ARCO Madrid 2020: 10 Must-See Exhibitions in the Spanish Capital

During ARCO Madrid 2020, the city offers a rich program of exhibitions across museums and private institutions. Highlights include Bill Viola's retrospective at Espacio Fundación Telefónica, Joan Jonas's ocean-themed project at Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, and a Rembrandt portrait show at the same museum. Ian Cheng's first solo show in Spain opens the Fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo Madrid's activities. The Chilean Colección Engel is showcased at Sala Alcalá 31. Casa Encendida presents Jiri Georg Dokoupil's retrospective, Álvaro Urbano's installation, and works by young Spanish artists. Fundación Mapfre hosts a Rodin-Giacometti dialogue, while Fundación Canal shows Rodin's drawings. Museo Reina Sofía features Ceija Stojka's first Spanish monographic exhibition on the Roma genocide. Tabacalera presents a group show of nine Spanish female photographers. The Engel collection, hosted by the Comunidad de Madrid, includes 89 works by 37 Chilean artists. Earling Kagge's collection is displayed at Banco Santander in Boadilla del Monte. Joan Jonas will perform at Museo del Prado on February 26. The Rembrandt exhibition includes loans from the Rijksmuseum, MET, National Gallery of Art, and National Gallery London. Ian Cheng's trilogy 'Emissaries' uses AI simulations. Rodin-Giacometti is curated by Catherine Chevillot and Catherine Grenier. Ceija Stojka, a Romani survivor of three concentration camps, documented her experience through writing and painting.