Marta Colvin Museum

The Marta Colvin Museum, inaugurated on July 15, 2011, at the Fernando May Campus of the Universidad del Bío-Bío (Chillán), is a cultural landmark that highlights the life and work of the renowned artist. Located in the place where Colvin lived, it houses 31 original sculptures, along with sketches, engravings, and tools, offering a unique experience. The collection not only showcases Marta Colvin's technical skill and innovation but also her commitment to cultural identity. Her sculptures often incorporate elements of the natural landscape, mythology, and indigenous symbolism, creating a bridge between the ancestral past and the present. The permanent exhibition allows visitors to explore how Colvin used her art to reinterpret and celebrate the cultural heritage of Latin America.