Museo Jorge Rando

Very impressive exhibition of the life work of this Málaga-born expressionist. Well set with space and sound, and very powerful works. I only wish the explanation could tell more of his life.

Such expressive, emotional and reflective gallery!! The paintings are amazing and really make you think. There is a temporary and a permanent exhibition, divided along different ideas. You also have beautiful courtyard there you can just sit and chill at. Plus unbelievably, the entrance is free!

I loved this. Interesting building, superbly curated collection (designed by the artist himself, apparently), and a large, diverse collection. It ranges from delicate butterflies in ink and watercolours in a gloriously peaceful room filled with calming choral music to fully abstract canvases reminiscent of Peter Lanyon and Lee Krasner to more raw, urgent figurative pieces and sculptures. There was only one other visitor while I was there. It deserves to be packed. I knew nothing about Rando before my (free) visit, and he's now probably become one of my favourite living artists. A remarkably consistent body of work - politically, if not stylistically - over 60 years? Impressive - and with a message that's as relevant today as it's ever been.

Short visit but really emotional if you like expressionism paintings !

Great collection over the lifetime (asked continuing) of the artist, in a good space. Thoughtful and sensitive work with great audio guides via QR codes. Lovely and pleasant reception woman who was funny and kind and helpful and interested in the work. Everything was free too! Worth a visit.

A beautiful presentation of art works. Exhibiting artist's reflections on life as a butterfly talk. Very profound human ideas as to meaning of life, the double sided role of soldiers as protectors and pain causing and much more. Free entrance

the exhibition left an indelible mark on my soul because the theme of war is so close to me as a Ukrainian. I felt all the power of pain that the author put into his works

I was so impressed by this compact museum. A surprising and thought provoking gem. Jorge Randos work includes Impressionism and Realism. Amidst the works are some pieces that hit hard as he confronts war and famine. Most of all his desire to champion the vulnerable ( especially children) shines through. Why is it free?