Anthropological Museum of Contemporary Art

Anthropological Museum of Contemporary Art MAAC is a cutting-edge exhibition hall in Guayaquil, Ecuador observing Ecuadorian, Latin American and Pre-Columbian craftsmanship and culture. MAAC is an appreciated expansion to Malecon 2000, the redesigned riverwalk in Guayaquil. Introduced on 30 July 2003, MAAC expects to constitute itself in an impetus for the advancement of the nearby, territorial and national imaginative culture. MAAC's central goal is to tackle the institutional social patrimony, by displaying a profitable gathering of 50,000 local Ecuadorian archeological pieces and more than 3,000 current gems.

The MAAC offers numerous incorporated projects that incorporate displays, gatherings, roundtables, plants, projections of silver screen, beautiful expressions, through which it intends to satisfy the difficulties of putting the social patrimony to the administration of the improvement of the Country and to help in social training of the network, on the base of a changeless exchange, fortifying the basic inner voice of a ious network. The Anthropologic Museum of Contemporary Art otherwise called MAAC for its acronym in Spanish, is a piece of the Simon Boli Cultural fixate that was introduced on July 30, 2003, and includes a zone of in excess of 10.000 square meters. You can come here and experience this place.