The Miró-Picasso exhibition is a unique joint project of the Museu Picasso de Barcelona and the Fundació Joan Miró that takes place simultaneously in both institutions. Joan Miró and Pablo Picasso maintained a close friendship for more than fifty years. The exhibition brings together a group of more than 250 works, ranging from their enconuter in 1917 in Barcelona to their latest monumental projects. “Miró-Picasso” is part of the events of the Picasso Celebration 1973-2023, which encompasses a total of 50 exhibitions dedicated to Picasso that will take place worldwide between fall 2022 and spring 2024. Audioguiarte has produced the audio content and supplied all of the audioguide devices.

The commemoration of the centenary of the death of Joaquín Sorolla Bastida (1863-1923) now focuses on travel and on outdoor painting, the driving force behind all his travels. Sorolla toured a total of fifty-four Spanish and seventeen foreign cities, standing apart his two tours of the United States. In this way, the painter forged an independent and cosmopolitan lifestyle through the progress he always championed. The protagonists of the exhibition are the territory, nature, the sea, the mountains, the atmospheric effects, Spanish nature and monuments, where Sorolla composes with an intimate look his other vision of that Spain that he so unusually traveled and represented. Audioguiarte has produced the audio content and supplies the audioguide devices.

The Bucarelli Palace inaugurates its tours with audio guide to enjoy its historical content. There are two tours, a general one that shows the street plan, and a complete one that covers the first floor. Both tours are available in three languages with performances by various actors. These entertaining tours chronicle the adventures of the Bucarelli family ancestors and dramatize conversations from historical figures to contextualize the visit. Audioguiarte has managed the production of audio content and provided multimedia devices. In addition, Audioguiarte has innovated by offering a personalized PWA as a support to listen to the itinerary. The PWA (progressive web application) technology gives access to the content in an agile and simple way on the visitor’s own device or in a multimedia audio guide. It is delivered through a website and is intended to work in any browser, without the need for complex installations. The PWA of the Palace has audio, photographic and video content, and allows geolocation with wayfinding.

The central campus of the Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) in Madrid will once again become an open-air cinema with the second edition of the CSIC de Cine series. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (July 7), The Mitchells vs. the Machines (July 14), Another Round (July 21) and 20,000 Species of Bees (July 28) are the titles that make up the new program, with two of the films focusing on neuroscience, coinciding with the commemoration of the Ramón y Cajal Research Year. The film screenings are free and outdoors, and all sessions will be introduced by CSIC experts. Audioguiarte will provide visually-impaired attendees with receivers for the audio description of the films in Spanish, and attendees with auditory disabilities with magnetic induction loops to listen to the films.

The Interpretation Center Victorio Macho, devoted to the great Palentino sculptor, inaugurates the audioguide service for the visit. Exhibited in the show are the artist’s projects, plans, sketches, busts and models, such as the head of Our Lord of Otero. Moreover, the center complements the visit with several photographs and informative panels spread out through the galleries. Audioguiarte has produced the audio content and supplied all of the devices. The audioguide reproduces quotes from the artist.

Within the celebrations of Sorolla´s death centenary, the museum proposes a literary exhibition around the figure of the artist by Manuel Vicent. The writer offers a poetic and visual itinerary focusing on the Mediterranean sea and its people, juxtaposing his memories and experiences by the sea. Audioguiarte has produced the audio content and supplied all of the devices.

The Real Maestranza De Caballería of Ronda has inaugurated the new gallery of the Bullfighting with a renewed museographic itinerary. Some of its highlighted contents are the bullfighting controversy, and woman´s figure and role in bullfighting. Moreover, there are new pieces added. In this occasion, Audioguiarte has produced the audio content and has added three new languages to the audioguide´s offer, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. This production can be accessed both through physical audioguides and the PWA that Audioguiarte supplies.

For yet another year, Audioguiarte has collaborated with the Art Exclusive agency at ARCO2023, supplying audio guide equipment for VIP visits to the art fair.

As always, we have held a private event with our clients and professionals from the museum sector. We look forward to the event every year, which is an opportunity to chat and catch up, and enjoy a guided tour of ARCO’s main attractions.

This exhibition, which has been organized by the Ministry of Culture for the Community of Madrid, commemorates the 70th anniversary of the birth of local artist Juan Muñoz. In the words of curator Manuel Segade, the show “is conceived as an installation of installations”, and covers the final 10 years of the artist’s career. The audio guide focuses on 11 pieces, and includes quotes from the artist. Audioguiarte has written the script, produced the audio content and supplied all of the devices.

This show focuses on the earliest years of Sorolla’s artistic career, just before he left for Rome at just 21 years old, thanks to the success of El grito del Palleter (The Cry of the Palleter). On a journey through paintings, watercolors, drawings and photographs, we take an analytic look at his career and artistic training from 1878 to 1884, a period in the artist’s work that is relatively unknown and rarely studied. Sorolla. Origins marks the beginning of the 2023 exhibition program celebrating the 100-year anniversary of the death of Joaquín Sorolla.

The exhibition aims to reveal the personality and activity of an exceptional “man of the arts”, as both editor and writer. This thematic tour is laid out chronologically using works by artists from the Kahnweiler galleries, and focuses on the most relevant facets of his existence: the impact of two world wars, his relationship with Germany, the significance of his writings, the evolution of his exhibitions, the part that Picasso played in them, and the role of this extremely reserved and singular man.