Sex is not a topic taken equally in all the countries of the world. But if you live in Italy, France or Spain and you are in a relationship you probably don’t have any problems to have sex because those are the countries where, according to an internet survey, the frequency to have sex among couples is the highest.

The study sought to analyze behaviour and perceptions of inhabitants of different European countries in relation to love, sex, couples and social customs. According to the data, Spanish and French women show the greatest amount of initiative to seduce a man.

Considering the frequency of sex in a couple, the Europeans consider Italy, France and Spain to be the countries where the sex frequency is the highest.

Further, it seems that Spain is a country where love dominates. It was already found before that it is a place where relationships last a great amount of time (25%) and where people think that love is the most important thing in their life (19%) and it is their focal point. Lastly, the Italians and the Spanish are viewed as the most attractive by the rest of the countries. If you want to visit and enjoy love and sex in one of the nicest places in Spain, you can rent apartments in Seville und see for yourself if the survey is accurate or not.

The Andalusian Centre of Contemporary Art presents an exhibition that brings together a series of works on photography and architecture by the German artist Candida Höfer (1944), which was made between 1968 and 2008 in a show designed in collaboration with the prestigious Berlin architectural firm “Kuehn Malvezzi. Höfer has collaborated with this studio since presenting a project on the sculpture the Burghers of Calais at the Documenta 11 in Kassel (2001.)

The title of the exhibition – “Projects: Done” – reflects the artist’s belief that the presentation of an exhibit is an integral part of the artwork. It is also an ironic comment about the notion, introduced by the exhibition itself-that there is a difference between the “completed projects” and the daily activities of the artist.

Höfer´s projects can only be considered “concluded” when they have been shown and such exposure is always a project in itself, since it is determined by deadlines, and answers a consistent purpose, in this case, to show images of spaces in a specific space.

Following the method begun by her teachers (Dusseldorf school), her pictures show an almost ethnographic interest in the multiplicity of forms of presentation of contemporary culture, and interact in very particular scenarios where society develops.

Throughout her career the artist has increasingly concentrated her production on different types of interior semi-public or public spaces such as libraries, palaces, museums, offices, universities, cafes, churches, sports facilities or zoos.

“Projects: Done” brings together works of German artist as “Liverpool”, a selection of images taken on the streets, Pinball” (Flipper), a work conceived as a publishing project, “Türken in Deutschland” (Turks in Germany) which is presented as a photographic slide projection, “On Kawara”, dealing with Japanese conceptual artist On Kawara, and a collection of images of different parks in Zoologischer Garten.

The exhibition will remain open until October 3 and is a great chance to feast your eyes while renting apartments in Seville.