The Museo Tiflológico proudly presented a significant retrospective dedicated to sculptor Santiago de Santiago. This exhibition showcased 16 remarkable works, inviting visitors to interact directly with art through touch. Explore the diverse textures and forms of sculptures made from materials like volcanic stone, bronze, plaster, and fiberglass, designed for a truly engaging sensory experience.
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This retrospective exhibition at the Museo Tiflológico showcased 16 tactile sculptures by the artist Santiago de Santiago. Visitors could engage with works crafted from materials like volcanic stone, bronze, plaster, and fiberglass, offering a unique sensory experience.
The Museo Tiflológico hosted a significant retrospective exhibition of sculptor Santiago de Santiago, presenting 16 of his works titled 'Exposición retrospectiva de Santiago de Santiago'. These sculptures, created from materials including volcanic stone, bronze, plaster, and fiberglass, were specifically made to be touched by visitors, emphasizing a tactile engagement with art. The exhibition ran from January 29 to March 14, 2015. Santiago de Santiago, an autodidact sculptor born in Navaescurial (Ávila), has a distinguished career with works displayed internationally and commissions for notable figures, including the Spanish Royal Family. His "Homenaje al vendedor del cupón" statue in Madrid, dedicated to ONCE lottery sellers, was a notable project, reflecting his deep connection with the ONCE community. A replica of this statue, titled 'Fortunato,' was donated by the artist to the Museo Tiflológico. The exhibition coincided with the Museo Tiflológico receiving the Accessible Tourism Award from the City of Madrid at Fitur.
Information regarding ticketing or admission for this past exhibition is not available on the page. Visitors could see and touch the sculptures, suggesting it was accessible within the museum's general admission framework, but specific exhibition ticketing details are absent.
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