The Museum of Costume invites visitors to experience "Nadie quiere la noche," a special exhibition dedicated to the exquisite costume designs of Clara Bilbao. This display showcases her Goya Award-winning work for Isabel Coixet's film, immersing you in the authentic 1908 Greenland fashions meticulously brought to life for the screen. Examine the artistry behind period costume creation and its role in cinematic storytelling.
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This exhibition showcases the costume designs created by Clara Bilbao for Isabel Coixet's film 'Nadie quiere la noche'. Visitors can explore the work that earned Bilbao a Goya Award for Best Costume Design, offering a glimpse into the historical fashion of 1908 Greenland.
The exhibition "Nadie quiere la noche" presents the exceptional costume work designed by Clara Bilbao for the film of the same name, directed by Isabel Coixet. Set in 1908 Greenland, the film's narrative is brought to life through Bilbao's meticulous historical designs, which earned her the prestigious Goya Award for Best Costume Design. The exhibition allows visitors to examine these remarkable creations up close, understanding the artistry and research involved in translating a historical period and cinematic vision into tangible garments. This display highlights Clara Bilbao's contribution to the film's aesthetic, featuring costumes worn by lead actresses Juliette Binoche, Rinko Kikuchi, and Gabriel Byrne. The collection offers a unique insight into the challenges and creative process behind period costume design for cinema, connecting fashion history with contemporary filmmaking. Located on the first floor in the Temporary Exhibition space, the exhibition is a collaboration with "Un Burro de Cine" and is presented by the Museum of Costume.
Admission is free until full capacity is reached. Visitors are encouraged to arrive early.
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