Fine Arts Exhibition
Fine Arts ExhibitionSan Vicente
A 15th-century monastery turned contemporary art powerhouse, where soaring stone naves cradle cutting-edge installations and ancient cloisters host rotating exhibitions. Entry is pocket change (or free most evenings), and the peaceful gardens feel worlds away from the city bustle.
Tips
June 12
Louise Bourgeois turns private pain into arresting sculpture at this raw retrospective. Decapitated figures and claustrophobic spaces give form to memory and desire in a former monastery that only deepens the psychological tension.
June 12 at 10am
Explore diasporic connections between America and Africa through contemporary works in a breathtaking repurposed monastery. The worn, faded charm of 15th-century architecture meets striking modern interventions for an atmosphere unlike anywhere else in Seville.
June 12 at 11am
Manuela Solano's large-format paintings imagine pop culture figures through the lens of blindness: invented celebrities, remembered icons, and surreal portraits that feel both familiar and alien. The Mexican artist's seven-year body of work fills the monastery refectory with bold, otherworldly visions.
San VicenteOpens Friday at 11:00 AM
Fine Arts ExhibitionFine Arts ExhibitionA 15th-century monastery turned contemporary art powerhouse, where soaring stone naves cradle cutting-edge installations and ancient cloisters host rotating exhibitions. Entry is pocket change (or free most evenings), and the peaceful gardens feel worlds away from the city bustle.
Tips
June 12
Louise Bourgeois turns private pain into arresting sculpture at this raw retrospective. Decapitated figures and claustrophobic spaces give form to memory and desire in a former monastery that only deepens the psychological tension.
June 12 at 10am
Explore diasporic connections between America and Africa through contemporary works in a breathtaking repurposed monastery. The worn, faded charm of 15th-century architecture meets striking modern interventions for an atmosphere unlike anywhere else in Seville.
June 12 at 11am
Manuela Solano's large-format paintings imagine pop culture figures through the lens of blindness: invented celebrities, remembered icons, and surreal portraits that feel both familiar and alien. The Mexican artist's seven-year body of work fills the monastery refectory with bold, otherworldly visions.