Museo Nacional de Artes Decorativas
C/ Montalbán 12
28014 Madrid
Proyecto Denísova. Pasado y Presente a Través de las Joyas
Denísova Project. Past and present Through Jewelry
Until 9th October 2022
The exhibition project Denisova. Past and present through jewels , aims to tell the story through jewels taking into account the different cultures and civilizations throughout the millennia, uniting the ancient creators with the current ones. For this, a selection of 59 artists have chosen a historical jewel and have interpreted it by creating the most particular versions. The exhibition will take place on Floor 4 of the National Museum of Decorative Arts until October 9.
In 2010 it was announced that another human group other than Neanderthals and Homo Sapiens, the so-called Denisovans, had been discovered in a cave located in Denisova, Siberia. In this deposit, a tiara and a Mammoth ring were found together with a carved stone bracelet with a central hole from which another ring falls, dated at 50,000 – 40,000 years old.
The human being from the beginning of time had as basic missions to feed, survive and develop symbolism through art. This symbolic concept was shared by the three human species, creating ornamental objects when life was in constant danger and long before the development of the rest of the arts. The discovery of the Denisovan jewels prompted the realization of this project with the idea of knowing who, when and where each piece was created, uniting the past with the present.
Curated by Raquel Lobelos, this project wants to restore the brilliance and fascination that jewelery and body decoration have had for human beings since the beginning of time. After the success of the first edition, art and design lovers will soon be able to enjoy a second with new participants and designs.
Participating artists: Lucía Ortiz Monsalve, Abraham Vázquez, Beatriz Biagi, Teresa Andrés Bueno, Andrea María Ríos, Pilar Trillo, Lluís Solano Gifre, Ana Ruiz, Edna Feliciano, Pilar Aymerich, Rosa Sempere, Alejandro Carrero, Leticia Palenzuela, Gabriela Avelar, Tania Marzuca, Julia Ortega Canalda, Paola Duque, Melanie Landova Joyas, Jesús Vázquez Pavón, William Mentado, Sofía Betech, Lisi Fracchia, María Bringas, Leticia Salgado, Helenca Martínez, Gigi Mizrahi, Lilo Palma, Bella Attie, Dori Fernández, Carmela Maellas, Mary Anne Underwood, Claudia Roa, Francisco Sánchez, Gabriela Sánchez and Artemisa, Flora María Sánchez, Ileana Rojas, Mariana Barranco, Samuel Burstein, Álvaro Larrosa, Carolina Castelan, Asun Torras, Bárbara Tuttifrutti, Juan Pacheco, Fabrizio Riva, Sofia Nousari, Pilar Cano, Raquel de Queiroz, Lola Ramos, Ana Cristina Fernandez, Angeles Loaiza,Oscar Figueroa, Paula Guzmán, Luz Rivas, Karen Marrun, Laura Muguiro, Silvia Hegewish and Regina Reyes, Rosana Sánchez, Regina Castillo, Patricia Posada Mac Niles
Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday: 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. - Sundays: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mondays closed.
Admission: €3
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Denísova Project - Madrid - Until 9-10-2022
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