Contemporary Art Center of Galicia

Interesting museum! I enjoyed it! And, it’s free 😁!

Museum was small but interesting with a lot of multi sensory art.

I thought the building's outside was a bit boring, but the lines inside are better. Terrace and shop closed when we visited. It's all Installations - we liked them but some paintings and photos would have been good. It's free, it's worth a look, and there's a great 'living" installation of a man at a desk in the middle of a display as indictment of office culture in the post-Covid multiverse.

Wonderful museum, I visited it twice and I would have needed more visits to really absorve the current exhibitios( very rich). I said to the lady at reception that it is worth visiting Santiago only to visit this museum.

The museum is a nice gallery space. When I visited the majority of exhibits used avant-garde media and referenced political issues I only understood superficially. In one room I was not sure if the digital projector was broken or if the distortion was part of the piece.

A nice array of contemporary art worthy of many repeat visits to absorb and enjoy. I really appreciate the iconic building itself - every part, every space is a statement, and feeds one's soul! Go enjoy CACG inside and out - again and again.

Nice and creative exhibitions. I expected more art due to the amount of space in the museum. Very quiet and free to get in. Would recommend.

A very interesting must see building for anyone interested in Álvaro Siza architecture. The bold external form respects the neighbouring San Domingos de Bonaval convent. Internally clever manipulation of corridors, stairs and windows create a wonderful journey through the gallery. Coffee and snacks available at the gallery cafe.