This exhibition brings together a selection of works created using very diverse techniques and media: painting, analog and digital photography, prints, projections, collage or installations, etc., populated by human beings. Of Human Nature brings together a series of pieces by different artists that share the representation of the human dimension. Narratives around the human body as a figure, as an individual, as a fragment but also as a sum or multitude. Art has dissected the human being through understanding, passions or morality, in the same way as Scottish philosopher David Hume. More skeptical than ever, the individual shapes their perception of the world through ideas and impressions. 

MACA participated for the third consecutive year in the International Museum Day. The theme proposed by ICOM this year was "The connections created by Museum collections," which emphasizes how museum collections create connections between people, generations, and cultures by preserving and displaying cultural heritage. This theme highlights that museums are living institutions that establish links through collective memory and the historical, artistic, scientific, or ethnic value of their collections.