Visitors to the Museum have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the life and work of Pablo Picasso through a biographical, artistic and historical journey that contextualises the works on display in <a href="https://www.museopicassomalaga.org/en/exposiciones/pablo-picasso-structures-of-invention" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Pablo Picasso: Structures of Invention. The Unity of a Life’s Work</a>.
Questions such as how Picasso handled clay, what the city of Malaga was like at the time of his birth and who some of his closest family members and friends were are answered in this lifeline dedicated to Pablo Picasso, which is illustrated with photographs, audiovisual material and reproductions of his works.

Free Admission

Pablo Picasso. Lifeline 

Many of the works on display in <a href="https://museopicassomalaga.org/en/exposiciones/pablo-picasso-structures-of-invention" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Pablo Picasso: Structures of Invention. The Unity of a Life’s Work</a> explore how objects are represented from different perspectives by locating different viewpoints on the same plane.
A glass, a bull’s head, a cheese and a mandolin – objects widely depicted in Pablo Picasso’s Cubist paintings and sculptures – are moved from the galleries housing the collection to the museum’s garden for this participatory project entitled Cubism Lab, where participants can put into practice the Cubist experience by fragmenting, restructuring and recomposing their planes and forms on coloured panels with magnetic surfaces.

Social Participation

Cubism Lab 

During his travels around Europe between 1966 and 1967, Joel Meyerowitz spent six months in the city of Málaga, where he had the opportunity to get to know the world of flamenco in depth through his contact with the Escalona family and his regular visits to the Peña Juan Breva.
While staying there, the photographer took more than 8,500 pictures and recorded hours of flamenco sound. The Museo Picasso Málaga has accordingly scheduled four live flamenco sessions in the galleries hosting the temporary exhibition, in which the music can interact with Meyerowitz’s snapshots of the flamenco scene in 1960s Málaga.

Music

Flamenco in ‘Joel Meyerowitz. Europa 1966-1967’ 

Adults

Open house day

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Guided tours

Workshops for adults

Educational Space

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Workshops

Lectures

Cinema and Video

Dance and performance

Families and Kids