Summer Art Exhibitions in Madrid: From Ortega to Sugimoto

The summer art season in Madrid for 2016 showcases five significant exhibitions. Damián Ortega's 'Il razzo e l'abisso' at the Palacio de Cristal delves into the conflicts of capitalism through symbols of modern architecture. Rémy Zaugg's retrospective, 'Questioni di percezione,' is displayed at the Palacio de Velázquez, highlighting his exploration of perception and the relationship between color and language over the past forty years. At Fundación Mapfre's Sala Recoletos, 'Black Box' features Hiroshi Sugimoto's photography, including his notable 'Portraits' series of historical figures. CaixaForum presents 'Il peso di un gesto,' curated by Julião Sarmento, which includes 29 works from 19 artists. Lastly, the Museo Reina Sofía exhibits 'Campo Cerrado. Arte e potere nella postguerra spagnola. 1939-53,' a project by María Dolores Jiménez Blanco comprising 1,000 pieces, featuring works by Dalí.