OTHER CULTURAL PROJECTS
We support culture, art and society through a variety of projects
As part of its commitment to artistic, historic and cultural heritage, Iberdrola group organises different art-related initiatives, undertakes lighting and restoration projects for historic buildings, promotes cultural events and collaborates on worthy publications.
With Iberdrola's assistance, some of the most important paintings in the Museo del Prado in Madrid and the Bellas Artes in Bilbao have been restored, and unique buildings including the cathedrals in Palencia, Salamanca and Ávila have been illuminated.
The Atlantic Romanesque Plan, a cross border project with Portugal, has restored 20 Romanesque churches on both sides of the border to date.
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"Luz y Vanguardias" Festival
Every year, this festival organised by Iberdrola fills Salamanca's historic centre with the latest trends in art, video and light.
'Recovered Memories' Exhibition
The group took this exhibition, about the Spanish monarchy's contribution to the birth of the United States, to Washington and New Orleans.
Lighting projects
The company undertakes projects to improve the lighting of artistic monuments to emphasise the importance of our heritage and improve energy efficiency.
Restoration projects
Iberdrola, through its foundation in Spain, has taken part in the restoration of 20 Romanesque places of worship since 2010, as part of the Atlantic Romanesque Plan.
Cultural events
The company supports large cultural events and makes significant donations of works of art.
Publications
Iberdrola actively collaborates in the publication of prestigious works on artistic and cultural topics.
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Fundación Iberdrola España: art and culture
Related information
- The Luz y Vanguardias Festival of Salamanca celebrates its fourth edition (Spanish version)
- Spain's King and Queen visit the 'Recovered Memories' exhibition in New Orleans, sponsored by Iberdrola
- The Fundación Iberdrola España renews its commitment to the Museo del Prado and joins the Bicentenary celebration (Spanish version)