Delve into 'Pablo Helguera: la comedia del arte,' a significant 2021 publication. This catalogue meticulously documents the exhibition that premiered at Museu Fundación Juan March, showcasing artist Pablo Helguera's work. It features details on the curatorial team and the exhibition's presentation venues. The digital edition is available for consultation and research.
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This record details 'la comedia del arte,' a publication associated with artist Pablo Helguera, released in 2021. It includes exhibition dates and locations, and lists participating curators and designers.
The 'Ediciones de la March' collection features 'la comedia del arte,' a catalogue related to the work of artist Pablo Helguera, published in 2021. This document provides comprehensive details about the exhibition, including its timeline from November 2, 2021, to May 8, 2022, with presentations at the Museu Fundación Juan March in Palma de Mallorca and the Museo de Arte Abstracto Español in Cuenca. The publication itself is 216 pages long, features black and white illustrations, and measures 12 x 21 cm. It lists Pablo Helguera as the artist, with a significant curatorial team including María Aparicio, Antoni Ferragut, Manuel Fontán del Junco, David Plaza, Pablo Pérez d'Ors, and Celina Quintas. Guillermo Nagore is credited as the designer. The work is categorized as an exhibition catalogue in Spanish, published by Fundación Juan March. The ISBN for this edition is 9788470756757. The digital version of this document is made publicly available for consultation and free reproduction, respecting intellectual property laws, primarily for teaching or research purposes, with a request for citation of the digital collection.
This page details a publication/catalogue and its associated exhibition history, not current ticketing information. The publication itself is available for digital consultation and reproduction for educational or research purposes under specific conditions. Further details on accessing physical copies or current exhibition attendance policies would need to be sought elsewhere on the official website or directly from the institution.
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