The "Y ESTE CUENTO NO HA ACABADO" exhibition invites visitors to explore the foundational elements of narrative. Discover how classic fairy tales provide a lens to understand storytelling, from character archetypes to resolution. This engaging display features original drawings and high-quality reproductions from renowned contemporary illustrators, alongside sections detailing story origins and pop-up book examples.
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This exhibition explores the fundamental elements of storytelling through the lens of fairy tales. It features original drawings and high-quality reproductions by contemporary illustrators, examining how narrative structures vary based on character, setting, conflict, and resolution.
The exhibition 'Y ESTE CUENTO NO HA ACABADO' delves into the significance of fairy tales in human development, drawing parallels to neuroscience findings on how stories shape our understanding of the past, present, and future. Structured around the core components of any narrative, the exhibition allows visitors to observe how a story's meaning can shift based on character archetypes, the role of the setting, the nature of conflicts, and the eventual conclusion. It displays a total of 32 works, comprising 21 original drawings and 11 high-quality reproductions from the 'Colorín Colorado' collection published by Edelvives, all created by contemporary illustrators. Additionally, the exhibition includes documentary sections that trace the origins of these stories, an infographic detailing connections between works and authors, the influence of folk tales on music and cinema, and pop-up book examples from Antonio Escamilla Cid's private collection.
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