Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Hispano-Mexicano
Contemporary art museum in the basement of the Casa de Cultura in Alagón, with more than a hundred works by Spanish and Mexican painters and sculptors.
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About the museum
The Museo de Arte Contemporáneo Hispano-Mexicano in Alagón (Zaragoza) has its origins in the contact that the town council established at the end of 1989 with Luis Marín Bosqued, an Aragonese painter who lived in exile in Mexico after the Civil War, until the seventies.
The museum occupies the basement floor of the Casa de Cultura, an 18th-century building that was a college of the Society of Jesus. It brings together more than one hundred pieces of painting and sculpture by some fifty artists, organised into four sections: Mexican painters, Aragonese painters, Spanish painters in Mexico and the collection of Luis Marín Bosqued.
Highlights
- More than a hundred paintings and sculptures by some fifty artists
- Four sections: Mexican painters, Aragonese painters, Spanish painters in Mexico and the Marín Bosqued collection
- Housed in the basement of the Casa de Cultura, a former Jesuit college
Permanent exhibition
- Colección permanente de arte hispano-mexicano – Painting and sculpture by Spanish and Mexican artists, with sections devoted to Mexican painters, Aragonese painters, Spanish painters in Mexico and the collection of Luis Marín Bosqued.
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