An impressive range of modern art in many media, in a beautiful space. Free entry too even! In the... read more
Malaga is a city which has been investing in new art museums and, with the CAC Malaga, the aim is... read more
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An impressive range of modern art in many media, in a beautiful space. Free entry too even! In the colorful Soho neighborhood and very easy to get to.
Malaga is a city which has been investing in new art museums and, with the CAC Malaga, the aim is both to show international modern and contemporary art, but also to show contemporary artists from the city and the region. It is a 10 or...More
Luckily the three Warhols, blue Liza Minelli, red James Dean and green Beetle are still on show from the permanent collection. As this Contemporary Art Collection is free and centrally located by the dried up river I visit it every time in Malaga to see...More
For people visiting usual sights of Andalusia but also wanting to discover different attractions, the CAC is a place to go. We were lucky to see a very interesting temporary exhibitions of foreign artists (collective). There was no fee and the visit could be made...More
We really enjoyed this museum of contemporary art, and best of all; it's free! Visited on a rainy day and it was full og visitors of all ages and nationalities. We really liked the big wooden sculptures by Stephan Balkenhol, for us an unknown artist;...More
In March 2018: WOODEN sculptures were interesting, but I felt a bit too much space and effort put on these pieces. Same for the minimalistic paintings. I could imagine a bit more EXPLANATION and/or information about the artists and topics covered by the whole exhibition....More
Worth a visit...it's free. Fabulous space. Great variety of work. You might not like it all but who cares? You'll like some of it. Apart from a fine selection of contemporary Spanish artists there is also Warhol and Basquiat...both a bit past tense these days...More
The entrance is free, and since the exhibition is not far from the centre of Malaga, its definitely worth a visit. A small café is in within the entrance if you go there a rainy day or just need to be indoors for a while....More
The CAC is housed in an historical wholesale market turned art centre. At the time of visit, entry was free. There were two special exhibitions on the sculpture and drawings of Francisco Leiro and the paintings of Ignacio Tovar, both Spanish artists. This was a...More
We visited the museum, without any expectations. We discovered quite a sculptor in Stephen Balkenhal, who brings to life wooden sculptures which are quite astonishing. The exposition is on until April 22nd 2018. Highly recommend (free on sundays).
