Centro de Arte y Naturaleza Fundación Beulas

The Centro de Arte y Naturaleza Fundación Beulas is an art museum in Huesca designed by Rafael Moneo with curved forms and angled windows that create distinctive light effects throughout the space. The building houses temporary exhibitions and a documentation center for research on contemporary art.

The center opened to the public in January 2006 as a venue for contemporary art exhibitions and nature-focused installations in northern Spain. Its founding marked the beginning of a new era for artistic discourse in the Huesca region.

The museum holds contemporary Spanish works from the Beulas-Sarrate collection alongside landscape interventions by international artists scattered across the province. Visitors can observe how these pieces create a conversation between art objects and their natural surroundings.

The museum is located on Avenida Doctor Artero and features accessible exhibition spaces along with seminars and events for visitors. It serves as a good starting point to learn more about contemporary art developments in the region.

The center coordinates outdoor art installations across Huesca province, integrating works by artists such as Richard Long and David Nash into natural landscapes. These geographically dispersed works connect visits to the museum with explorations of the surrounding mountains and valleys.