Dedicated to the work of Magda Bolumar, this exhibition brings together a carefully curated selection of paintings and works on paper spanning key moments of the artist's career. It explores the delicate balance between line, rhythm and colour that defines her distinctive visual language, while highlighting her contribution as one of the most singular voices in post-war Catalan abstraction and modern art.

Dedicated to the work of Modest Cuixart, this exhibition brings together a carefully curated selection of paintings spanning significant moments of the artist's career. It explores the expressive force of his visual language, characterised by a rich materiality, symbolic imagery and a remarkable freedom of gesture, highlighting his contribution as one of the leading figures of post-war Catalan art and the Dau al Set generation.

In collaboration with the cultural programme of Castell d’Aro, we present A Vision of Fortuny, an exhibition in which Javier Montesol reinterprets the universe of Marià Fortuny through a contemporary and deeply personal lens. Through oil paintings, mixed‑media works and works on paper, Montesol engages in a dialogue with the legacy of the nineteenth‑century master, revisiting themes, gestures and atmospheres with a vivid and expressive visual language. Installed within the historic setting of Benedormiens Castle, the exhibition offers a renewed narrative perspective on Fortuny’s enduring influence.

In collaboration with the Centre Tarraconense El Seminari, we present Imagined Hermitages, an exhibition by Antoni Camarasa bringing together around twenty works inspired by the idea of the hermitage as envisioned through the artist’s imagination. The project explores the hermitage as a symbolic and narrative figure, shaping invented structures made of iron, wood and bronze —often recycled materials— which Camarasa transforms into memory‑laden presences.

As part of the cultural programme of Castell d’Aro, we present Ofrenes, an exhibition gathering a selection of works by Albert Gonzalo that explores his symbolic and spiritual universe. Influenced by Eastern, African and ritual aesthetics, Gonzalo develops an introspective pictorial language that weaves together memory, gesture and contemplation. Installed in Benedormiens Castle, the exhibition highlights the poetic depth and coherence of his creative world.

In collaboration with Arts Santa Mònica, we present Ofrenes, an exhibition bringing together a significant selection of Albert Gonzalo’s multidisciplinary work as a painter, printmaker, photographer, poet, and draftsman. The project combines large-scale works with working notebooks and travel journals, which reveal the influence of his numerous journeys through Africa, the Middle East, and the Far East.