Royal Shipyards (Atarazanas) - a Gothic Space for Modern Art Exhibitions - Museum in Valencia, Spain

National Artistic Monument. These monumental and spacious arches of an ancient Gothic shipyard are a very dynamic art venue. Dedicated mainly to contemporary modern art (usually fairly unknown artists) from various countires. This large space holds many names at a time, changing frequntly (once a month more or less)

Temporary exhibitions:
Various fairly unknown names in modern art, changing frequently.

Art: modern, contemporary, international

Size: medium to large

Exhibitions: temporary only

The building: Reales Atarazanas (also known as Drassanes in Valenciano) were built in 1338 for building and repairing ships. They assumed their present look in 1500, after a reconstruction. During the War of Succession in XVIII century, Philip V made the Shipyards his headquarters. After the war, they became a depository for salt.

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