The exhibition features photographs by Jesús Madriñán depicting contemporary Lanzarote. On display are large-format portraits of migrants and tourists, as well as still lifes featuring local materials. It is aimed at those with an interest in photography and culture, and can be viewed free of charge at El Almacén in Arrecife.
Sunday15November 2026
When
Thursday 8 October 2026 to Saturday 16 January 2027
12 October: Public holiday on all islands (National Day of Spain). Many shops and public offices are closed; buses usually run on the Sunday and holiday timetable.
In this exhibition, the Galician photographer Jesús Madriñán explores Lanzarote's contemporary identity. His work combines large-format portraits with still lifes featuring local materials, thereby establishing connections between people, their origins and the island's image.
The focus is on migrants and tourists. These images are complemented by staged still lifes featuring local materials, which broaden the perspective on Lanzarote beyond traditional landscape or travel photography.
The exhibition can be seen from 8 October 2026 to 16 January 2027 at the Sala Cubo in El Almacén, Arrecife. Admission is free.
