From April 19 to July 7, 2013.

Works loaned from private collections and the artist's collection. This retrospective that encompassed a large part of his creative period (1984-2011), vindicated Fernando Sinaga's independent spirit and sought to make evident the richness and complexity of his work. The transgression of boundaries entails not only the interactivity between works, whether objects or images, but also the appreciation of space as a visual and plastic element rather than as a neutral container for creations, which in turn implies valuing art more as an aesthetic experience in which one participates, than as distant contemplation.

From July 17 to September 8, 2013.

Inadvertent Architecture was an exhibition that traveled through places of nothingness through a carefully curated selection of works belonging to the DKV Collection invited to this exhibition and the Fundación Mediterráneo Collection deposited in the MACA thanks to the agreement signed between the Fundación Mediterráneo and the City Council of Alicante.

Wednesday, September 24, 2025. Meeting with Daniel Alonso Piñero within the 2025 Alicante Classical Theater Festival.

With this meeting, he proposes a journey across centuries, languages and stages: from a comedy corral to the Manhattan subway. Because the theater seats of New York also know what it is to dream of justice, identity and honor.

From January 21 to March 2, 2014.

The exhibition titled Fora de sèrie. Serigraphs from Ibero-Switzerland in the UPV Collection, produced by the Universitat Politècnica de València, the Consortium of Museums of the Generalitat Valenciana and the City Council of Alicante and curated by Antonio Alcaraz.

From December 13, 2010 to February 6, 2011. Works loaned by: private collections, IVAM, Bancaja, Museu Victor Balaguer, Diputación de Valencia. The exhibition on Normative Art is composed of more than 50 works including sculptures, paintings and photographs and commemorates the 50th anniversary of the first Spanish Normative Art exhibition that took place in Valencia on March 12, 1960. The exhibition, curated by Pablo Ramírez and Angel Llorente, displays 12 sculptures by Andreu Alfaro, Grupo 57 and José María de Labra, 27 paintings by Isidro Balaguer, Monjalés, Manolo Calvo and Grupo 57, 5 photographs by José Martínez Perís and Grupo Parpalló, 5 luminous reliefs by the Alicante-born Eusebio Sempere, 2 panels by José Mª de Labra, as well as other exhibition elements such as the poster from the 1960 exhibition and a film by Equipo 57.

From March 2 to June 5, 2011 Works loaned by the Chirivella Soriano Foundation, Valencia. This new presentation of the exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Alicante, which is based on the Collection of the Chirivella Soriano Foundation, is structured in four areas: Prelude on white; isolated individual, society; destruction and love; and finally, Harmony of opposites.

From March 2 to June 5, 2011. Works loaned by the Museum of Fine Arts of Valencia.

From October 4, 2011 to January 8, 2012 The works in this exhibition confront the viewer with the physical presence of painting. In its visible components—form, color, and line—lies all of its persuasive capacity. Its materiality is perceived as a visual event that emerges from the pictorial plane and acts as an energy that envelops the viewer and implicates them emotionally. In the twentieth century, painting freed itself from its imitative and representational function of the visible world and became a reality in itself. Abstraction led it to undertake a journey of exploration of the flat surface of the canvas and its physical properties, during which it stripped away everything that was not objective.

From April 25 to July 8, 2012.

Curator: Ángeles Imaña.
Coordination: Museum of Contemporary Art, MACA
Works loaned by the Aena Foundation. The selection displayed at MACA corresponds to an excellent generation of artists who represent the best of Spanish art from the last quarter of the twentieth century. Already classic names of a contemporary aesthetic such as: Eduardo Arroyo, Miquel Barceló, José Manuel Brotó, Luis Gordillo, Cristina Iglesias, Miquel Navarro, Pablo Palazuelo, Soledad Sevilla, José María Sicilia, Darío Urzay, Juan Uslé, Xesús Vázquez and Dario Villalba.
The selected works stand out for their contemporaneity and expressive force and provoke in the viewer an intense emotional impact.

From September 13, 2012 to January 6, 2013 Curator: Rosa Mª Castells.

Coordination: Museum of Contemporary Art, MACA.

Production: Social Work Fundación Mediterráneo and Culture Department of the Alicante City Council

This exhibition brings together a selection of works that are part of this Fundación Mediterráneo Collection deposited at the MACA. The exhibition brings together a series of works by different artists that share a common creative process. A fragmented process, made in pieces, often asymmetrical and that reveals the structure of the work, always with an uncomfortable sensation of nakedness or defenselessness.