The exhibition "Cosmos y energía amazónica" features a significant artwork by Olinda Silvano, integral to the 'Antes de América' expanded collection. This expansive piece, noted for its scale and conceptual depth, delves into Amazonian energy, ritual, and healing traditions. Curated as part of the 'Ritual, Telúrico y Sanación' section, it offers profound insights into cultural heritage and artistic expression.
Read curatorial context and practical visitor information for Cosmos y energía amazónica at Juan March Institute in Madrid
This entry, 'Cosmos y energía amazónica', is part of the 'Antes de América: la exposición expandida' collection. It highlights a work by artist Olinda Silvano, associated with the 'Ritual, Telúrico y Sanación' section.
Cosmos y energía amazónica is an entry within the expanded exhibition 'Antes de América'. This specific piece is noted for its dimensions (40 m high, 394 m2) and is curated as part of a selection by Renata Ribeiro dos Santos. The work is categorized under the section 'Ritual, Telúrico y Sanación' and is attributed to the artist Olinda Silvano. The page details the conditions of use for the archive content, stating it can be freely consulted and printed for private, teaching, or research purposes, but not for reproduction without authorization.
Review exhibition status, schedule, venue context, and attribution details for Cosmos y energía amazónica at Juan March Institute in Madrid
An essential 2001 essay on public sector economics and policy.
Explore this important 2001 work by Julio Segura Sánchez, part of the 'Ensayos del Boletín Informativo' series. The publication from Fundación Juan March provides a specialist's perspective on market economies and the public sector, offering a deep dive into historical economic policy discussions.
View Publication
Archived performance document from November 22, 2025, at Juan March Institute.
This photographic entry preserves the 'Johann Sebastian Jazz' concert, a captivating blend of Bach's classical works with innovative jazz interpretations. Part of the 'Saturday Concerts' series, it offers a visual and conceptual mirror of music history.
Concert Record
Explore decolonial critique within the 'Antes de América' collection item.
This entry, "El retorno de las almas," showcases Benvenuto Chavajay's work. It's featured in the "Crítica Decolonial" section of the "Antes de América" exhibition at the Juan March Institute. Discover this indigenous contemporary art piece.
El retorno de las almas
Expert analysis by José Luis Malo de Molina on EU economic history.
Discover 'Monetary policy of the European Union', published in 2001. This document from the Juan March Institute, authored by José Luis Malo de Molina, explores critical aspects of EU economic integration and policy. It serves as a valuable resource for historical research.
Monetary Policy Publication
Featuring Pedro Rosa Mena's vision for revitalizing artisanal design.
Explore the neo-artisan approach to fired clay with Pedro Rosa Mena, founder of Todobarro. See how their contemporary interpretations transform traditional craft products like tiles and latticework.
View Exhibition
Discover this powerful 2019 artwork from the 'Antes de América' project.
Gustavo Caboco's 'Muda de bananeira Wapichana' (2019) explores ancestral indigenous themes. This piece is a key component of the 'Antes de América' exhibition, focusing on ritual and healing. Learn about its cultural significance.
Exhibition DetailsDiscover Madrid’s diverse art, history, and science cultural displays.
Navigate through Madrid’s vibrant exhibition scene to uncover artistic, historical, and scientific showcases. Pinpoint specific cultural experiences and plan your visits with ease. Explore an array of compelling displays across the city.