Centro de Arte Hortensia Herrero (3)
I haven’t been back to the Centro de Arte Hortensia Herrero since reviewing it for the Burlington Magazine. I was impressed how well it has worn – a historic palacio, sympathetically adapted for the display of contemporary art, but retaining a feel for its archaeological remains in its basement:-
Fatherland (2)
I had an unexpected – and unfamiliar – number of responses to my post about Fatherland, so am now posting Andrew Wilson’s thoughtful, interesting and much better informed comments on his Substack:- https://anwilson.substack.com/p/joy-of-manns-desiring?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=izzy2
Valencia (4)
I had a brief early morning wandering round the heart of Valencia before the sun gets up and the tourists arrive. The Cathedral:- The great Mercado, designed in 1910, but not opened till 1928:- And the back streets surrounding the cathedral:-
