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10th of November to 9th of January - Itsasmuseum
Author: Yhabril
This exhibition brings together a selection of the most iconic and representative photographs from Yhabril’s ten-year career. A visual journey through the mountains, seen as a vital setting: a place of exertion, silence, risk, beauty and contemplation. The project invites the viewer to understand the creative process behind each photograph: the relationship with the mountains, the athletes and with wildlife; risk management; interpreting light and the landscape; and the ethics required to work in fragile environments. Yhabril is a photographer of contrasts, deeply connected to the mountains and extreme environments. His work has gained widespread international recognition, establishing him as a leading figure in the outdoor world. His images, many of which have gone viral, have been honoured with over eighty national and international awards in some of the sector’s most prestigious competitions.
16th of November to 30th of November
Santutxu (Zabalbide)
Eliptikoa (Diputación)
Santimami - San Mamés (Luis Briñas)
Deustu (Lehendakari Agirre)
1st of December to 15th of December
Santutxu (Zabalbide)
Abando (Berastegi)
Eliptikoa (Diputación)
Santimami - San Mamés (Luis Briñas)
Author: CVCEPHOTO
CVCEPHOTO is an international photo contest with the mountains as its main theme. The exhibition presents the award-winning works of its 2026 edition, the 12th, organized by the Club Vasco de Camping Elkartea mountaineering club, based in Donostia-San Sebastian. Along with the photographs that received honourable mentions, the winning photograph of the Mendi Film poster award, ‘Quantum Cave Chronicles 1’ by Lei Bao, and the main winner of the CVCEPHOTO 2026 ‘Tough enough 8b+’ by Jan Novak, are on display.
4th of Decembrer to 13th of December - Euskalduna Bilbao
Author: Luis Miguel Soriano
A glimpse of the world’s mountains, from Iran, Afghanistan, Patagonia and Antarctica to the great mountain ranges of the Himalayas and the Karakoram. We will climb peaks such as Everest, K2, Kanchenjunga, Hidden Peak, Annapurna and Manaslu, where Luis Miguel has accompanied Carlos Soria and other mountaineers with his camera. The human and cultural landscape also plays a significant role in his professional career.
He has been working in professional photography and videography for almost 30 years, specialising in projects related to nature, travel, ethnography and high-altitude mountaineering. He has undertaken more than sixty trips and expeditions around the world. As a high-altitude videographer on numerous expeditions to the Himalayas and the Karakoram, since 2011 he has taken part in 19 expeditions, accompanying the 87-year-old mountaineer Carlos Soria to the summit and managing the expedition’s audiovisual communications. In the past, he collaborated on the Televisión Española programme ‘Al Filo de lo Imposible’ and currently continues to work on new documentary projects with its creator and director, Sebastián Álvaro, through the production company Salomba Ventures.
4th of Decembrer to 13th of December - Euskalduna Bilbao
Author: Sébastien Lorsbach
French photographer and visual artist Sébastien Lorsbach, in collaboration with Image Director Nicolas Poillot and Artistic Director Régis Tosetti, captured trail running legend Kilian Jornet at the latest Zegama-Aizkorri race (2026) through a short video and a series of six photographic diptychs.
The immersive black-and-white video, shot on the climb to Sancti Spiritu, slowly reveals the emotional bond between the athlete and the crowd, revealing beauty in a joyful chaos.
In the series of diptychs, created by printing the photographs and re-photographing them as book spreads, Lorsbach merges Kilian Jornet with Zegama, opening up a new visual dialogue between the two.
4th of Decembrer to 13th of December - Euskalduna Bilbao
Egilea: Marcos Castellanos Murga
Cabinetmaker, sculptor, mountaineer, cycle tourist, traveller and nature lover since childhood. Sculpture emerged for him as a natural extension of his knowledge and experience as a cabinetmaker, a craft to which he has devoted himself for over thirty years. Over time, working with wood gave rise to an ever-deepening urge: the need to create.
Throughout his travels across the five continents, he has silently observed mountains, forests, rivers, and seas. Much of his work stems from this contemplation.
Each piece conceals a part of him – a fleeting moment, an experience or a moment in his life. A journey inward.
For him, sculpting consists of listening to the wood, discovering what it contains – its inner self – and guiding it until it finds its own form.
