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Enriched by the discovery of the Americas, Spain was to become one of the most important centres of textile and taspestry production during the Renaissance. Salamanca, Seville, Granada and Barcelona were the cities where talented embroiderers practised their art, weaving gold and silver with great dexterity.The influence of Italy and Flanders is of course omnipresent, but these works reveal particularly Hispanic features and qualities associated with the Renaissance in Spain.The works presented here are unique or extremely rare within public collections, and many belong to prestigious private collections. Some of these works are exhibited for the very first time in public.

Grenoble's contemporary music and rock event is back.…

Poker and snow sports.

This year a special exhibition aims to reflect Japan in all its diversity.…