Picasso exhibition shows transition
London's Courtauld Gallery to display pieces from 1901
Spanish painting attracts worldwide attention
Artwork donated to church in Andalucia auctioned to raise much-needed funds
New book dishes the dirt on Hollywood divas
Written by an Almeria Film Festival insider, new book reveals all about the Hollywood stars that attended the event
Kate Moss in Spanish themed shoot
The famous fashionista goes Spanish for latest racy shoot with famous matador Jose Mari Manzanares
Learn about España with Books4Spain
To mark 100 years of Spanish anarchism, the Olive Press lets you in on a valuable source to read-up on the subject and many other
Book review: Sketches of Spain
Sketches of Spain by Federico Garcia Lorca (translated from Spanish by Peter Bush with illustrations by Julian Bell) - review by Ian Gibson
Passionate Women in Spain
British artists' work celebrating the female spirit goes on display in Andalucia
Leading Hispanist criticises new book on Spanish Civil War
Paul Preston described David Haycock's book as 'totally wrong'
British author releases book on tracing Spanish history
John H. Elliott describes the difficulties of writing about Spain's history in his latest book: History in the Making
Spain’s very own Banksy
Josh Taylor documents works by mystery street artist ‘El Nino de las Pinturas’, who has spent years brightening up Granada’s white walls
Picasso returns to Spain
Spanish artist's Langosta y gato (Lobster and Cat) will be on display in Malaga after being in New York’s Guggenheim Museum since 1991
Things that go bump in the night: Spanish ghosts and ghouls
With Halloween just around the corner, Gemma Wilson checks under the bed for some of Spain’s most spine-tingling myths and legends
British author pens Basque thriller
The Blood Puzzle is inspired by the writer's experiences of Barcelona's working docks in the 1980s
Marbella Film Festival… The next Cannes?
Post-traumatic stress syndrome and the Moors murders are just two of the themes tackled at this international festival, now in its seventh year
I’m taking the bull by the horns, insists British bullfighter
EXCLUSIVE: Trained by the ‘Pirate’ Padilla, British matador Alexander Fiske-Harrison argues that as the ‘national fiesta’ returns to Spanish TV, bullfighting is more popular than
It’s not all Benidoom
Following Benidorm's recent slating in the British press, Mason Jones looks at other Spanish resorts suffering from an image problem
A golden opportunity
With gold at a four-month high, Rund Abdelfatah explores the ways in which you can turn your trinkets into treasure
How to spend your money wisely in Sotogrande
Elizabeth Gould explores the hidden charms of Sotogrande’s shops
Spanish photographer donates life’s work to national art museum
Joan Colom parted with his massive collection of nearly 9,500 photographs, among other items
A shopping adventure in Sotogrande
The San Roque Golf Resort is fast becoming a commercial hotspot
Sotogrande: the second home of golf
Golf enthusiasts can enjoy the area's six courses
Creamfields Andalucia 2012
Eloise Horsfield looks back a week after Andalucia's biggest dance festival
Revisiting Spain’s sunshine soaps
Mason Jones looks at the British TV shows that have helped to put Spain on the map
Hobnobbing with the ‘Firm’
Fancy hanging out with the British Royals? Head to Sotogrande
Have a stomping good time in Sotogrande
Polo tournaments attract plenty of well-healed, colourful characters, particularly at the Gold Cup at Santa Maria club in August
Finding my inner cowgirl in the Tabernas desert
Wendy Williams visits the the Wild West set, where spaghetti westerns - and more recently Doctor Who - were made