Led by the specialized staff of the Museo Centro Gaiás, you will be able to complete the artistic experience of The Seasons in 20th and 21st Century Galician Art exhibiton through a guided tour that delves into more than 125 years of Galician art history.
As estacións do ano (The Seasons in 20th and 21st Century Galician Art) is a unique contemporary art exhibition that invites visitors to open their senses, slow down and immerse themselves in each work. Built around the idea of spatial immersion, the Museo Centro Gaiás becomes a place where art is experienced through sound, temperature, colour and texture, with spring, summer, autumn and winter as the great stages of our lives.
What if the virtual were not a copy of reality, but another way of inhabiting it?
What does it mean to be human in an expanded world?
Art, creation, and new technologies. New audiences, algorithms, and a space without territory
What is culture when everything changes?
Francisco Asorey, A Necessary Reappraisal is an exhibition that delves from a contemporary perspective into the complex creative world of what is likely the most prominent sculptor from Galicia and one of the renovators of Spanish sculpture in the 20th century. The choice of Francisco Asorey as the artist honored by the Royal Galician Academy of Fine Arts on the 2024 Arts Day makes this project possible within the Museo Centro Gaiás program, continuing a key line of work to highlight essential figures in the history of contemporary Galician art.
Get closer to the exhibition BORIS SAVELEV. Viewfinder, a way of seeing through a guided tour led by the specialized staff of the Gaiás Museu and discover the most extensive retrospective to date of the photographer Boris Savelev (Chernivtsi, Ukraine, 1947), an award-winning artist at PHotoEspaña 2024 whose vision was shaped in the Soviet Union in the 1970s.
Castelao. Looking out for Galicia presents the most advanced digital art experience to date centred on Alfonso Daniel Rodríguez Castelao — a journey through the personal, literary, artistic and political life of one of the most iconic figures in Galician history.
BORIS SAVELEV. Viewfinder, a way of seeing is the most comprehensive retrospective to date of photographer Boris Savelev (Chernivtsi, Ukraine, 1947), an artist awarded at PHotoEspaña 2024, whose vision was shaped in the Soviet Union during the 1970s. It was there—first as part of the prestigious Novator club and later as a freelance photographer for Russian and international publications—that he began capturing images outside the constraints of the rigid themes and the strong aesthetic rules imposed by the official Soviet photography.
Volcanic eruptions, meteor impacts, massive floods, gigantic dinosaurs, astonishing marine creatures… Origins recreates a wild and untamed nature where long-extinct beings come back to life, while also revealing species that have inhabited the Earth for millions of years—long before humankind set foot on our planet.
