Exhibitions

Warwar Wa

08 August - 08 October 2022

Centro Cultural de España / La Paz, Bolivia, Plurinational State of

Credits: River Claure.

River Claure, artista Boliviano, realiza en este proyecto una relectura de El Principito y plantea la exposición bajo el nombre de WarawarWawa, Hijo de las estrellas donde se apropia y reinventa este clásico de la literatura francesa, escrita por Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Recontextualizando la novela desde la cultura andina contemporánea, el fotógrafo cochabambino sitúa la historia en los paisajes extraterrestres del Salar de Uyuni, donde el niño protagonista viste una camiseta del F.C Barcelona

Claure traduce de la palabra a la imagen y invita a preguntarnos sobre Bolivia y particularmente los Andes en la actualidad. A través de la visualidad propone preguntas urgentes vinculadas a la identidad, el paisaje, la imaginación, la globalización, el arte y plantea pensar en la fuerza creativa de la cultura #aymara contemporánea

Inauguración: 8 de agosto, 19:00 horas
Sala de exposiciones CCELP.

Centro Cultural de España en La Paz
Avenida Camacho #1484. Entre Loayza y Bueno

Horario de atención:
Acceso a sala de exposición: lunes a viernes de 9.00 a 21.00h
Sábado: 09:00 a 18:00
Atención en mediateca: lunes a viernes de 14.00 a 21.00h

http://ccelp.bo/evento/warawar-wawa/

 

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