From Doodles to Pixels: Over a Hundred Years of Spanish Animation

Exposición / MoMA - Museum of Modern Art / 11 West 53 Street / Nueva York, New York, Estados Unidos
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Cuándo:
07 sep de 2016 - 15 sep de 2016

Inauguración:
07 sep de 2016

Organizada por:
MoMA - Museum of Modern Art

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Etiquetas
Animación  Animación en New York 

       

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Descripción de la Exposición

This major retrospective of the little-known art and industry of Spanish animation comprises eight programs featuring historic work from 1908 through the end of the dictatorship, in 1975; commercial animation created in the shadow of Hollywood; Europe's first animated color feature, Garbancito de la Mancha (1945); and internationally celebrated 21st-century work inspired by personal cinema, music videos, and the graphic novel. Taking advantage of new scholarship and restoration initiatives organized by the Contemporary Culture Centre of Barcelona and Acción Cultural Española, the wide-ranging work in this series includes classic hand-drawn animation, stop-motion, and innovative digital works, and ranges from cultural and political themes and literary adaptations to adult fare, children's stories, and advertising. Among the distinguished artists, designers, humorists, and studios represented are K-Hito, Francisco Macián, Robert Balser, José Antonio Sistiaga, Isabel Herguera, Javier Mariscal, Mercedes Gaspar, Rodrigo Blaas, Anna Solanas, César Díaz Meléndez, Nicolai Troshinky, Jossie Malis, Laura Ginès, Alberto Vázquez, Estudios Moro, Balet y Blay, and the Headless Studio. Carolina López, Director, Xcèntric, Contemporary Culture Center of Barcelona (CCCB), and a number of special guest animators will introduce select programs. All films are from Spain and in Spanish with English subtitles, unless otherwise noted. Organized by Ron Magliozzi, Associate Curator, Department of Film. From Doodles to Pixels was originally organized by CCCB - Contemporary Culture Centre of Barcelona, with AC/E - Acción Cultual Española and Carolina López.

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