Madrid
Completed

Vestir las joyas. Modas y modelos: A Deep Dive into Spanish Jewelry & Fashion History

This exhibition unveils the cultural evolution of adornment, exploring jewelry's deep connections to Spanish society and personal expression.

The "Vestir las joyas. Modas y modelos" exhibition embarks on a fascinating exploration of jewelry's evolution in Spain. Discover how these ancient adornments reflect societal changes, fashion trends, and symbolic meanings across different eras. The display showcases intricate pieces from the Museo del Traje's collection and significant private loans, highlighting the art of Spanish jewelry.

About Vestir las joyas. Modas y modelos at Museum of Costume in Madrid

Read curatorial context and practical visitor information for Vestir las joyas. Modas y modelos at Museum of Costume in Madrid

Exhibition summary

This exhibition explores the historical significance of jewelry in Spain, examining its relationship with society, fashion, and symbolism. It features pieces from the Museo del Traje's collection and private collections, showcasing how jewelry, like clothing, transforms and adorns.

Curatorial context

The exhibition 'Vestir las joyas. Modas y modelos' invites visitors on a journey through the historical evolution of jewelry in Spain. Jewelry, an ancient human adornment, shares striking parallels with clothing, transforming both formally and symbolically over time and in relation to societal contexts. The exhibition delves into how jewelry is worn, the techniques used in its creation, the materials employed, and its symbolic and aesthetic meanings, applying these themes to both feminine and masculine pieces. Primarily featuring items from the Museo del Traje's own jewelry collection, supplemented by select pieces from Madrid's private collections, the exhibition aims to illuminate the long historical path of jewelry. It offers a comprehensive look at this enduring aspect of human culture and personal expression, highlighting its deep connections to the societies in which it has been fashioned and worn.

Admission and ticket notes

Entry to temporary exhibitions is free of charge. Visitors are directed to the Museo del Traje for admission details and any related activities.

Vestir las joyas. Modas y modelos key exhibition facts

Review exhibition status, schedule, venue context, and attribution details for Vestir las joyas. Modas y modelos at Museum of Costume in Madrid

Venue
Museum of Costume
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Nov 20, 2013 – Sep 7, 2014
Artist line / attribution
Curated by M.ª Antonia Herradón. Organized by Museo del Traje.
More from Museum of Costume
Explore additional exhibitions from the same institution
Review other exhibitions from Museum of Costume in Madrid to compare themes, timelines, and program direction while planning your museum visit.
Watercolor illustration of a gallery exhibition featuring framed photographs of footwear, including sneakers, high heels, and boots, with visitors walking through the space.
From Apr 3, 2008

CalzArte III: Footwear Photography Exhibition at Museo del Traje, Madrid

Featuring winning images from a national photography contest celebrating accessories.

This itinerant exhibition highlights select photographs from the 'CalzArte-Ciudad de Elda' national contest. Explore creative interpretations of footwear and leather fashion accessories across various photographic styles.

CalzArte III Exhibition
A watercolor illustration of a purple gown in a gallery, with abstract painted canvases on the walls and flowing lines connecting the artwork to the garment, evoking a poetic dialogue between painting and costume.
From Feb 15, 2008

Entramados. Pintura y traje: Hélène Picard Exhibition of Painting and Costume

Explore the artistic dialogue between visual art and textile design.

Discover Hélène Picard's 'Entramados,' a unique project examining how painting and costume intertwine. This exhibition highlights their material and formal connections, showcasing garments as expressive, sculptural art pieces.

View Exhibition Details
Illustration of the 'Cultural Food Exhibition' featuring sections on global food patterns, production, commerce, preparation, table settings, and contemporary waste issues, with visitors exploring the displays.

¡A comer! Alimentación y cultura: A 1998 Exhibition on Global Food & Culture

Exploring historical eating patterns, culinary techniques, and social consumption.

This 1998 exhibition at the Museo Nacional de Antropología explored food as a cultural phenomenon. It examined diverse eating patterns, food production, commerce, and societal aspects of consumption, highlighting alimentation's significance. Discover insights into culinary history and social food practices.

¡A comer! Exhibition
Watercolor illustration of visitors viewing a photography exhibition on Spanish popular culture, featuring images of festivals, traditions, and daily life in Spain.

Fotografía sobre cultura popular 2006: Photography Exhibition at Museum of Costume

Award-winning photographs showcasing Spain's diverse popular culture heritage.

This exhibition highlights 30 photographic reports featuring 145 images that celebrate Spanish popular culture. Witness the diverse ways of life, thought, and traditions captured through the unique visions of contributing artists. It offers a visual narrative of Spain's rich ethnological heritage.

View Exhibition
A watercolor fashion illustration by Arturo Elena, featuring a woman in a flowing purple gown, displayed in a gallery setting.
From Oct 23, 2009

Arturo Elena. 25 años de Ilustración: A Fashion Illustration Exhibition

Exploring a quarter-century of distinctive fashion artwork.

Experience original works by renowned fashion illustrator Arturo Elena. This show highlights his unique style and meticulous rendering of textiles over 25 years, offering deeper insight than reproductions.

Arturo Elena Exhibition
A watercolor illustration of Marimekko garments and textiles in vibrant purple hues, showcasing bold patterns and design elements from the Finnish brand.
From Nov 6, 2009

Marimekko: Exploring Finnish Textile & Fashion History Through Vibrant Design

Discover iconic Finnish patterns and 1960s global fashion influence.

This exhibition showcases a selection of Marimekko's groundbreaking designs, charting the Finnish company's evolution from early textiles to international acclaim. See how its originality and colorful aesthetic achieved global fame in the 1960s, influencing modern fashion and design.

Marimekko Exhibition
Madrid

Find Exhibitions in Madrid: Explore Current Showcases and Cultural Events

Discover 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.