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Original Picasso artworks featured in free Round Rock exhibition through March 21
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Source: Williamson Reporter

Art lovers in Central Texas have an opportunity to view 23 original works by Pablo Picasso without paying an admission fee as part of a new exhibition at the City Arts Center in downtown Round Rock. The exhibition, “Dialogues with Picasso,” opened Nov. 6 and will remain on display through March 21, 2027, featuring original works by the renowned Spanish artist alongside pieces by other artists. Presented in partnership with the Museo Casa Natal Picasso in Málaga, Spain, the exhibition invites visitors to explore Picasso’s artistic legacy through a dialogue between his work and that of other artists. The museum, located in Picasso’s birthplace, is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the life and work of one of the most influential figures in modern art. Picasso, born in Málaga in 1881, helped revolutionize 20th-century art through his contributions to Cubism and his experimentation with painting, sculpture, printmaking and other artistic forms.
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