The 'El tiempo amarillo' exhibition invites viewers to trace the profound changes in Spain's productive landscape. Through 76 striking photographs, it analyzes societal transformation by documenting new professions, disappearing trades, and evolving business sectors. This compelling visual narrative spans from 1970 to the present, offering unique insights into the nation's cultural and economic evolution.
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This exhibition, 'El tiempo amarillo' (Yellow Time), presents 76 photographs that offer a striking impression of Spain's productive landscape from 1970 to the present. Curated by Publio López Mondéjar, it analyzes societal transformation through images of new professions, disappearing trades, and evolving business sectors.
Curated by Publio López Mondéjar, 'El tiempo amarillo' uses 76 photographs as a starting point to analyze the evolution of Spanish society through imagery, reflecting changes from 1970 to the present day. The exhibition showcases new professions, trades that have disappeared, and sectors that have undergone spectacular transformation. Alongside lesser-known photographers with significant documentary value, the exhibition features works by prominent Spanish photographers such as Francesc Catalá-Roca, Xavier Miserachs, Ouka leele, Luis Escobar, Isabel Muñoz, Alfredo Schommer, Outumuro, and Fernando Manso, all of whom have applied their artistic vision to the world of work and business. The exhibition is complemented by an audiovisual production directed by José Luis López Linares, featuring testimonies from six entrepreneurs sharing their personal business experiences. 'El tiempo amarillo' thus brings together social change and aesthetic evolution in an emotive display, guiding viewers' memories from the past to the present through art.
The page does not provide specific ticketing information for this exhibition, but it is organized by Páginas Amarillas and the Subdirección General de Promoción de Bellas Artes, and held in the ground floor exhibition hall. Visitors may need to consult general museum admission policies for access details.
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