Fundación Plagio presents a collective exhibition about creative processes with 40 artists from different disciplines who will share the development of their work in different formats.
Knowing what inspires an artist in his work, what elements are part of his imagination, what phases his production goes through and what type of decisions he makes during his work, places creativity as something fascinating to discover.
The stages in which creations of different artists of visual arts, literature, music, illustration, photography, cinema, performance and costume design germinate will be exposed, such as the National Prize for Plastic Arts Guillermo Núñez, the poet Elvira Hernández, the illustrator Catalina Bu, the musician Manuel García, the photographer Luis Poirot and the writer Alejandra Costamagna. The latter will exhibit, for example, the drafts and documents behind his novel Dile que no estar, and Manuel García, the audio and story of a composition.
There will be models, sketches, installations, audiovisuals, reference boards and process registration. The expo also includes intimate concerts with Pedro Piedra (June 19), Manuel García (June 26) and Orquesta de Poetas (Jul 3). There are also conferences with the costume designer Juana Díaz and the illustrator Catalina Bu (Jun 7) and with the photographer Luis Poirot and the writer Alejandra Costamagna (Jul 12).
May 24 to July 15, 2018
Tues to Fri — 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday and Sun — 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Building B, floor -1,Visual Arts Room
Free
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Concerts
Jun 19 to July 3
Tues — 8:30 p.m.
Visual Arts Room
$5,000 General.
$4,000 Presale up to a week before each concert
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Conferences
June 7 and July 12
Thu — 7:30 p.m.
Building B, floor -1, Room C1
Free, limited spaces