CAAM Centro Atlantico de Arte Moderno Review

Currently being renovated. You can not go inside. Too bad. January 2019

Museum in the old town with four floors and large rooms, perfect for installations, performances and other types of exhibitions as it is spacious. It has an elevator and it is free. Their workers are very friendly. More

An ideal place to go with school children to do art workshops.

And very good and high quality exhibition center, Jorge Manrique's exhibition

I love this museum, it is my favorite. You have to visit it always

Very good ... very clean ... and very good attention.

The CAAM is one of those architectural gems that go unnoticed. Its exhibitions are interesting at times, although it is always worth taking a tour of its rooms, if only to escape the mediocrity, the glorification of ignorance and vulgarity that pollute the city and this country of porters.

Beautiful building, a perfect integration of a modern inside with an ancient structure. The exposition is not very big but inspiring in a relaxed atmosphere. Worth a visit, free entrance.

Changing exhibitions, interesting topics. Always worth a visit.

It is a reference for the modern art of Gran Canaria. A must see, with temporary exhibitions of a very high level. On our last visit we could enjoy the exhibition of Cesar Manrique, what a joy !!

Marvelous. It is art to the building. Highly recommended even for children. The store is wonderful.

Futuristic interior, outside a Canarian old town palace. The special exhibition with works by the painter Paco Sanchez is impressive. Incidentally, was a recommendation from our hostess in the Casa de Vegueta (also absolutely recommendable!).

Modernist in a classic place, be sure to visit this place

Contemporary art center with very good exhibition proposals, beautiful building and excellent Documentation Center in Contemporary Art

It is not the Atlantic Art Center that you visit, it is in the same pedestrian street of the old town and there is also the notarial college of Las Palmas.

The exhibition of Cesar Manrique was short, but what little there is is interesting.

I am not enthusiastic about montages. I prefer painting or sculpture ...

If you carry a bag from a store you cannot access or visit it, because they do not have a locker and they tell you that due to COVID you cannot enter with the bag ... ?????
This is how you want to promote culture ...

Large and new building, in the historic center. They could make better use of it

One of the few Local Government operated spaces dedicated to Art & Culture...

The city is missing more spaces dedicated to Art & Culture, in my opinion Government should be investing in this initiatives.

And leave building venues built to specs, both in size and grandiose, just to hold a few games of a on time event like a Word Championship (not the whole championship) to the private sector.

An excellent exhibition in memory of the work of the great CESAR MANRIQUE
Open until September
Highly recommended

Magnificent location although it lacks quality content

The exhibitions are very good and they have the pro that the entrance is free, the problem comes when we talk about the staff, when you visit the gallery you feel that they are fixing your eyes while you see the works of art or you are simply enjoying the dynamics that they prepare , especially in their skateboard and fingerboard exhibition, there is an excess of control and an incorrect treatment of people who are going to enjoy what they prepare, not to mention the ways in which they address attendees.

Magnificently managed and with exhibitions always very interesting.

Minimalist modern art gallery in the heart of las Palmas old town, offering free entry to exhibitions from notable artists across four floors. Also has a roof terrace for events and a gift shop next door. A great place to spend an hour or two.

We went with my 4 year old son and the treatment received was unfortunate. One of the guards complained to the security officer because the child was not on the 4 floors of the building by the hand and it seems that it is strictly essential to have the child tied up inside the exhibition. I had to leave at the insistence and lack of empathy on the part of security. The behavior seemed excessive.

A place of expression for contemporary art where I always come back with pleasure. Free entry, so no excuse not to take a tour and discover interesting artists and works.

Exhibition of an artistic career marked by the importance of women and their forgetfulness in modern history, together with the political conflicts that exist in Europe. Concha Jerez. Interferences

In the art center you can see works of all kinds, from photographic exhibitions to installations, which are usually quite original.
The center has a modern and minimalist aesthetic, it has a good presence.
The staff is quite correct and at the entrance they explain the theme of the works that there are.
On the top floor there is a terrace area, which I recommend going as it is a very nice area where you can sit down for a drink (they have vending machines) and look at the views of Vegueta.
It also has a conference room and a "living room" type at the top of the center.
On Wednesdays from 6pm the entrance is free.

This medium in the old town, baffles tourists ... The environment is not appropriate in my opinion. It is not a museum, but an exhibition center.