Museum of Visual Arts (MAVI)

307 jose victorino lastarria, santiago

56-2-2664-9337  

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Although Santiago’s Museum of Visual Arts is a relatively small institution, it is not one to be overlooked due to its outstanding exhibits of contemporary Chilean and international artists. Opened in 2001, the museum has accrued an impressive collection of works from Chilean artists including the celebrated surrealist Roberto Matta and the contemporary Nicolás Franco. Laid out on four separate floors, MAVI features exhibits from its permanent collection along with the works of an established Chilean artist, a visiting show by an international artist and a young or emerging artist. There is a small store with books and arts and crafts, and a neighboring café.

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