Stay informed about the latest program announcements, upcoming photography exhibitions, and municipal art collection updates at MUCAC La Coracha. This dedicated news section helps you follow the evolving contemporary art scene in Málaga. We recommend verifying the schedule and current programming directly through official channels before planning your visit.
The second edition of the Festival of Live Arts (FAV) arrives in Málaga from April 13 to 25, 2026. This multidisciplinary event features dance, theater, and performance art across several cultural venues, including MUCAC La Coracha, with a special focus on experimental and participatory works.
Discover how MUCAC brought contemporary performance art to the streets of Málaga with the 'MUCAC a Escena' series. Curated by Iñaki Martínez Antelo, this initiative showcased original works by artists Laia Estruch and Verónica Ruth Frías in a unique public engagement project.
MUCAC La Coracha introduces a special loan from the María Zambrano Foundation, highlighting the intellectual connection between the philosopher and artist Juan Soriano. Visitors can explore the 1956 painting 'María en llamas' alongside rare correspondence, photographs, and historical books as part of the ongoing 'Ayer. Colección 1940–1990' exhibition.
MUCAC La Coracha recently hosted its inaugural conference on 21st-century Spanish photography, bringing together leading artists, educators, and curators. The five-day event explored the evolution of the medium, its role in modern education, and the changing dynamics of the contemporary art market.
The second edition of the Festival of Live Arts (FAV) arrives in Málaga from April 13 to 25, 2026. This multidisciplinary event features dance, theater, and performance art across several cultural venues, including MUCAC La Coracha, with a special focus on experimental and participatory works.
Discover how MUCAC brought contemporary performance art to the streets of Málaga with the 'MUCAC a Escena' series. Curated by Iñaki Martínez Antelo, this initiative showcased original works by artists Laia Estruch and Verónica Ruth Frías in a unique public engagement project.
MUCAC La Coracha introduces a special loan from the María Zambrano Foundation, highlighting the intellectual connection between the philosopher and artist Juan Soriano. Visitors can explore the 1956 painting 'María en llamas' alongside rare correspondence, photographs, and historical books as part of the ongoing 'Ayer. Colección 1940–1990' exhibition.
MUCAC La Coracha recently hosted its inaugural conference on 21st-century Spanish photography, bringing together leading artists, educators, and curators. The five-day event explored the evolution of the medium, its role in modern education, and the changing dynamics of the contemporary art market.
The second edition of the Festival of Live Arts (FAV) arrives in Málaga from April 13 to 25, 2026. This multidisciplinary event features dance, theater, and performance art across several cultural venues, including MUCAC La Coracha, with a special focus on experimental and participatory works.
MUCAC La Coracha recently hosted its inaugural conference on 21st-century Spanish photography, bringing together leading artists, educators, and curators. The five-day event explored the evolution of the medium, its role in modern education, and the changing dynamics of the contemporary art market.
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