Immerse yourself in the artistic contributions of José María Yturralde with the exhibition "una línea de papel" at the Juan March Institute. This presentation highlights his unique approach to geometric abstraction and innovative use of paper as a medium. An extensive print catalog provides deeper insights, featuring diverse contributions from authors and curators.
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This exhibition, titled "José María Yturralde: una línea de papel," showcases the work of artist José María Yturralde. The exhibition is accompanied by a catalog available in print, featuring contributions from various authors and editors.
The exhibition "José María Yturralde: una línea de papel" focuses on the artistic contributions of José María Yturralde. The accompanying catalog, available in print format, features contributions from authors Manuel Fontán del Junco, David Plaza, Pablo Pérez Océn, Celina Quintas, and Miguel Álvarez-Fernández. The artist featured is José María Yturralde, with curatorial input from Manuel Fontán del Junco, Celina Quintas, and Marta Suárez-Infiesta. The catalog was edited by Marta Morales, Celina Quintas, and Marta Suárez-Infiesta, and designed by Alfredo Casasola Vázquez. Published by Fundación Juan March, the catalog measures 24 x 19 cm and contains 235 pages with black and white illustrations and photographs. It falls under the genre of exhibition catalogs and is in Spanish.
The exhibition catalog is available in print format at the Juan March Foundation Library. Specific details regarding exhibition admission or ticketing are not provided on this page, but the catalog indicates two exhibition locations and dates in 2025 for the Museu Fundación Juan March, Palma and the Museo de Arte Abstracto Español Fundación Juan March, Cuenca, suggesting visitor access to these venues is intended for the exhibition itself, separate from the catalog's availability context presented here. General visitor information for the exhibition venues would be required for specific entry details.
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