At a revamped museum, Goya’s nightmares seem scarily relevant

A 360-degree projection room at the Goya Museum in Zaragoza, Spain on Oct. 5, 2026. The artist’s portrayals of uncertainty and social upheaval are likely to resonate with visitors to the expanded museum. (Emilio Parra Doiztua/The New York Times) By RACHEL CHAUNDLER The new facade of the Goya Museum in Zaragoza, Spain — which reopens Friday after an ambitious remodeling and extension — features 126 slabs of limestone engraved with stark images of firing squads, winged beasts, Inquisition…