"Los caminantes en el puerto", a exhibition of sculptures at El Palmeral de las Sorpresas promenade, Malaga.
The outdoor exhibition includes 14 bronze sculptures by Elena Laverón, which bring a new feel to the seafront urban landscape.
"Los caminantes en el puerto", una muestra de esculturas en el Palmeral de las Sorpresas de Málaga.
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The Palmeral de las Sorpresas in Malaga is ideal for taking a stroll, but also now you can also enjoy the art of Ceuta-born sculptor Elena Laverón.
You can find her sculptures in many public spaces such as the Unesco headquarters in Paris, New York's Guggenheim Museum or the Reina Sofía Museum in Madrid. And now, in Malaga too...
The sculptures are impressive walking bronze figures dotted along the promenade, and they happily allow tourists and locals to take photos and touch them.
The exhibition is a tribute to these nine million people who have left their mark over the past year.
