From 28th March to 5th of April, 2026

Sala del Puyadón, Palacio de Los Condes

"In the Heights" Exhibition in Benasque: Jorge García's Art Comes to the Pyrenees

Feel the adrenaline rush of the descent and the peace of the peaks without leaving the Palace of the Counts of Ribagorza.

Have you ever tried to capture the force of a snowfall or the speed of a turn in virgin snow? From March 28 to April 5, 2026, the palace becomes the epicenter of mountain art with the "In the Heights" exhibition.

Artist Jorge García (@cuadrosjorgegarcia) invites us on a visual journey through his energetic brushstrokes and textures that you can almost touch. It's not just paint; it's the cold on your face, the crunch of the snow, and the immensity of the Pyrenees captured on canvas.

Why visit "In the Heights"?

If you love skiing, freeriding, or are simply passionate about the aesthetics of our mountains, this is a must-see.

A unique setting: Enjoy the contrast between contemporary mountain art and the historic architecture of the Palace of the Counts of Ribagorza, one of Benasque's most emblematic buildings.
Author's vision: Jorge García captures the epic nature of winter sports with a vibrant technique that will make you feel part of the painting. The perfect post-ski plan: The ideal way to end your day in Cerler or your hikes through the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park.

Practical Information
If you're looking for things to do in Benasque during the last week of March or Easter week, take note of the details:

Location: Palace of the Counts of Ribagorza, Calle Mayor, Benasque (Huesca).

Dates: March 28 to April 5, 2026.
Artist: Jorge García.

Organizer: Benasque Town Hall. Visitor tip: Don't forget to follow @cuadrosjorgegarcia on Instagram for a sneak peek at the artworks and the creative process behind the collection.

Don't miss it!
The best peaks aren't always at 3,000 meters; sometimes, they're hanging on a wall. We look forward to seeing you in Benasque to share our passion for heights.

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