Conférence d'Omar Castillo Alfaro
LECTURE & DISCUSSION
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Conférence d'Omar Castillo Alfaro

24
November
20 25
ARTISTIC EDUCATION EXHIBITIONS ALL AUDIENCES
PMR
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Introduction

À travers une pratique sculpturale et riche en gestes, Omar Castillo Alfaro s’inspire du savoir-faire de sa région natale pour questionner le lien entre art et artisanat, les récits qui y sont liés et sa réception au sein de la scène artistique européenne actuelle. Ses recherches, comme les matériaux et les formes qui existent dans son travail, participent à une lecture décoloniale de l’histoire de l’art en générant un nouveau registre dans ses installations immersives.

Entrée libre, dans la limite des places disponibles.

Photo © Leho de Sosa, studio portrait, Casa Velazquez, 2025

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Opening hours : 17h00
Date : Monday 24 November 2025
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EXHIBITION
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EXHIBITIONS
MUSEUMS
ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE
NATURAL HERITAGE
All Audiences
Reduced mobility access
EXHIBITION
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15
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ARCHAEOLOGY
MUSEUMS
EXHIBITIONS
All Audiences
Reduced mobility access
EXHIBITION
Exhibition - Heritage at Risk

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08
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Oct
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Proposed by : Direction des Affaires Culturelles
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PHOTOGRAPHY
EXHIBITIONS
ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE
ACTIVITIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
All Audiences
Reduced mobility access