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Discover the "Ferrater. Foto. Moda. Fuerza" Exhibition: Pioneering Fashion Photography in Madrid

This major retrospective celebrates José Manuel Ferrater Lambarri's influential contributions to Spanish fashion photography and his unique style.

Immerse yourself in "Ferrater. Foto. Moda. Fuerza," a significant exhibition exploring the artistry of José Manuel Ferrater Lambarri at Madrid's Museo del Traje. This retrospective delves into his influential role in Spanish fashion photography, highlighting his pioneering style and the powerful "Fuerza" theme. Discover how he revolutionized the genre from November 15, 2024, to March 16, 2025.

About Ferrater. Foto. Moda. Fuerza at Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas in Madrid

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition is a retrospective of José Manuel Ferrater Lambarri's work, focusing on his influential contributions to fashion photography in Spain. The display, themed around 'Fuerza' (Strength), highlights his pioneering style and its impact on revolutionizing the genre.

Curatorial context

The exhibition 'Ferrater. Foto. Moda. Fuerza' presents a comprehensive retrospective of the work of José Manuel Ferrater Lambarri, a prominent figure in Spanish fashion photography with both national and international recognition. The exhibition's guiding theme, 'Fuerza' (Strength), serves as a narrative thread to examine the oeuvre of an artist whose unique style positioned him as a key pioneer in the evolution and revolution of fashion photography within Spain. Visitors can explore a curated selection of Ferrater's photography, showcasing his particular aesthetic and his significant role in elevating fashion photography as an art form. The exhibition is scheduled to take place at the Museo del Traje in Madrid, running from November 15, 2024, to March 16, 2025. This catalog entry details the publication related to the exhibition, noting its dimensions, page count, ISBN, and publication date, underscoring its role as a documentation of this significant artistic survey.

Admission and ticket notes

The exhibition will take place at the Museo del Traje in Madrid. While this page is a catalog listing and notes the item is 'Agotado' (Sold Out), further ticketing details for the exhibition itself are not provided here and would typically be found on the museum's official website or ticketing platforms. Visitors are directed to purchase the catalog through various booksellers or online platforms if available, but exhibition entry information is separate and not detailed on this page. The event is listed under 'Exposiciones'. Specific information regarding admission prices, booking requirements, or exhibition access is not available on this catalog page. Interested visitors should consult the Museo del Traje's official communication channels for such details. The provided date range indicates when the exhibition is scheduled to run at the venue. Availability of the catalog does not reflect the availability of exhibition tickets. Further details for ticketing would typically be available directly from the Museo del Traje, as this page serves as a bibliographic record for a related publication. The 'Materia' tags include 'Exposiciones', 'Fotografía', and 'Moda', indicating the exhibition's subject matter. Contact information for the publisher is provided, but not for the exhibition venue's ticketing.

Ferrater. Foto. Moda. Fuerza key exhibition facts

Review exhibition status, schedule, venue context, and attribution details for Ferrater. Foto. Moda. Fuerza at Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas in Madrid

Venue
Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas
Current status
Open now
Exhibition schedule
From Nov 15, 2024
Artist line / attribution
José Manuel Ferrater Lambarri
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