Temporary Exhibition
Current
From March 28 to September 06, 2026
Archipelago
Over the course of its many revolutions, contemporary art demonstrated that what matters is not so much seeing as how we look. In keeping with this maxim, our exhibition invites viewers to ‘read’ a story of the Suñol Soler Collection in images through a selection of its most outstanding works, linked by elective visual affinities, to e...
Current
From May 22 to October 04, 2026
The Ribaltas and Baroque Naturalism
Seventeenth-century Spain, ruled by the Habsburg monarchy, made an intense and determined effort to promote the religious art of the Catholic Counter-Reformation, whose purpose was to persuade souls through the senses in order to strengthen their faith. To achieve this, importance was attached to visual culture as a means of conveying religion, and...
Current
From June 12 to October 12, 2026
Manuel Franquelo. The Language of Things
Organised by the Museo Carmen Thyssen Málaga in collaboration with the artist’s family as a small-scale tribute from his native city, this intimate, delicate and minimalist exhibition offers a fleeting glimpse of a little of the greatness of Franquelo’s art. The series of fourteen prints entitled The Language of Things and the two phot...
Forthcoming
From October 03, 2026 to March 01, 2027
¡Olé! El mito de lo español a través de Andalucía
En la caracterización típica y genérica de España y lo español buena parte de los referentes visuales y conceptuales proceden del folclore de Andalucía. «Descubierta» para el mundo por los viajeros extranjeros a comienzos del siglo XIX, esta tierra en los márgenes del Grand Tour ilustrado quedó asociada desde entonces a un imagi...
Forthcoming
From October 16, 2026 to January 17, 2027
Julio González, pintor y dibujante
Julio González (Barcelona, 1876 – Arcueil, Francia, 1942) protagonizó la nueva era de la escultura contemporánea, pero su faceta como pintor y dibujante sigue siendo hoy bastante desconocida por el gran público y poco atendida por los especialistas. Con este proyecto, que cuenta con la generosa colaboración del Museo Nacional Centro de A...
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Mariano Fortuny. Drawings
One of the most persevering champions of the desire to perpetuate the memory of the painter Mariano Fortuny y Marsal (Reus, 1838–Rome, 1874), acknowledged as the most international Spanish artist of the 19th century, was the Fortuny-Madrazo family. To give tangible expression to the feeling of...
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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 19...
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Rembrandt, the printmaker
The 35 prints selected for this exhibition are an invitation to visitors to enjoy the extraordinary printmaking mastery of the Dutch painter Rembrandt (Leiden, 1606–Amsterdam, 1669). The show has been made possible by the collaboration of the Museo Lázaro Galdiano, which houses the largest pr...