The "YO-TÚ" exhibition at the ABC Drawing and Illustration Museum showcases the prolific graphic work of Javier Pagola. This display features approximately 200 recent drawings, sketches, and compelling artist books presented in a non-chronological arrangement. Visitors can delve into his distinctive imaginative world, exploring a recreated studio space and witnessing his unique creative process.
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The exhibition 'YO-TÚ' by Javier Pagola showcases the graphic work of the artist, featuring a collection of recent drawings, sketches, and artist books. The display is organized in a non-chronological manner to immerse visitors in the artist's imaginative world, populated by unique characters.
The exhibition 'YO-TÚ. Javier Pagola en papel' presents the graphic output of artist Javier Pagola (b. 1955), who utilizes drawing as his primary creative medium to construct a world inhabited by distinctive characters. The exhibition eschews a traditional chronological display, instead inviting visitors into the artist's mind through a deliberately unordered presentation of his work. Numerous drawings, sketches, and dreamlike pieces, totaling around 200 recent works on paper in various formats, are featured. This includes 130 diverse drawings, 35 expressionist portraits, 13 artist books presented in display cases, and a video where Pagola discusses his artistic process and influences. To further immerse visitors in his approach to drawing, an imaginary studio space has been recreated, where Pagola worked on site, creating new drawings that add another chapter to his artistic journey.
This exhibition is part of the museum's general admission. Visitors are directed to the museum's official website for any specific ticketing or admission details. A downloadable exhibition guide is available online, providing further context for visitors attending the exhibition.
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