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Experience Colectivo Retratista Nómada: Live Portrait Event at MAVA Alcorcón

Artists from the collective will provide free, live portrait sessions, capturing individual essence and personality for visitors.

The Museo de Arte en Vidrio de Alcorcón (MAVA) proudly welcomes the 'Colectivo Retratista Nómada' for a special event. Visitors have a unique chance to engage with artists providing free, live portrait sessions. Each artist captures the distinct essence of sitters, offering a truly personalized artistic keepsake from this Alcorcón cultural experience.

About Colectivo Retratista Nómada at Museo de Arte en Vidrio de Alcorcón in Madrid

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Exhibition summary

The Museo de Arte en Vidrio de Alcorcón (MAVA) is hosting an event featuring the 'Colectivo Retratista Nómada'. Participating artists will provide free, live portraits for visitors, capturing their essence and personality. This offers a unique opportunity for attendees to receive a special and personalized keepsake.

Curatorial context

The Museo de Arte en Vidrio de Alcorcón (MAVA) is pleased to welcome back the 'Colectivo Retratista Nómada' for a special event on November 12, 2024. This collective of artists will be on-site to create free portraits for any visitor willing to pose as a model. The event aims to showcase the diverse artistic interpretations as each artist captures the unique essence and personality of the sitters. Visitors have the opportunity to engage directly with the creative process and leave with a special, personalized memento of their visit. The participating artists include Paula Cabildo Figueroa, Amparo Primo, José Luis Pernas Peña, Luchy Casal del Rey, Ángel Beltrán, M* José Acosta Malo, Gerardo López González, Ana Isabel Dieguez Núñez, Ismael Gutiérrez Herrero, Gema Guaylupo Villa, Lucía Álvarez Herrezuelo, M* Carmen Pérez González, Vanessa Ruphuy Chan, Álvaro López de Quintana, Carmen Moreno Moreno, Tato Codillo, Carmen Sánchez Barriga, Julio Carlos Martínez López, and Patricia Beeck.

Admission and ticket notes

This event offers free portraits for visitors. Specific ticketing or admission details for general museum entry are not provided on this page.

Colectivo Retratista Nómada key exhibition facts

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Venue
Museo de Arte en Vidrio de Alcorcón
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Nov 12, 2024 – Nov 12, 2024
Artist line / attribution
Participating artists include Paula Cabildo Figueroa, Amparo Primo, José Luis Pernas Peña, Luchy Casal del Rey, Ángel Beltrán, M* José Acosta Malo, Gerardo López González, Ana Isabel Dieguez Núñez, Ismael Gutiérrez Herrero, Gema Guaylupo Villa, Lucía Álvarez Herrezuelo, M* Carmen Pérez González, Vanessa Ruphuy Chan, Álvaro López de Quintana, Carmen Moreno Moreno, Tato Codillo, Carmen Sánchez Barriga, Julio Carlos Martínez López, and Patricia Beeck.
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