Curated by Begoña Pascual of the cultural agency Ipsaratio, this exhibition presents craftsmanship as a dynamic laboratory for contemporary creativity. Explore four research axes highlighting the alchemy of material transformation, tactile manipulation, reinterpreted historical techniques, and ancestral wisdom. See how modern tools and materials refresh traditional artistic practices in Málaga.
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Ars Textum: Hands That Create is a temporary exhibition at the Museo del Automóvil y la Moda de Málaga that explores contemporary craftsmanship as a bridge between tradition and innovation. The exhibition examines how ancestral techniques and materials are reimagined through modern research and collaborative creative practices.
The exhibition, curated by Begoña Pascual of the cultural management agency Ipsaratio, presents craftsmanship not merely as a historical legacy, but as a dynamic laboratory for creativity. It highlights how artisans transcend traditional boundaries by integrating inherited knowledge with current material research and interdisciplinary collaboration. The show is structured around four distinct research axes: the alchemy of material transformation through thermal processes, the tactile sensitivity of direct material manipulation, the silent revolutions of reinterpreted historical techniques, and the synthesis of ancestral wisdom with contemporary experimentation. Visitors can expect a cohesive display that honors the human gesture while showcasing how modern tools and pigments refresh classic artistic practices.
Visitors can purchase tickets to the museum through the official online booking platform linked on the exhibition page. The exhibition is included as part of the museum's general visit experience, and tickets can be secured via the official reservation calendar provided by the venue's ticketing partner.
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