Temporary Exhibition
Current
From October 07, 2025 to March 01, 2026
Telluric and primitive
The earth and a primordial language of signs and basic forms – or, as we have defined it in this exhibition, the telluric (terrestrial or geological) and the primitive (primordial) – offered two paths of renewal starting from the very first episode in modern Spanish art (the 1920s and 1930s). Persistent and recurrent, they constitute an...
Forthcoming
From October 24, 2025 to January 18, 2026
Rembrandt grabador
Una selección de 35 estampas repasará en esta exposición la extraordinaria maestría del pintor flamenco Rembrandt (Leiden, 1606 – Ámsterdam, 1669) como grabador, gracias a la colaboración del Museo Lázaro Galdiano, que custodia la principal colección privada del artista en nuestro país. Maestro universal en esta disciplina, jun...
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American People. American Documentary Photography (1930–1980)
In this selection of more than fifty images from the José Luis Soler Vila Collection, several decades of documentary photos, from 1930 to 1980, form a mosaic of faces and people who were spotted and caught on film in streets and everyday spaces of the United States by eleven brilliant American phot...
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Pintura liberada
Some thirty works by more than twenty artists make up this diverse and colourful mosaic of the figurative painting that became a symbol of the new modernity ushered in by Spain’s transition to democracy in the 1980s. For the main players in this productive period for Spanish contemporary art,...
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Zurbarán. Saints
During the Baroque period in Spain the Catholic reaction to the Protestant Reformation gave rise to an art based on realistic and highly dramatic images whose purpose was to inspire devotion through highly emotionally charged depictions of saintliness. This context, in what was known as the Spanish ...