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IVAM Valencian Institute of Modern Art

The IVAM is the epicenter of modern art in Valencia. With exhibitions ranging from surrealism to the current avant-garde, it is an essential stop for lovers of art and creativity.

Founded in 1989, the IVAM is one of the most important modern art museums in Spain. Its permanent collection includes more than 12,000 works, from sculptures by Julio González to pieces by contemporary artists. With temporary exhibitions ranging from experimental art to the avant-garde of the 20th century, the IVAM is a meeting point for lovers of art and innovation. Located in the El Carmen neighborhood, in the heart of the historic center, the museum also offers a space for reflection and dialogue between art and society. In addition to its exhibition offering, the IVAM organizes workshops, seminars and activities that make it a dynamic cultural center always at the forefront.

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C/ de Guillem de Castro, 118, Ciutat Vella, 46003 València, Valencia

https://www.ivam.es/

963176600

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