Secondary Education, Upper Secondary Education, University students, Adults, Vocational Training
9 September 2026 - 18 June 2027
Art does not only represent the world: it also questions and transforms it. This tour proposes looking at twentieth-century art from a critical perspective, analyzing how female stereotypes of its time were constructed and sometimes challenged. Through key works from the permanent collections such as those by Juana Francés, Eva Lootz, Soledad Sevilla, Carmen Calvo, for example, students will explore how the image of women was shaped by social, political and cultural discourses, and how many artists opened paths to break those molds. The tour invites students to reflect on the representation of the body, the roles assigned to women and the absence or presence of creators in the official narratives of art. A tour to understand that art can be a powerful tool for thinking about society… and for changing it.
Early Childhood Education
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09.09.2026
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18.06.2027
We propose different tours through the MACA's permanent collections aimed at the school community from their first steps in Early Childhood Education through the end of the cycle in Secondary Education or High School.Each tour is tailored to current educational needs, adapting them to the MACA's permanent collections and establishing deep connections between artists, movements and trends, contributing to the cultural enrichment of the community. All tours are accompanied by an activity that complements what has been seen during the visit.
The 20th Century Art Collection responds to the rigorous selection of works by its creator, Eusebio Sempere, who with determined international vocation makes evident his great sensitivity, vision of the future and above all, his will to disseminat...
