Alicante Museum of Contemporary Art

Alicante Museum of Contemporary Art is amunicipal museum in Alicante, Spain. It displays twentieth century and contemporary workmanship. Made in 1976 on account of Eusebio Sempere, and revived in 2011 after a noteworthy redesign, the historical center currently comprises of three perpetual accumulations of around 800 workmanship pieces. The exhibition hall is situated in Asegurada building, the most seasoned common building staying in the city.

Workmanship sweethearts will revere the exhibition hall, and those with an enthusiasm for design will be similarly captivated by the change of Alicante's most seasoned working into an advanced magnum opus. The MACA is housed inside the city's Asegurada building, which goes back to 1685. Throughout the hundreds of years the building has been a storage facility, a jail and a school. It was changed into a staggering case of contemporary engineering by Sol Madridejos and Juan Carlos Sancho.

The exhibition hall working, thusly, is another case of present day workmanship by Spanish designers Sol Madridejos and Juan Carlos Sancho. The advanced building joins the first Casa de la Asegurada, which is the most seasoned common working in Alicante that was worked in 1685. Developed initially as a storehouse it has likewise served all through the history as prison, powder stockpiling, school of business, and once as a brief seat of City Hall. The first building is an outstanding case of Alicante's ornate engineering.