A really important collection of historic and artistic photos - especially the poverty of the La Chanca area in Almeria capital. Blown away by the curation as well as the images. And there's another gallery next door with a Goya and a series of his satirical sketches, as well as lots of other art. In fact my only criticism would be that the light in that Goya section is not adequate to read the captions/see the detail. And all free! I recently attended a photo exhibition at the Tate a quarter of the size which cost £20. A well-spent morning/afternoon (in wonderful AC too). I can't get over it - why did it take me so long to go? You may not like it all, but for sure everyone will find something that touches them. There's a stylish cafe/ bar...
Read moreAn unexpected bonus next to the Ibáñez Museum
Centro Pérez Siquier is a brilliant second stop—right next to the Ibáñez Museum and just as impressive. Also free to enter, it offers a striking look into the work of one of Spain’s great photographers. Thoughtfully curated, visually powerful, and a perfect modern complement to the museum next door....
Read moreCentro de referencia para conocer la trayectoria de Carlos Pérez Siquier. Obras en gran formato tanto en blanco y negro como en color que reflejan distintas etapas del artista. Se complementa con aportaciones de otros grandes fotógrafos españoles del Siglo XX. Imprescindible también la entrada al Museo Casa Ibáñez una de las mayores colecciones de Arte Contemporáneo de Andalucía. Junto a la pintura del artista olulense, se exhiben obras de Goya, Sorolla, Cabral Bejarano, los Madrazo, Benlliure, Benedito, Sorolla, Zuloaga, Antonio López, y otros muchos. Ambos museos son gratuitos y merece la pena la excursión...
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