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Discover the Inclusive Art of Tomás García Redondo: 'Buscar y encontrar' Sculpture Exhibition

Explore 14 unique tactile sculptures crafted from diverse materials for a sensory art experience by Redondo.

Tomás García Redondo: 'Buscar y encontrar' showcased a compelling collection of 14 sculptures. Made from iron, wood, granite, and limestone, these artworks were uniquely designed for engagement through touch. The exhibition offered a profound accessible experience, inviting visually impaired visitors to explore texture and form directly. It highlighted an innovative approach to art appreciation.

About Tomás García Redondo: 'Buscar y encontrar' at Museo Tiflológico in Madrid

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition showcased 14 sculptures by Tomás García Redondo, crafted from materials such as iron, wood, granite, and limestone. It was designed to be experienced through touch, allowing visually impaired visitors to engage with the artworks.

Curatorial context

Tomás García Redondo's exhibition, 'Buscar y encontrar' (To Search and To Find), presented 14 distinct sculptures at the Museo Tiflológico. Born in El Hornillo (Ávila) in 1959, Redondo, who studied Technical Architecture and worked with painter Gerardo Rueda, displayed his artistic vision through various robust materials including iron, wood, granite, and limestone. The exhibition was specifically curated to be accessible through touch, enabling blind and visually impaired visitors to experience and appreciate the form and texture of his creations. This approach underscored the museum's commitment to inclusivity and sensory engagement with art.

Admission and ticket notes

The exhibition details do not specify ticketing information, suggesting it was likely included with general museum admission or was a past event without current admission details. Visitors are encouraged to check the museum's main website for current admission policies if applicable to ongoing exhibitions.

Tomás García Redondo: 'Buscar y encontrar' key exhibition facts

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Venue
Museo Tiflológico
Current status
Completed
Exhibition schedule
Jan 24, 2020 – Sep 5, 2020
Artist line / attribution
Featuring sculptures by Tomás García Redondo, an artist who studied Technical Architecture and trained with painter Gerardo Rueda, as well as in wood carving and stone sculpture.
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