2025
Centro Bot铆n kicks off its exhibition programme with the show Maruja Mallo: Mask and Compass.
2024
On Saturday, 23 November, a new edition of Itinerarios opened its doors to the public.
This ambitious retrospective will present around 100 paintings and drawings, together with writings and photographs by the artist that chart her entire career: from the new realism of her early days to the geometric and fantastic configurations of her final works.
Maruja Mallo (Viveiro, Galicia, 1902鈥揗adrid, 1995) was a leading artist of the Spanish Avant-Garde and surrealism.
鈥淥ctopus, Citrus, Human鈥� is the first institutional solo exhibition of Shimabuku in Spain, spanning video, photography, sculpture, installation and text from the early 1990s until now.
Octopus, Citrus, Human is the first institutional solo exhibition of Shimabuku in Spain, spanning video, photography, sculpture, installation and text from the early 1990s until now.
Running until 20 October 2024, Centro Bot铆n presents Partitura - an exhibition showcasing recent and new works by Swiss artist Silvia B盲chli (born 1956, Baden) in dialogue with earlier drawings.
The practice of drawing for Silvia B盲chli is interwoven with her body and its movement, be it within the domestic space or in nature.
Itinerarios XXVIII is showing the projects by the six artists chosen in the 2021 Fundaci贸n Bot铆n Art Grants.
2023
Spanish artist Eva F脿bregas has created a monumental 鈥榣iving organism鈥� in a new show at Centro Bot铆n, Santander.
Running from 20 May to 15 October 2023, Centro Bot铆n (Santander, Spain) presents Enredos: Eva F脿bregas, marking the first edition of Centro Bot铆n鈥檚 new exhibition programme Enredos.
Running from 1 April to 1 September 2023, Centro Bot铆n presents I am paralyzed with hope, a solo exhibition dedicated to major American artist Roni Horn.
Centro Bot铆n welcomes the public to a new iteration of Itinerarios, the annual exhibition that showcases the work of the eight artists selected in the last call for Fundaci贸n鈥檚 Bot铆n Art Grants.
2022
From October 8, 2022, to February 26, 2023, "Dami谩n Ortega: Expanded Vision" will be on view at Centro Bot铆n, Santander, Spain.
Just as the places we inhabit influence the way we think, the structures we imagine can transform our relationship with the world.