UPDATE: Coffin marked with Cervantes’ initials found in hunt for author’s remains
Archaeologists have unearthed the casket in an unmarked grave in Madrid
Final stage in the hunt for author Cervantes begins in Madrid
More than 20 forensic experts are extracting bones from three unmarked graves
Pedro Almodovar hits London’s West End with his ‘strong women’
And his lead actor compares him to Shakespeare
Gaudi’s long-lost chapel to finally be built in Chile
It's the first of the architect's projects outside Spain
Three people arrested in art forgery investigation
Fake works by Pablo Picasso, Joan Miro and Henri Matisse were discovered
Malaga Picasso Museum is Andalucia’s most visited museum
The museum had over 410,000 visitors come through its doors in 2014
Granddaughter looks to make €242 million from ‘cold’ Picasso’s works and home
She claims Picasso left her to grow up in poverty
Spanish street artist making a name for himself around Europe
Known only as Pejac, his poetic art has been popping up all over European cities
Louise Bourgeois to exhibit in Malaga’s Picasso Museum
The legendary French artist and sculptor will be displayed in Malaga next summer
British artists’ reactions to Spanish Civil War in UK exhibition
Bloodied sketches to campaign posters highlight the horror of war
Elena Fomenko wins prestigious Andres Segovia 30th International Classical Guitar Competition
The young Russian woman not only claimed first prize but was also awarded the special ‘Leo Brouwer’ award
Major new Doisneau photography exhibition in Malaga
Celebrating world-famous creator of the iconic 'Kiss at the Town Hall'
Gerald Brenan’s queen back on her throne in Churriana
The home of the famous Hispanist - the Queen of Los Angeles - has finally been restored, thanks to a seven-year Olive Press campaign
Artists turn down €60,000 of prizes in protest of Spain’s ‘heartbreaking’ cultural policies
Protests spark fierce debates as PSOE cultural secretary calls for Wert's resignation
Gerald Brenan’s life in Churriana to be recreated through anecdotes
Friends of the author will gather on November 14 to tell stories, all welcome
Hundreds of Pablo Picasso’s personal photographs released
The grandson of Pablo Picasso has released hundreds of intimate photographs of the Spanish painter
Brand new production of black comedy ‘Wife after death’ to kick off in Malaga
Latest offering from the International Theatre Studio
Cueva del Gato could finally open to the public in Benaojan
Malaga is masterminding a dramatic new project
British writer Gerald Brenan’s home rescued from ruin to become country’s first expat museum
The Churriana museum is to be inaugurated today
Song of Granada – Part one
Terrorists have taken over the Alhambra Palace, in new expat novel Song of Granada. With the Spanish tradition at its heart, Anne Sikking weaves a
Jesus may have been clean-shaven!
One of the earliest depictions of Jesus has been unearthed in Jaen, and he doesn't have a beard
Spanish comedy clubs bring in ‘pay-per-laugh’ technology
Spanish comedy clubs work out an ingenious way to get around the Spanish ticket tax laws
Preparations underway for Marbella’s Mind, Body and Soul Festival
More than 50 exhibitors are set to appear to at the festival at the end of October
Let battle commence: Battle of the Bands hits Estepona
Rap/ reggae group Futu Matano sweeps up at the third edition of El Intercambio's Battle of the Bands
Axarquia gallery set to welcome German artist
New gallery Luz de la Vida in Competa is to host an exhibition of work by artist Maren Wellendorf
Totally wild in Benalmadena
With butterfly and crocodile parks, sealife centres, a theme park and the more conventional Parque de Paloma, Benalmadena boasts a huge range of outdoor attractions