Miguel Trillo's "afluencias, Costa Este, Costa Oeste": Exploring Youth Culture Through Photography

This exhibition, documented in its second edition catalog from 2015, features two hundred photographs by Miguel Trillo. It explores themes of periphery, urban tribes, and youth trends through two distinct photographic series: one in color from Vietnam, Morocco, and the US (2010-2014), and another in black and white from Madrid in the 1980s. The exhibition was organized at the Espacio Promoción del Arte de Tabacalera.

The exhibition 'Miguel Trillo: afluencias, Costa Este, Costa Oeste' is presented through its catalog, a reprint of material from an exhibition held at the Espacio Promoción del Arte de Tabacalera between September 19 and November 19, 2014. The exhibition comprises two hundred photographs divided into two distinct series that, despite their temporal and geographical distance, share a common vision. One series, in color, captures contemporary Vietnam, Morocco, and the United States, representing the project 'Costa Este - Costa Oeste', initiated in 2010 and concluded in 2014, covering six major cities across three continents. The other series, in black and white, focuses on Madrid during the 1980s, largely unseen in previous exhibitions. Both series delve into the periphery and the realities of urban tribes and youth trends, united by Trillo's attentive and reflective gaze in an era of globalization.

The page lists a catalog for sale and provides links to bookshops; it does not contain direct ticketing information for the exhibition itself. The exhibition was organized at the Espacio Promoción del Arte de Tabacalera, suggesting general museum admission might apply, but this is not explicitly stated for the exhibition on this page.