“El camino: de lo invisible a lo visible”. Brianda Fitz-James Stuart
An open-air exhibition by Brianda Fitz-James Stuart on Calle Terraza: you see it as you walk past, no ticket and no opening hours.
“El camino: de lo invisible a lo visible” — the road from the invisible to the visible — by Brianda Fitz-James Stuart is not in a gallery: it is installed outdoors along Calle Terraza, one of the streets in the centre of Estepona.
That changes how you see it. There is no box office, no timetable and no room closing at eight: you catch it as you walk past, by day or by night, and you can go back as often as you like. The council programme gives no closing date.
An exhibition that does not ask you to go inside anywhere. It falls on the way to Plaza de las Flores and you see it on foot.
Before you go
Outdoors and visible at any hour. No closing date announced.
Where
Calle Terraza at Calle Real
At the junction of the two streets, Estepona old town, outdoors
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