CEART is currently featuring a retrospective of one of Spain's prominent muralists, Manuel Delgado ‘Murfin’. The exhibition, which runs until November 1, highlights his work, including the mural ‘Niños perdidos’, recognized as the third-best mural in the world in 2025 and located in Fuenlabrada. The show presents previously unseen works and focuses on the artist's largest format pieces, complemented by two series: a collection of canvas drawings and a set of paintings rich in narrative and symbolic depth.
XXVIII Fuenlabrada Photography Days
Until November 2, visitors can enjoy a collective exhibition organized by the AFOPAZ Photography Association as part of the XXVIII Fuenlabrada Photography Days. This exhibition emphasizes the contrast between black and white, eliminating color from the photographs. The association has also arranged various parallel activities, including several discussions.
Villa de Fuenlabrada Rapid Painting Competition
This Sunday, October 11, the ‘Villa de Fuenlabrada’ rapid painting competition will take place, organized by the Cultural Association Magenta. Both national and international artists are invited to participate, with the theme focusing on Fuenlabrada's streets, squares, parks, and fountains. Interested participants can register on the day of the event from 9 to 11 AM at the Tomás y Valiente Cultural Center, where the artworks will later be displayed. A total of eight prizes will be awarded, ranging from €1,200 for the first place to €300 for other categories.
Additional Exhibitions
In addition to the main exhibition, ‘El hombre lobo y los pecados capitales’, featuring the work of renowned Madrid actor, screenwriter, and director Paul Naschy, there are other visual proposals such as ‘Susurros en la noche’, organized by the El lado oscuro collective as part of the Night Photography Competition, and the exhibition ‘Cartografía de una mirada’ by the Libélula Social Association and the F/9 Photographic Collective.
