The National Museum of Anthropology presents "Todo empezó en el ochenta y cuatro. Orígenes del graffiti en España," a comprehensive look at graffiti and hip hop's development in Spanish cities. Visitors will gain insight into the cultural revolution that unfolded from 1984 to 1992 through historical photographs and unique collector's items. This immersive experience highlights the shared experiences of the movement's pioneers.
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This temporary exhibition delves into the origins of graffiti and hip hop culture in Spain, tracing its evolution from 1984 to 1992. Featuring contributions from pioneers of the movement, the exhibition showcases historical photos and a collection of significant objects that document this period of cultural revolution.
The National Museum of Anthropology presents 'Todo empezó en el ochenta y cuatro. Orígenes del graffiti en España,' a temporary exhibition that marks the beginning of a new program focused on urban cultures. This exhibition offers a comprehensive look at the arrival and development of graffiti in Spanish cities between 1984 and 1992. Through the shared experiences of the movement's pioneers, visitors will gain insight into the cultural revolution that unfolded during these few, yet highly significant, years across various Spanish cities. The exhibition features a rich collection of historical photographs documenting early breakers and graffiti artists, alongside unique collector's items generously loaned by key figures in the culture. These include original sketches, clothing, posters, correspondence, vinyl records, and a diverse array of audiovisual materials, providing an authentic glimpse into the era.
Entry to the exhibition is free of charge. Visitors are encouraged to explore this singular era at the National Museum of Anthropology.
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