Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Santa Cruz de la Sierra

The Contemporary Art Museum contains ten exhibition rooms within a restored colonial structure featuring a central courtyard characteristic of 1600s architecture.

The museum building served multiple purposes throughout history, functioning as military barracks and an educational institution before its transformation into an art space in 1991.

The museum collection includes more than 300 artworks representing national artistic movements from the late twentieth century to contemporary periods.

Visitors can access the museum daily between 10:00 and 14:00, with free admission and permission to take photographs without flash.

The museum maintains a rotating exhibition schedule without permanent displays, ensuring each visit presents different artistic experiences.

Location: Santa Cruz de la Sierra

Inception: March 14, 1991

Official opening: March 14, 1991

GPS coordinates: -17.78367,-63.17666

Latest update: March 5, 2025 23:02