Torres-García was one of the most complex artists of the first half of the 20th century. He opened up new pathways for modern art practice and had a radically individual style that defies classification. Exactly 72,039 people visited the Malaga museum to discover more about his significant body of work, which combined the theories of European avant-garde movements with the art forms of Pre-Columbian cultures. He called this Constructive Universalism. Over the past five months, MPM has organized seminars, talks, visits and workshops, and even a Toy Factory, in recognition of Torres-Garcia’s work as a thinker and teacher.