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A new documentary sheds light on a little-known chapter in the history of American independence, exploring Spain's military, financial and logistical contribution to the struggle against British rule.

Patronage, support for new forms of artistic expression and the restoration of cultural heritage are the main ways in which the Iberdrola Group fulfils its commitment to culture.

Computational art has opened up a realm of experimentation where human creativity engages with machines and redefines the boundaries of artistic expression.

'Unveiling Memories' is a project initiated and sponsored by Iberdrola to recover, research and disseminate the contribution of Spain and the Hispanic world to US independence.

For more than three decades, Dan Flavin challenged conventional ideas about sculpture, space and perception. Using commercially manufactured fluorescent tubes, the American artist transformed everyday light into an artistic language capable of redefining entire environments. In November 2026, the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao presents a major exhibition dedicated to his work. Sponsored by Iberdrola as part of its "125 light-years" anniversary programme, the exhibition offers visitors the opportunity to discover the radical simplicity and enduring influence of one of the most important figures in contemporary art.

At the Iberdrola Group, we have developed a number of projects through the Avangrid Foundation to improve the lighting in museums and unique buildings in the United States. Specifically, the work of this institution has so far enabled the lighting of the Barnum Museum (Bridgeport, Connecticut) and the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art (Hartford, Connecticut) to be upgraded.