Travesía Cuatro

About

Travesía Cuatro is a dynamic contemporary art gallery in Madrid, founded in 2003 by Silvia Ortiz and Inés López-Quesada. Located in the Chueca district, the gallery is known for fostering dialogue between Latin American and European artistic practices. It presents a diverse program of exhibitions that explore identity, multiculturalism, and socio-political themes through poetic and interdisciplinary approaches. Travesía Cuatro represents a roster of emerging and mid-career artists whose work spans installation, painting, sculpture, and performance. With additional spaces in Guadalajara and Mexico City, the gallery maintains a strong international presence and regularly participates in major art fairs and institutional collaborations. Its Madrid venue on Calle de San Mateo offers free entry and serves as a platform for critical engagement with contemporary issues, making it a vital contributor to the city’s cultural landscape. Exhibitions are open Tuesday to Saturday, with a rotating schedule of thought-provoking shows throughout the year.

Madrid Spain

Location

Travesía Cuatro is a contemporary art gallery located at Calle San Mateo 16, in Madrid’s vibrant Malasaña neighborhood. Founded in 2003 by Silvia Ortiz and Inés López-Quesada, the gallery has an international focus, particularly fostering connections between European and Latin American art scenes. The Malasaña district, known for its alternative cultural vibe, is filled with trendy cafes, boutique shops, and street art, making it a lively area for visitors interested in contemporary creativity. Near the gallery, you’ll find iconic spots like Plaza del Dos de Mayo, a favorite gathering place, and the historic Conde Duque Cultural Center, which hosts exhibitions, concerts, and performances. This location offers an engaging urban experience, blending modern art with the dynamic energy of one of Madrid’s most bohemian neighborhoods.