Art Galleries of Malaga & Andalucia
Malaga has an abundance of art galleries, cultural institutions, art museums and other art attractions for you to visit.
Pictured is the PIGSY “I Went to Mass Exhibition” at La Casa Amarilla. Photograph credit: David Burbano
Here’s my top 10 listing of the best art venues to visit:
PIGSY exhibition in La Casa Amarilla was kindly sponsored by San Miguel Cervezas - Muchas Gracias!
In no particular order - except for my placement of La Casa Amarilla at the top of the list - but of course I’m biased about this gallery because it is where I showed my “I Went to Mass” Exhibition!!
La Casa Amarilla, Calle Santos
Casa Gerald Brennan, Calle Torremolinos, Churriana
Eldevenir Isaac Albéniz
Galeria Isabel Hurley, Paseo de Reding 39
Galeria Benedito, Calle Nino de Guevara 2
Galería Taller Gravura
Yolanda Ochento Obra Gráfica, Alameda Principal 4
Galerie El Estudio de Ignacio del Rio, Calle San Lorenzo 29
JM Galería, Calle Duquesa de Percent 12
La Matraca, Plaza Pintor Eugenia Chicano
You can click on the links above for more information or read my blog which has reviews of my visits to a lot of these mentioned galleries.
In October there is an Open Gallery weekend event organised by an amalgamation of some of the Art Galleries in Malaga (Asociación de Galeristas Malaga).
After visiting the museums of Malaga you can then enjoy a cold refreshing drink of Cava and Cerveza in the sunshine - my favorite relaxed spot is Te-Piko in Plaza Enrique García-Herrera in the centro very near to the market.
7 must see Art Museums in Malaga
Centre Pompidou Malaga (at the Marina), Muelle Uno
La Termica, Av de los Guindos
Jorge Rando Expressionist Museo, Calle Cruz del Molinillo
CAC Malaga - La Coracha
El Museo del Patrimonio Municipal, Paseo de Redding
6 Family Friendly Art Venues in Malaga
The Museo de Malaga, Calle Alcazabilla
Museo de Artes y Costumbres Popular (next to the Vinci Hotel)
Museum of Interactive Music Calle Beatas
CAC Malaga Calle Alemania
Museo Ruso Malaga, Avenida Sor Teresa Prat
Street Art, Malaga
As well as the traditional galleries, and not so traditional art galleries, in Malaga you can literally see art all over the place just by wandering the streets or heading to Soho or the River to see the street art in designated spaces for street art and graffiti. Guided street art tours, through English, are also available.