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Miradas contra el estigma: A Photography Exhibition on Mental Health at the National Museum of Anthropology

This temporary exhibition fosters social dialogue, presenting powerful photographic works and real personal testimonies.

At the National Museum of Anthropology, the 'Miradas contra el estigma' exhibition challenges stereotypes associated with mental health issues. This important collaboration, featuring photography by Miguel Ángel García and personal testimonies, encourages crucial social dialogue. Engage with visual narratives that contribute to destigmatizing mental health challenges and building an inclusive society.

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Exhibition summary

This temporary exhibition, 'Miradas contra el estigma,' aims to combat stereotypes associated with mental health issues through photography and personal testimonies. Organized by the National Museum of Anthropology and the UCM-Group 5 Against Stigma Chair, it seeks to foster social dialogue and promote inclusivity.

Curatorial context

The exhibition 'Miradas contra el estigma' is conceived as a space for social dialogue, directly addressing the stereotypes linked to individuals with mental health problems. It features the photographic work of Miguel Ángel García alongside testimonies from people who have personally experienced stigmatizing situations. The National Museum of Anthropology, in collaboration with the UCM-Group 5 Against Stigma Chair, presents this exhibition to dismantle myths surrounding mental illnesses and build a more inclusive reality. This project is the result of valuable work by the Cátedra contra el Estigma of the Complutense University and Grupo 5, aiming to raise awareness and encourage a deeper understanding of mental health conditions. Visitors can expect to engage with powerful visual narratives that contribute to destigmatizing mental health challenges.

Admission and ticket notes

Admission is a joint ticket with the permanent exhibition. Specific ticketing details are not provided on this page, but visitors are directed to the general museum admission.

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Venue
National Museum of Anthropology
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Jun 7, 2025 – Oct 12, 2025
Artist line / attribution
Featuring photographs by Miguel Ángel García and testimonies from individuals with lived experience of stigma.
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