A really cool photography exhibit is going on at the Telefónica flagship store, right off Gran Vía on calle Fuencarral, until September 18th. It captures voices from the UN’s largest survey ever – 8 million participants from 194 countries – speaking for a better world. Here’s more info from CheapinMadrid.com.

You’ll find the exhibit on the first floor of the Fundación Telefónica building, which is a great free exhibit space if you haven’t been fore. You can also follow the hashtags: ‪#‎PeoplesVoices‬ ‪#‎VocesDeLaGente‬

Hours: Mon-Sat from 10 – 21h / Sundays and holidays from 12 – 20h

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What do the New York City of Andy Warhol and the Madrid of Pedro Almodóvar have in common? Come to Mondo Galeria in Chueca to find out! Now until February 7th, the gallery is exhibiting the works of iconic photographer Javier Porto, whose art captured the pop and street cultures of 1980s NYC and Madrid. Many people have talked about a culture change or movida during this time but what was it exactly? Who did it represent? This exhibit, titled Semblanzas de Ida y Vuelta, provides insight into this fascinating phenomenon.

(Tues. – Sat. 11am-8:30pm)