Valencia Art Museum will reopen its doors with seven major exhibitions in November

Published at: 17/10/2025 03:25 PM

The Valencia Art Museum (MUVA), attached to the National Museums Foundation, will reopen its doors to the public next Saturday, November 1, with the simultaneous inauguration of seven exhibitions with different artistic expressions.

After a profound remodeling process, starting next month, the public will be able to enjoy in the Luis Eduardo Chávez and José La Rosa (No. 1) exhibition “Botero: The Sensuality of Forms”, an exceptional exhibition dedicated to the universal master of form and volume, Fernando Botero.

In addition, rooms 2 and 3 will be the setting for the exhibition “Inventory: Open Vaults”, where a significant selection of the valuable collection protected by MUVA itself will be presented.

Room 4 will host the exhibition “Our Alexis Mujica”, marking the beginning of a tribute to one of the main Venezuelan masters of sculpture. While rooms 5 and 6 will be exhibiting “Oniria Colombeia”, a significant work by the creator Édgar Álvarez Estrada (1950-2025).

Finally, in room 7, the whole family, and especially children, can enjoy “RGB. The colors of the century”. This thematic, educational and itinerant exhibition was conceived by the artist Carlos Cruz-Diez in Paris in 2014 and has been exhibited with great success in various international spaces.

In addition, the attached spaces of the museum will present two special exhibitions: the Quintín Hernández space will host the wonderful exhibition “Metallic Worlds” by Teresa Espinal, while, in the Galia space, the boys and girls who are students from the permanent MUVA workshops will pay a heartfelt tribute to Fernando Botero and Alexis Mujica with their exhibition “Between Dogs and Cats”.

MINCULTURA/Mazo News Team