Valencian Institute of Modern Art - Free Audio Guide
Valencia, Valencian Community, Spain
Institut Valencià d'Art Modern, 118, Carrer de Guillem de Castro, el Carme, Ciutat Vella, València, Comarca de València, València / Valencia, Comunitat Valenciana, 46003, España
The Institut Valencià d'Art Modern (IVAM) in Valencia is a contemporary art museum founded in 1986. It plays a crucial role in the promotion and preservation of modern art in Spain. The museum features a collection of over 11,300 artworks, showcasing significant 20th-century movements and artists, particularly emphasizing Julio González and Ignacio Pinazo. The main building, designed by architects Emilio Giménez and Carles Salvadores, includes the Centre Julio González and the Sala de la Muralla, which features remnants of a medieval wall. Visitors can explore a variety of temporary and permanent exhibitions, with a focus on historical avant-gardes. The museum is accessible and offers a library for research. Admission fees and visiting hours vary, so checking the official website before your visit is recommended.