Marbella's Pool Party Gets Artistic! You Won't Believe What's Floating There!

Title: The Pool Marbella hosts Contemporary art exhibition curated by the esteemed Michels de Champourcin gallery Published: Jan 11, 2026 • 13:13 • 1 minute read By Adam Woodward Works by José Maria Lamo & Hector Acevedo. Credit: HA & JML FB

Marbella, that jewel of the Costa del Sol, is about to get a whole lot more cultured. Forget just the beaches and the bling, because Contemporary art is taking center stage with the debut of "Horizontes," a group exhibition curated by the highly regarded Michels de Champourcin gallery.

Marbella's Pool Party Gets Artistic! You Won't Bel...

This isn't your average art show, folks. We're talking about a showcase featuring thirteen internationally renowned artists. The buzz is all about how the exhibition will explore the transformative power of contemporary art, sparking dialogues between geometric abstraction, figurative realism, and even some bold experimentation with materials. Expect painting, sculpture, and photography – each piece a potential gateway to fresh perspectives. I'm personally curious to see how these artists challenge the boundaries of what we consider "visible."

Word on the street is that William Gaber’s monumental compositions are a must-see, as are Dave Van Arckel’s vibrant chromatic explorations. Salustiano García’s hyperrealism promises to be incredibly striking, and Jesús Del Peso’s geometric forms are said to be meticulously precise. It’s a real mix of styles, and that’s precisely what makes it so exciting. It’s designed to encourage viewers to really engage with the emotional and perceptual depths of modern art.

I've been following Van Arckel's work for a while now. With over 20 years in the game, he's known for his amazing versatility, dabbling in everything from traditional plastic arts to cutting-edge digital technologies. That kind of range is what keeps the art world fresh.

And the location? Perfect. "Horizontes" is being held at The Pool Marbella, located at 2 Avenida Bulevar Príncipe Alfonso de Hohenlohe. Talk about Mediterranean elegance meeting contemporary creativity! It's an ideal spot for serious art collectors, casual enthusiasts, or frankly, anyone just looking for a little inspiration while soaking up the Costa del Sol vibes.

The Michels de Champourcin gallery, by the way, takes its inspiration from the poet Ernestina de Champourcin, a key figure in the Generation of ’27. They’re dedicated to championing artists whose works offer glimpses into the soul and transcend time. This isn’t just another opening; it’s a significant cultural moment for Marbella, marking the start of something special at this extremely unique venue.

Best of all, admission is free! But an RSVP is recommended, which you can do through the gallery’s website. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to broaden your horizons and experience the future of contemporary art, right here in Marbella.