Estepona Hosts New Tactile Stone Sculpture Exhibition Scottish sculptor Toby Govan brings a unique tactile art exhibition to Estepona's Casa de las Tejerinas until the end of September. Art lovers and visitors in Estepona have until next week to experience an exhibition that encourages people to break the golden rule of art galleries. International artist Toby Govan has unveiled his latest showcase, inviting viewers to actively touch and feel the contours of handcrafted stone pieces. Breaking Gallery Conventions in the Old Town Hosted at the historic Casa de las Tejerinas situated in the vibrant Plaza de las Flores, the collection is titled *Apogee: The Emergence of Being*. Unlike traditional exhibits where touching the art is strictly forbidden, Govan’s philosophy centres on the sensory dialogue between hand and stone, encouraging guests to feel the natural temperatures, polished surfaces, and raw textures of each work. Scottish Roots, Andalucían Inspiration The Scottish-born sculptor, who has spent decades working across southern Spain, combines classical European stone-carving traditions with contemporary, flowing forms. The collection features local marbles and stones sculpted into undulating figures and tactile curves that represent nature, human connection, and spiritual growth. Practical Details for Coastal Visitors The exhibition runs until Wednesday 30 September, making this weekend an ideal opportunity to visit. Admission to the Casa de las Tejerinas cultural centre is free of charge, with opening hours running throughout the morning and early evening, providing a cultural outing in the heart of the town centre.