Miguel López de Legazpi

Forged in the struggle against the Moors, the sixteenth-century Spaniards were a strange mixture of medieval men with great religious sense, and were Renaissance adventurers willing to travel around the globe.

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Rabindranath Tagore

In 1913 the literary world was shocked. For the first time since its creation in 1901, the Nobel Prize of Literature was awarded to a poet who was not European.

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Misrachi Gallery

Misrachi art gallery, under the authority of Carlos Misrachi, was founded by don Alberto Misrachi, father of the actual director and one of the most important promoters of art in Mexico.

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Zoroastro and the wisdom of creation

 He was the great informer of religious beliefs in Persia. Although his birthday is celebrated on the 21st of March--as part of the Persian New Year celebrations--his life and death remain a mystery. 

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The Phoenix

Myths continue to function as a way to explain, comprehend and to feel life, while deceivingly keeping a distance from reason. They are a narrative projection full of illusion and sensibility.

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Pillars of Hercules

The existence of the Pillars of Hercules has been narrated since archaic times. They are present in Phoenician tradition, who associated the rocks, at each end of the Gibraltar Strait.

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Experimental Art

The South Korean contemporary art movement has experienced a rapid and constant growth, and has sparked overwhelming interest in the market from national and internation-al buyers.

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Lee Ufan

“A line must have a beginning and an end. Space appears within the passage of time and when the process of creating space comes to an end, time also vanishes."

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