From February 8 to May 17, 2015. Exhibition tour of Joan Miró and Joan Baixas on Mori el Merma, a theatrical spectacle by the Teatre de La Claca company directed by Baixas himself and whose sets, masks and large puppets were designed and painted by Miró. The exhibition is part of the temporary exhibitions program that the Museum of Contemporary Art of Alicante holds in the gallery on its ground floor.
From April 11 to July 1, 2018. Exhibition of "Painting Must Be Poor" by Esteban Vicente organized in collaboration with the Esteban Vicente Foundation of Segovia.
From July 12 to October 14, 2018. Curator: Rosa Mª Castells
Works from the Juana Francés Collection of the MACA
Organized by: MACA, Museum of Contemporary Art of Alicante
Around 1980, Juana Francés abandons social criticism to venture once again into abstraction, evoking, with subtle references, comets and underwater landscapes. A kind of journey, from the depths of the sea to the sky, with the circle and rectangle as essential geometric figures. These are works on paper in which movement and color burst forth in lyrical harmony with a clear vocation for transcendence.
From February 14 to May 26, 2019. Organization: MACA, Museum of Contemporary Art of Alicante
Production: Consortium of Museums of the Valencian Community and Culture Department of the Alicante City Council. In collaboration with Fundación Catalunya La Pedrera.
From October 26, 2018 to January 21, 2019. Curators: Luis Gordillo and Rosa María Castells. Touring: From May to September 2019 at the Centre del Carme Cultura Contemporània in Valencia
Curated by: Ninfa Bisbe, Head of the Art Collection of the "La Caixa" Foundation
The portrait has reached our times by expanding its definition. With new concepts, techniques and languages, the most recent art deploys multiple possibilities for producing images of the human condition and exploring the complex notion of identity, as well as the social implications that it entails. The works on display come from the "la Caixa" Collection of contemporary art and, gathered here, they return our gaze as a social mirror in which we ask ourselves those eternally human questions: Who are they? How do I see them? Who am I? How do they see me?