and collaborators call him), and, in truth, I do not think that I should. So there: I have long considered Borja-Villel the best curator-director of any museum of modern and contemporary art that I know of, by a long shot. The man is indefatigable: During his fifteen years directing Madrid’s Museo Reina Sofía (from January 2008 to January 2023), he personally curated, shepherded, or hosted (and edited) 207 exhibitions. And of course it is not the quantity of shows that matters but their stunning

Spanish court to investigate artists for exhibiting blasphemous sculptures

Null / Credit: Brian A Jackson / ShutterstockACI Prensa Staff, May 1, 2023 / 10:30 am (CNA).A court has decreed that preliminary proceedings be initiated to investigate a group of artists for "the possible existence of a criminal offense" against religious sentiments.The decision of the Trial Court No. 6 of Fuenlabrada, Spain, was made as a result of a complaint filed by the Christian Lawyers Foundation.The complaint alleges the so-called Collective of Southern Artists (CAS) committed the crime of derision of the Christian faith.Specifically, the lawsuit was filed for an exhibition of crucifixes made with doll heads. The pieces presented the crucified man armed with a pistol in his left hand and holding a bank note in his right.Another one of the pieces for which the criminal complaint was filed appears to be a confessional and inside it, a priest is obscenely represented.The lawyer from Chrisitan Lawyers in charge of the case, Ana Antón, hailed the court s decision."At

Spanish Court to Investigate Artists for Exhibiting Blasphemous Sculptures

The complaint alleges the so-called Collective of Southern Artists (CAS) committed the crime of derision of the Christian faith.