Exhibitions
Exhibition "XXVI Fundación Unicaja Craftsmanship Award"
Display of thirty winning and selected pieces from the XXVI edition of the Fundación Unicaja Craftsmanship Award, in six craft disciplines.
- When
- Monday, September 21, 2026 — Sunday, November 15, 2026 Now on 10:00 – 19:00
- Where
- Museo Fundación Unicaja de Artes y Costumbres Populares, Plaza Enrique García-Herrera, número 1
- Price
- Check
- Organized by
- Fundación Unicaja
The Museo Fundación Unicaja de Artes y Costumbres Populares de Málaga is exhibiting the works selected and awarded in the XXVI edition of the Premio Fundación Unicaja de Artesanía. The exhibition brings together thirty pieces spread across six disciplines: ceramics, leather, wrought iron, wood carving, tapestries and textiles, and goldsmithing and jewellery.
Among the works on display are this year's winners: Alfonso Hidalgo Góngora and Laura Hidalgo Cruz, for "Cruce de culturas" (ceramics); José Antonio Pereira, for "Soledad" (leather); Francisco Garrido, for "Las alas del renacimiento que miran al sur" (wrought iron); Juan Manuel Molina, for "Con razón" (wood carving); Ilia Mitxelena, for "Velut umbra" (goldsmithing and jewellery); and Laura Siles, for "Iruten Har Nuzu. El ritual y el tejido, el canto y la reunión" (tapestries and textiles). Also on display are the works "O Ser Dela", by Pablo Rodríguez, and "Rosetón gótico", by Juan Carlos García, special awards Fundación Unicaja Jaén and Premio Jaén.
The Premio Fundación Unicaja de Artesanía was first held in 1987 and is endowed with twenty-two thousand euros distributed among the different categories. Over its twenty-six editions it has promoted and spread craft creation, helping to preserve traditional trades.
Among the works on display are this year's winners: Alfonso Hidalgo Góngora and Laura Hidalgo Cruz, for "Cruce de culturas" (ceramics); José Antonio Pereira, for "Soledad" (leather); Francisco Garrido, for "Las alas del renacimiento que miran al sur" (wrought iron); Juan Manuel Molina, for "Con razón" (wood carving); Ilia Mitxelena, for "Velut umbra" (goldsmithing and jewellery); and Laura Siles, for "Iruten Har Nuzu. El ritual y el tejido, el canto y la reunión" (tapestries and textiles). Also on display are the works "O Ser Dela", by Pablo Rodríguez, and "Rosetón gótico", by Juan Carlos García, special awards Fundación Unicaja Jaén and Premio Jaén.
The Premio Fundación Unicaja de Artesanía was first held in 1987 and is endowed with twenty-two thousand euros distributed among the different categories. Over its twenty-six editions it has promoted and spread craft creation, helping to preserve traditional trades.
Information published by Fundación Unicaja, see the original. Verificada el 21 Sep 2026.