If the collection is the soul of a museum, the Fine Arts of Bilbao has just opened a space to its height. After more than four years of works and an architectural transformation that expands its spaces and redefines the relationship between its buildings, the museum prepares for a new stage without changing what constitutes its raison d'être: the works it has gathered based on acquisitions and donations, preserved and shown during its 118 years.
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If the collection is the soul of a museum, the Fine Arts of Bilbao has just opened a space to its height. After more than four years of works and an architectural transformation that expands its spaces and redefines the relationship between its buildings, the museum prepares for a new stage without changing what constitutes its raison d'être: the works it has gathered based on acquisitions and donations, preserved and shown during its 118 years.