The Circulo de Bellas Artes

Thus Spake Ron Galella, the guest of honor at the festival of photography Photo Espana devotes his career at the end of two exhibitions, one at the Loewe boutique at number 8 of the Gran Via, the other, more impressive, the Picasso Room of the Circulo de Bellas Artes, open to the public until July 17.

Born in New York in 1931, in the early '50s is the photographer of U.S. military involvement in the Korean War. Later, in 1958, he graduated in photojournalism in Los Angeles while he enjoys the acting classes that will be very useful despite not ever happen to a stage of limestone. It is the obsession of Jackie Onassis, a real stalker: the photographer and her husband Ari, John John with cycling, walking the streets of New York, during a picnic in Central Park, while he went to the dentist.

The picture that is more expensive than it is by Jacqueline: the note to be in the streets of Manhattan, jumps into a taxi, asking the driver to approach and shoot down the car ... Then, pursuing it again, puts a camera in the hands a passer-by and asks to be photographed while running behind with his Nikon: "I've always loved acting."

Start a war with no holds barred among the lawyers of the former first lady and those of a fearless paparazzo who is not intimidated by the power and wealth. The banter between pettifoggers hired to defend him or frame him, along with a number of summonses which have highlighted the places where Jackie O. it is no surprise, are available to the public can enjoy Madrid, Picasso in the room, with a documentary about the photographer's life: His own room in 2010 with Smash Leon Gast won the director prize at the Sundance Film Festival.