The IN/CORPORARTE exhibition delves into profound themes of identity, self-image, and social integration. It showcases compelling photography alongside artistic creations from participants, reflecting journeys of emotional expression and transformation. This installment of the 'Enganchados al Arte' project promotes positive self-perception and combats stigma through creative art therapy.
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IN/CORPORARTE, also known as 'Travesías de luz', is an exhibition reflecting on identity and self-image through photography and artistic creation. It is the second part of the 'Enganchados al Arte' project, focusing on social inclusion and the body as a vehicle for emotional expression and transformation.
IN/CORPORARTE, presented as 'Travesías de luz', is the second installment of the 'Enganchados al Arte' project at the Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas. The exhibition delves into themes of body image, self-perception, and social incorporation, particularly for individuals who have experienced dependency and marginalization. It features sixty photographs by Alberto Herrero Barceló, documenting the transformative journeys of the participants as they express their emotions, aspirations, doubts, and hopes for the future. Complementing the photographs are installation works created by the participants themselves during workshops held at the MNAD and the Centro de Día Casa de Campo, contributing to a rich museographic discourse. The project, facilitated by Cruz Roja as part of its 'Centro Abierto' program, utilizes art therapy as a medium for healing and self-expression. The core philosophy is to give voice to participants, allowing them to communicate their inner world and life experiences through artistic production. The exhibition aims to build a positive self-image, reflect on personal circumstances, and encourage a vision of personal rehabilitation through corporeality. By exhibiting these creations, the MNAD and Cruz Roja seek to visibilize the participants' presence, combat stigma, and promote social inclusion and growth.
Entry to the temporary exhibition is free. The museum is open Tuesday to Saturday from 9:30 to 15:00, with an evening opening on Thursdays from 17:00 to 20:00. Sundays and holidays are open from 10:00 to 15:00. It is closed on Mondays.
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