A Lion in an MGM Pose at the Busch Gardens, Tampa

La Asuncion de la Ñuestra Señora Church

James Natchwey: Testimony

Veteran photojournalist James Natchwey is currently one of the most respected in his field, owing to his brave portrayals of conflicts from all around the world. This show, consisting of a 150 images, both in black and white and colour, depicts the dignity and human spirit of those who survive in even the most horrendous circumstances during conflicts such as Rwanda and Afghanistan. Natchwey's work has appeared in Time, Paris-Match and National Geographic and is laden with countless awards including the Robert Capa Gold Medal and the World Press Photo among them.

She Sailed on Half A Ship

Vintage New Mexico

Abstract Expressionism - Work on Paper

This collection of work, on loan from the Metropolitan, comprises 75 works by 22 of the most representative figures of American abstract expressionism, all carried out between 1938 and 1969. Most of the artists resided in New York around the time of the outbreak of WW2 and, horrified by the event, began to question the place of humanity in the world and look for a form of expression in tone with the dark times they were living through. Represented, among others, are Jackson Pollock, Elaine de Kooning, Robert Motherwell and Mark Rothko.

Suburbano

Suburbano, formed by Luis Mendo and Bernardo Fuster, have been together for 20 years and have made nine albums and 39 soundtracks for movies by various contemporary Spanish directors. Caring little for fame, Suburbano play their lucid, anarchic jazz mixed with pop and other influences with joyful abandon. Their recent album, 'Veinte años y un día' ('Twenty Years and a Day') is a compilation of many of their well-known themes and they celebrate their 20th in the Café Central accompanied by Elena Robles on bass.