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The Exhibition and Conferences Palace Adolfo Suarez will again host the International Art Fair Marbella, animated by forty new galleries of Spain and the rest of the world.
For the second time, the charm of this southern city, bathed by the Mediterranean Sea, will have between 29th July and 3rd August more than seventy collectors, in a small and easy-to-walk-around fair, but with high quality concentrated.
The organizers will repeat what were highly praised proposals in 2015, such as visits to museums in Malaga, and will add a reception at the Picasso Museum and visits to relevant private collections.
Marbella is one of the major tourist attractions in Spain. In addition to a beautiful coastline of twenty kilometers, the city has an important archaeological heritage and a cultural agenda capable of meeting the demands of an educated public.
The hosts will show the old walled sixteenth century Renaissance Plaza de los Naranjos, the house of Corregidor, the Ermita of Santiago, among other tangible urban values ​​such as the Baroque Church of Santa Maria de la Encarnacion, the Casa del Roque, and the remains of the castle and the Arab defensive wall. Likewise, the public will be able to appreciate the Chapel of San Juan de Dios, the Hospital Real de la Misericordia and the old Bazan Hospital, all in Renaissance style.
Since last year, the city of international festivals of opera, reggae, jazz, film and independent theater has grown larger and deeper in his way to praise the Fine Arts.
In view of Andalusian corners with distinctive whitewashed houses, those attending Art Marbella can enjoy unique recipes like the typical fried fish, a local delicatessenas appreciated as golfing with the sea and the mountains of the Sierra Blanca as impartial judges .
In Marbella, the muse city that always seems to pose in front of the easel of a painter, artists, collectors, gallery owners and curators will again look at   what is created in these days to make the world a better canvas.