The "Complementary and Supplementary" exhibition presents a unique selection of twenty artworks from Mariano Yera's esteemed private collection. This display offers an insightful perspective on contemporary Spanish art, featuring both abstract and figurative styles. It aims to broaden and refine the understanding of art from the second half of the 20th century by integrating artists and themes not typically found in institutional holdings.
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This exhibition showcases twenty significant contemporary art works from the private collection of Mariano Yera, featuring both abstract and figurative pieces. The collection aims to broaden and refine the panorama of Spanish art, complementing and supplementing the Fundación Juan March's existing holdings.
Over several decades, businessman Mariano Yera assembled one of Spain's most important private collections of contemporary art. Twenty significant works from this collection, both abstract and figurative, are temporarily on display at the Fundación Juan March museums. These works enhance the understanding of Spanish art from the second half of the 20th century by introducing artists not previously represented in the museum's collection and expanding upon those already present. The exhibition provides a richer perspective on the evolution of art in Spain, allowing for a more comprehensive appreciation of the artistic landscape.
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An essential 2001 essay on public sector economics and policy.
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Archived performance document from November 22, 2025, at Juan March Institute.
This photographic entry preserves the 'Johann Sebastian Jazz' concert, a captivating blend of Bach's classical works with innovative jazz interpretations. Part of the 'Saturday Concerts' series, it offers a visual and conceptual mirror of music history.
Concert Record
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El retorno de las almas
Expert analysis by José Luis Malo de Molina on EU economic history.
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Monetary Policy Publication
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