Centro de Arte Juan Ismael is a free modern art gallery on Calle Almte. Lallemand in Puerto del Rosario. Its changing exhibitions include contemporary art, photographs by Chema Madoz and work exploring the return of Indigenous artefacts to their places of origin. The gallery’s location also gives you a sea view, and the visit can fit into a walk along the seafront. Allow about 30 minutes to look around, and check exhibition information before setting out, as installations can affect access.
Art in Puerto del Rosario
Centro de Arte Juan Ismael is in the centre of Puerto del Rosario. The gallery pays tribute to Juan Ismael, a Canarian painter and poet who also worked in sculpture. His surrealist art and writing placed him among the Canary Islands’ avant-garde figures.
Changing exhibitions
The gallery presents contemporary art in a space spread over several floors. Past exhibitions have included photographs by Chema Madoz and a creative exhibition about returning Indigenous artefacts, including a Guanche mummy, to their places of origin. Check for updates before going, since exhibition installations can affect access. Admission is free.
Perguntas frequentes
Is Centro de Arte Juan Ismael free to visit?
Yes. Admission is free.
How long should I spend at Centro de Arte Juan Ismael?
About 30 minutes is a useful estimate for looking around.
What can I see at Centro de Arte Juan Ismael?
The gallery presents contemporary art, including photographs by Chema Madoz. Exhibitions have also explored the return of Indigenous artefacts to their places of origin.
