Bio / presentation

The María Cristina Masaveu Peterson Foundation, established in 2006, is a private non-profit institution dedicated to promoting education, research, and the dissemination of culture, art, and science. Through various initiatives, it supports contemporary creation, historical heritage, and education. The foundation runs scholarship programs and study grants, as well as exhibitions, publications, and art acquisitions. Its headquarters in Madrid, the Fernández de Córdoba Palace, hosts public exhibitions and educational activities focused on art and culture. The foundation also manages a significant collection of modern and contemporary art, with special attention to young talent and innovation. With an inclusive and committed approach, it aims to democratize access to culture and strengthen the connection between art, society, and knowledge, contributing to cultural development from an open, current, and transformative perspective.