Exhibitions this weekend in Sevilla (September 5-6, 2026)
- Special eventSaturday & Sunday
'The Beauty of Knowledge' Exhibition at the Museo de Bellas Artes
The second most important art gallery in Spain hosts a relevant temporary exhibition that brings to light masterpieces recently incorporated into its collection. Located in the former Convento de la Merced Calzada, the institution offers a cool and monumental refuge filled with Baroque history.
- Special eventSaturday & Sunday
Exhibition 'Julio González. Forjar el vacío'
The Fundación Cajasol presents in the Sala Velázquez of its headquarters the exhibition Julio González. Forjar el vacío, dedicated to one of the essential pioneers of modern iron sculpture. Located in the emblematic Plaza de San Francisco, this retrospective offers a unique opportunity to get closer to the work of a key figure of 20th-century avant-gardes.
- Special eventSaturday & Sunday
'The Wandering Body. Spanish Exile, 1939-1975' Exhibition at the Casa de la Provincia
The Casa de la Provincia, located in the central Plaza del Triunfo in Seville, presents the temporary exhibition El cuerpo errante. Exilio español, 1939-1975. This historical outreach initiative analyzes the human, cultural, and intellectual repercussions of the republican exodus after the end of the Spanish Civil War and throughout the dictatorship.
- Special eventSaturday & Sunday
Exhibition 'Cayetana. Grande de España' at Las Dueñas
The historic Palacio de las Dueñas pays tribute to the figure of the 18th Duchess of Alba with the temporary exhibition Cayetana. Grande de España, installed in its famous stately salons and courtyards.
- Special eventSaturday & Sunday
Temporary summer exhibitions at the CAAC (Monasterio de la Cartuja)
The Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo (CAAC) maintains its powerful summer lineup this week with several top-level simultaneous exhibitions, among which stand out 'Kupinduka' by Virginia Chihota, 'El espíritu de las formas' by Eladio Aguilera, and 'Cómo vivir en los intersticios' by Johanna Failer, in addition to the holdings from the Jorge M. Pérez collection.