The 'Telas que hacen moda' course offered a comprehensive introduction to understanding textiles and their place in fashion. Participants examined physical properties like fibers and weaving techniques, alongside the stylistic evolution of fabric design. Concepts were reinforced with concrete examples during a historical tour of the museum's Permanent Exhibition.
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This introductory course focused on the study of fabrics, covering their physical characteristics such as fibers and weaves, as well as their stylistic design evolution. Participants explored natural and chemical fibers, new materials, and basic weaving techniques, illustrated through a historical tour of the Permanent Exhibition.
The course 'Telas que hacen moda: curso de iniciación al estudio de los tejidos' (Fabrics that make fashion: introductory course on the study of fabrics) provided a comprehensive introduction to understanding textiles. The curriculum was divided into theoretical study and practical application, examining fabrics through their physical properties like fibers (natural and chemical) and weaving techniques (ligamentos). It also delved into the stylistic evolution of fabric design across centuries, aligning with broader artistic trends. These concepts were illuminated with concrete examples during a historical tour of the museum's Permanent Exhibition. The course concluded with a second tour specifically focused on the study and historical progression of decorative elements in textiles.
The page lists dates and times for the course: March 4-8, 2013, with specific daily hours provided. It also indicates the venue as the auditorium and rooms of the Permanent Exhibition. No explicit ticketing or admission information is available beyond the schedule and location details for this course event itself, suggesting it might have been part of general museum access or a specific registration process not detailed here. Therefore, specific ticketing details are not provided for this event entry beyond its scheduled timing and venue context within the museum's permanent exhibition spaces.
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