Fifty-silvers, we have a new plan to propose you…

No doubt we’ve all heard about Malaga’s rise as the relevant Spanish cultural capital, but apart from the conventional museums, there’s nothing better than strolling through the streets when the sun goes down and then having a pajarete or a lágrima (local sweet wines) to celebrate.

We will be located in the SOHO district of Malaga. The most cultural neighbourhood that over the years has been gaining weight for its artistic, commercial and gastronomic proposals more alternative.  From there, perhaps we should suggest that you visit the CAC, a small but tough contemporary art museum that has hosted exhibitions as important as those of JAMES RIELLY, KAWS or AI WEIWEI. Its permanent collection is quite interesting, so we started the afternoon well… 

From there, we invite you to observe the two immense graffiti just behind the museum building, created by Shepard Fairey – Obey (for those of you who don’t know him, he is the graphic designer responsible for the well-known poster of Obama’s political campaign : Hope) and Dean Stockton, D*Face, a renowned English artist whose murals can remind us of the illustration of a good comic book.

From there, we’ll leave you with the works and the streets, in case you want to take this visit as a fun artistic gymkhana*:

• Boamistura: García Lorca School- San Lorenzo Street
• Pejac C/ Tomás Heredia 15
• Manuel león C/ Duquesa de Parcent 12
• Andi rivas Parking C/ Alemania
• Roa C/ Casas de Campo
• Dadi dreucol C/ Tomás Heredia 12
• Faith47 Alameda Principal 47
• Dal east Alameda Principal 25
• D*face C/ Comandante Benítez 14
• Obey C/ Comandante Benítez 14- C/ Barroso 7
• Felipe pantone Puente del Perchel
• Okuda & remed C/ Martínez Campos (Hotel Bahía Málaga)
• Ben eine Río Guadalmedina
• ARYZ C/ Barroso (Hotel Bahía Málaga)
• Abraham lacalle C/ Comandante Benítez 14
• Kenny scharf Río Guadalmedina

For those of you who are not so excited, here is the link to all the information: mausmalaga.com