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1. 2001

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   • Year 2001
   • Photographer Fernando Marcos Ibanez
   • Nationality Spain
   • Organization / Publication Compañia Nacional de Danza
   • Category Arts and Entertainment
   • Prize 3rd prize
   • Date 15-11-2001
   • Country Spain
   • Place Madrid
   • Caption Bathed in light, Emmanuelle Bronein rehearses 'White Darkness' at the Teatro de la Zarzuela. The dance piece, choreographed by Nacho Duato, was presented by Compañía Nacional de Danza.

3. 1998

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   • Year 1998
   • Photographer Faustino Soriano
   • Nationality Spain
   • Organization / Publication Bilderberg / Aurora Photos for Paris Match
   • Category Arts and Entertainment
   • Prize 1st prize
   • Date 1998
   • Country Spain
   • Place Barcelona
   • Caption Barcelona gains a new museum in 1998 - a Musee Imaginaire, where all the exhibits are fakes. A week before the official opening the staff is still very much involved in hanging the art.

5. 1994

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   • Year 1994
   • Photographer Jorge Torres
   • Nationality Spain
   • Organization / Publication Mercury Press International
   • Category Arts and Entertainment
   • Prize 3rd prize
   • Date 1994
   • Country Spain
   • Place Valencia
   • Caption Ballet dancer Sara Casabella, during rehearsal. www.jorgeltorres.com www.mercurypress.com

7. 1992

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   • Year 1992
   • Photographer Cristina Garcia Rodero
   • Nationality Spain
   • Organization / Publication Agence Vu for Life
   • Category Arts and Entertainment
   • Prize 1st prize
   • Date 1992
   • Country Spain
   • Place Valencia
   • Caption Valencia celebrates the arrival of spring with the Las Fallas festival. On March 18 flowers are offered to the Virgin Mary, and the following day is dedicated to San José. In the afternoon of the 19th the city center explodes in a riot of noise and smoke in all colors of the rainbow. The festival reaches its climax after dark, with firework displays and a gigantic bonfire in which the 'fallas', cardboard figures such as these lifelike horses, go up in smoke. Only the most beautiful figure is kept for posterity.

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