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CASA LOEWE Conversations
LOEWE presents a series of conversations at CASA LOEWE, Madrid.
Join us to hear some of the world’s leading characters in art, design and culture share their views and expertise on topics that we play with as we reconfigure the brand for today.
The conversations will take place in our Flag Ship store in Madrid, set against a backdrop of the House´s art pieces such as a giant aquatint by Sir Howard Hodgkin, a specially commissioned tiles installation by the Spanish ceramist Gloria García Lorca and an oil on canvas by painter William McKeown amongst others.
These free events have limited capacity. Register your interest below and we will be in touch to confirm your seat.
These free events have limited capacity. Register your interest below and we will be in touch to confirm your seat.
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LOEWE Conversation #8
The life and legacy of Hervé Guibert
The LOEWE FOUNDATION presents its 9th exhibition for PHotoESPAÑA – the international photography festival in Madrid – with a retrospective on the French artist Hervé Guibert and the photographic oeuvre he assembled during his short life. Extending this examination into his ephemeral life and enduring legacy as an artist, this instalment of CASA LOEWE Conversation welcomes a fascinating panel to memorialise this enigmatic artist.
LOEWE Conversation #7
Collecting photography – two approaches, same objective
This latest edition takes place on the occasion of ARCOmadrid – the annual contemporary art fair in Madrid – and presents a conversation between lifelong photography collectors Juan Mulder Panas and Mario Rotllant Sola who discuss their shared passion for building art collections and championing photography.
LOEWE Conversation #6
British world record-breaking explorer George Bullard recounts his expedition ´In The Wake Of Innuits´
For the latest CASA LOEWE Conversation, the endurance athlete shares his remarkable adventure of kayaking across the North Atlantic, retracing a journey that Innuits were believed to have completed in the 18th century.
