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By using monofrequency lamps, everything around us gets transformed. Want to check it out?

Part II of our Film & Video Gallery where you will see the work of some renowned artists who work in the fascinating...

Tulips, a bouquet of multicolor balloon flowers blown up to gargantuan proportions (more than 2 meters tall and 5 meters across)...

Our Film & Video Gallery is dedicated to installation and video art, as well as experimental film...

Fujiko Nakaya’s Fog Sculpture (F.O.G.) enters into an interesting dialogue with the Museum...

Stacked, hovering color fields in this colossal painting by Mark Rothko.

Discover details you may not know of How Profound is the Air, one of the most beautiful pieces by Eduardo Chillida...

Discover one of the masterpieces in the Museum Collection where the artist used naked models as live brushes.

Itziar Ituño [Loreak, Money Heist (La casa de papel)] tells us why her favorite piece from the Museum Collection is...

Actor and international model Jon Kortajarena reveals he chose Jean-Michel Basquiat’s...

Former soccer player and coach Ernesto Valverde tells us about Anselm Kiefer’s awe-inspiring works on view...

Germano Celant, curator of the exhibition, offers his expert views on the work of an unclassifiable artist.

Keys to Artschwager’s retrospective with Germano Celant and Manuel Cirauqui.

All you didn’t know about one of the most popular works of art in the world and a true icon of the Museum and Bilbao.

Dive into the Mediterranean colors of our curator Lekha’s favorite painting and its gestural brushwork.

Our Director invites you on a tour of his favorite piece in the Museum, Serra’s colossal sculptures.

A new light on the work of ground-breaking artist Andy Warhol, who turned banality into high art.

In this wonderful painting by Kiefer, a man is lying under a starry sky, perhaps searching for his own star.

Through the use of materials, such as moss, water, glacial ice, fog, light, or reflecting metal,...

Get under an artificially-created rainbow and question what you and others perceive.

Enter a gallery where kaleidoscopic reflections, light projections, mirrors, and geometric shapes challenge your perception.

n unexpected organism from outdoors, reindeer moss, was introduced by the artist into the controlled space of the Museum...

In his childhood, Eliasson traveled regularly to Iceland, forging a strong connection to its landscape.

Learning through Art is one of the most iconic educational programs of the Museum, designed to reinforce the primary school...

Manu Muniategiandikoetxea and Elssie Ansareo, two of the artists accompanying schoolchildren in their creative process...

Would you like to make a model representing an art exhibit? It’s very easy and also great fun...

With a shapeless mass, we will make forms, then we’ll paint them, and so we’ll learn about abstraction and the art...

In this enigmatic work, language is the artistic medium. American artist Jenny Holzer created it specifically for the Museum...

In the last workshop led by Ibon, light is, again, the main protagonist. You will learn how to create...

Would you like to organize and exhibition? It’s simple: make a selection of the “works of art”...

A puppy is a young dog so, why did Jeff Koons make it so big? Well, the artist has a great sense...

Learn some more about these two celebrated pieces from the Collection that all passersby can see when...

Interested in animation? Search for photos or postcards around the house and learn how to make fun animations...

Third and last part of this workshop where Manu Uranga reflects on art through an interview...

The witch and her cat are having great fun with her flying broomstick. Sometimes, however, the wind is...

Make a magic structure in the shape of a staircase or a shack with wire, string, sticks, metal hangers…

Let’s learn about installations and… let’s have fun by making our own with found and modified objects!...

Learn how to take fun photos of your favorite stuff, your family members, and your own self-portraits with your cell phone...

The magic lantern is an early kind of film projector and was very easy to operate: it projects what’s inside our room...

Queen Gloriana wants Emily Brown’s Bunnywunny, Stanley. But, as the rabbit is not for sale, she decides to steel it away.

Second part of the workshop where Many Uranga reflects about art through an interview with his alter ego...

Create a fun video message to send to your family and friends. All you need is a cell phone and some stuff...

Enjoy the amazing story of naughty Tyya, whose dad asked her not to move while he was doing some shopping...

Have some fun in this workshop: experiment with material, color, and a very special dough!

Just as our ancestors left their handprints in caves, in this workshop we will learn to leave our own mark.

Prince Cinders’s life is a tough one: he is not that handsome, has to clean all day, and he doesn’t even have...

Fill your home with images from outside using a natural optical phenomenon and modern photography’s first ancestor...

We will create a ‘town of silver’ made of simple objects you have at home. We will focus on the connection between...

Carla likes to be different and the lunch box she brings to school is filled with odd sandwiches...

In this workshop, Manu Uranga shares his reflections on art in an interview with Manu, his 13-year-old teenager alter ego.

Make your own game to have fun with your family discovering the Museum Collection and challenge your visual memory.

Listen to the story of an unconventional princess named Elizabeth. When a hungry and fearsome dragon...

In the kitchen, working with water and flour we will learn that sometimes mistakes lead to interesting results.

Let’s draw and paint some figures, and then assemble them together to create a sculpture that we can install in our bedroom.

The scarecrows are planning their wedding behind the farmer’s back, will they succeed?...

Want to know how these kids escape the jaws of the anaconda? Cataplina tells the story

Look for red objects around your house; get your scissors, photo camera, some glue...

Have fun with the illustrated adventures of Elephant & Piggie and create masks that make you laugh.

Come and tour with us a great work of art that every kid coming to the Museum loves. Do you know why?

Why is this gigantic spider is entitled “Maman”? Discover a few fun facts about this formidable sculpture.

How do you put nature inside the Museum? Fog, moss, water… Discover one of our most challenging...

Besides being the heart of the Museum, the Atrium is an exceptional exhibition space. Here are some...

Do you know how artwork travels? Land, sea, air…? Alone or in company? Discover the secrets in this video.

How long does it take to organize an exhibition like Richard Artschwager’s?

Discover how Serra’s colossal sculptures where transported and installed...

Louise Bourgeois’s Maman is a huge 9-meter tall sculpture situated outside the Museum...

Why does Puppy always look so good? Right before the winter flowers are replaced by the spring ones...

Asparagus and sunflowers are part of Anselm Kiefer’s Sun Ship. How do we preserve it for the future?

Discover the secrets behind the preservation of Jannis Kounellis’s installation...

Temperature, humidity, light are some of the factors to be carefully controlled...

In October 2017, the facade of the Museum turned into a canvas for an amazing music, light, and image show for all...

In 2018, the Atrium of the Museum featured a colossal work of art by artist Joana Vasconcelos made in crochet...

A truly beautiful show created by the dancers of Kukai Dantza, directed by Marcos Morau, recreating traditional...

At the start of our exhibition Jenny Holzer: Thing Indescribable, sponsored by the BBVA Foundation...

Time came to a standstill with the entrancing performance of the Kantika Choir.

Get your feet in the water and live a magical moment with the voices of Kantika.

Key systems of the building that you cannot see: fire prevention and climate control.

What are the Museum’s foundations like? What’s underneath the titanium cladding? Let us tell you about building the Museum.

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