Fundación Reina Sofía

Fundación Reina Sofía is a Spanish cultural institution established in 1988, named after Queen Sofía of Spain. Its mission is to promote contemporary art and culture through exhibitions, educational programs, and research. The foundation is known for its significant art collection, including works by renowned artists like Salvador Dalí and Pablo Picasso, particularly the famous painting "Guernica." It also supports various cultural initiatives, including music, theater, and literature, fostering creativity and dialogue in society. Overall, it plays a vital role in enriching Spain's cultural landscape and preserving artistic heritage.