Image: Carmen Thyssen Museum, Málaga
The Carmen Thyssen Museum in Málaga is inviting visitors to spend the weekend with its collection of costumbrista art from the 19th and 20th centuries, alongside its temporary exhibitions. In a social media post, the museum says audiences can take shelter from the weather and enjoy a route through the permanent collection.
The post identifies costumbrista art as the focus of the museum’s permanent displays, pointing to the institution’s emphasis on scenes of everyday life and local or regional customs that were represented by artists in the 19th and 20th centuries. The museum frames this as a chance to revisit the permanent collection rather than a one-off event.
Alongside the permanent galleries, the museum says its temporary exhibitions remain open to visitors. It names 'Archipiélago' and 'Los Ribalta' among the shows currently on view, though the post does not provide further details about their content, dates or participating artists.
The message comes from the Carmen Thyssen Museum’s official account in Málaga, Spain. The institution’s communication presents the visit as a weekend plan, but it does not indicate any special programme, guided activity or limited-time opening attached to the post itself.
For visitors considering a trip to the museum, the post offers a concise reminder that both the permanent collection and current temporary exhibitions are available at the same time. The museum does not specify additional scheduling information in the message beyond directing attention to these displays.
