Fundación Unicaja Málaga Explores Musical Iconography in Art

From July 27 to November 2, 2026, the Centro Cultural Fundación Unicaja in Málaga will host 'Y sonó la música. Iconografía musical en el arte,' curated by José Luis Romero Torres. This exhibition delves into the portrayal of music in visual arts spanning from the Middle Ages to the 20th century, showcasing an array of paintings, sculptures, prints, photographs, and documents. It is divided into five thematic sections, starting with 'El silencio,' which features works by Pedro Camprobín among others. 'Los escenarios de la música' includes a replica of the curtain from Málaga's Teatro Cervantes, created by Bernardo Ferrándiz. The display also emphasizes celestial music with Murillo's 'La Virgen de la Faja' and traditional verdiales music, alongside significant Baroque pieces by José de Ribera and Pablo Picasso.