I recently returned from a New Year trip to Spain, where I immersed myself in its rich heritage, including artist Pablo Picasso’s birthplace museum in Málaga and other iconic sites. During my stay in Málaga, I found myself near the Picasso Museum, which offers a poignant tribute to Picasso’s remarkable legacy in the world of art.

When I think of Spain, Picasso (1881-1973) immediately comes to mind. A towering figure in modern art, he revolutionized painting, sculpture and more. While much of his life was spent in France, his roots and enduring influence remain deeply tied to Spain.

Before my trip, I had the privilege of attending the opening of the exhibition "Picasso de Málaga: A Glimpse Into Picasso’s World Through the Lens of Juan Gyenes" at the Continue Auction Gallery in Seoul on Dec. 3. Co-organized by the Embassy & Cultural Center of Spain, the city governments of Málaga, Seville and Córdoba and the Liszt Institute - Hungarian Cultural Center Seoul, the exhibition provided a unique window into the........

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