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This unique exhibition brings the groundbreaking oeuvre of Francisco de Goya y Lucientes (1746−1828) into dialogue with work by contemporaries and artists from later generations. With his fierce, gripping depictions of injustice, abuses and horrors of his time, Goya was the pivot in the development of a modernity firmly anchored in the Spanish realist tradition. Seventy artists — from the 18th century to the present — confront Goya’s expressive complexity and prove how his formal, conceptual and ideological legacy continues to intrigue, move and inspire.

Featuring artists such as, among others, Eugenio Lucas Velázquez, Ignacio Zuloaga, Pablo Picasso, José Gutiérrez Solana, Delhy Tejero, Jorge Oteiza, Antonio Saura, Eduardo Arroyo, Marisa González and Patricia Gadea.
With new work by, among others, Álvaro Perdices and Albert Serra.
Co-production AC/E Acción Cultural Española
In collaboration with Ministerio de Cultura de España: Dirección General de Patrimonio Cultural y Bellas Artes, Fundación Ibercaja, Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía en Mensajeros de la Paz
This exhibition is organised and produced by EUROPALIA and hosted in the galleries of Bozar.

After this event we will have a drink if you want.
>Please sign up only if you plan to join; this will prevent us from waiting for you. Thank you ;)

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Ticket: it's safer to buy your ticket in advance.
Ticket price:
-If you have the Museum Pass/ICOMBrussels card: one free entry per day to one of a selection of exhibitions
-standard price = 18€
-<30 = 9€

Location:
Train
The Centre of Fine Arts is close to the Brussels Central Train Station. It's just a 5 minutes walk. Find more informations on NMBS.
Metro
Metrostations Central Station and Park (line 1 and 5).
Tram
Tram lines 92 en 93 stop at the Palais / Paleizen tram station.
Bus
Several bus lines (27 - 29 - 34 - 38 - 63 - 65 - 66 - 71 - 71N - 95) stop at the Bozar bus station.

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