The quadruple portrait of a “polyédrico and chameleonic” Magnus Carlsen acquires for her “a special meaning”, since it was the first movement within a game that started “at the end of 2017 giving rise to a project that continues to grow”. Until October 4, the artist Nistal Mayorga gathers in the Horcasitas palace of Balmaseda much more than the 64 portraits of world champions, men and women, but a global experience around chess: lectures, simult…
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The quadruple portrait of a “polyédrico and chameleonic” Magnus Carlsen acquires for her “a special meaning”, since it was the first movement within a game that started “at the end of 2017 giving rise to a project that continues to grow”. Until October 4, the artist Nistal Mayorga gathers in the Horcasitas palace of Balmaseda much more than the 64 portraits of world champions, men and women, but a global experience around chess: lectures, simult…