The second most populous city in Andalusia, in southern Spain, with around 600,000 inhabitants, is one of the country’s cultural hubs, with other branch museums, such as the Georges Pompidou and the Thyssen-Bornemisza, whose main locations are in Paris and Madrid, respectively.

The Picasso Museum Malaga had a banner year in 2025 with 792,366 visitors, a figure that confirms the stabilization of visitor numbers and the strength of the institution’s cultural project, the institution noted.

The year began and ended with two exhibitions of the artist’s work, each with a different starting point: Picasso: The Royan Notebooks, and Picasso: Memory and Desire.

The year began and ended with two exhibitions of the artist’s work, each with a different focus: Picasso: The Royan Notebooks, and Picasso: Memory and Desire.

In the contemporary artists section, the Museum hosted William Kentridge’s installation More Sweetly Play the Dance as a guest work, and the exhibition Genius Loci by Belgian painter Farah Atassi.

Educational and cultural activities were a cornerstone of the museum, with nearly 30,000 participants in conferences, seminars, courses, screenings, and concerts, reinforcing its commitment to art education and dissemination.

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