Museo de Escultura al Aire Libre de la Castellana

Visit the Mapfre Foundation in Madrid and discover a space for both avant-garde culture and artistic and documentary photography. Located in a building designed by architect Agustín Ortiz de Villajos for the Duchess of Medina de las Torres. After a series of restructuring and improvement works, the exhibition area currently occupies an area of about 1,000 m2, divided into three rooms that are mainly used to exhibit the plastic arts from the last third of the 19th century until shortly after World War II. The exhibition halls were inaugurated in the fall of 2008, coinciding with a new international perspective in our programming after a thorough review of the modernization of Spanish art between the last third of the 19th century and the Spanish Civil War. Two temporary exhibitions are available until May 5: Chagall. A cry for freedom and Christer Strömholm.

Sabrina Amrani opened her eponymous gallery based in Madrid, Spain, in June 2011. French of Algerian origin, she was raised in a mix of cultures, traditions and habits that are common grounds to most artists she works with. The gallery represents artists across East and West, eliminating cultural gaps and promoting a dialogue exchange and intellectual growth through it. The distinctive signs of Sabrina Amrani Gallery are proposals that invite to think about the society and the individual: Socio-political issues, identity, space, architecture, … and the discovery of talented artists all around the world to share their work to a global audience, therefore stating its will to become an international cultural agent. Although the gallery represents emergent and established artists of any nationality, the project pays particular attention to the new voices that are emerging in the Global South. The gallery regularly organizes and participates in not-for-profit activities such as screening