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Discover Raúl Urbina's Photography Exhibition: Chicago: impediré que el viento salga

Explore compelling snapshots that reveal the hidden side of Chicago's urban landscapes and its diverse citizens.

This compelling exhibition by photographer Raúl Urbina delves into the uncharted territories of Chicago. Moving beyond the city's famous landmarks, it captures everyday moments and peripheral scenes. Discover a unique visual narrative showcasing the dynamic urban evolution and the authentic lives of its ordinary citizens.

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition by photographer Raúl Urbina explores a hidden Chicago, moving beyond its iconic architecture to reveal unexplored corners and ordinary citizens. The collection of everyday snapshots captures the dynamic and less-known facets of urban life in this major metropolis.

Curatorial context

Held in the Sala Fragua de Tabacalera in Madrid from June to August 2013, 'Chicago: impediré que el viento salga' (Chicago: I will prevent the wind from escaping) is an exhibition by photographer Raúl Urbina. The exhibition aims to present a Chicago that diverges from traditional perceptions of the great metropolis. It focuses on unexplored corners, common characters, peripheral landscapes, and magical daydreams, captured through everyday snapshots. Urbina reveals the lesser-known facet of Chicago, emphasizing the immensely dynamic aspect of urban evolution. The exhibition's protagonists are not influential figures or iconic architecture, but rather ordinary citizens from diverse backgrounds and social strata, along with the spaces and places that contribute to encoding the city's hidden vision – its 'B-side' – showcasing the heterogeneous character of this vast urban entity.

Admission and ticket notes

The page lists purchasing options for a book related to the exhibition through various online bookstores, but provides no direct ticketing information for the exhibition itself, as it is an archival event.

Chicago: impediré que el viento salga key exhibition facts

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Venue
Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Jun 1, 2013 – Aug 31, 2013
Artist line / attribution
Exhibition by photographer Raúl Urbina.
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