Special Programming: March 5 to 8
From March 5th to 8th, we invite you to participate in a different week, dedicated to Contemporary Art, reflection and community. A program designed to celebrate culture, talent, and historical memory within the framework of International Women’s Day.
THURSDAY, MARCH 5th | 19:00H
Art Workshop with Laura Segura
A creation space guided by the artist as part of her solo exhibition Musitar. An opportunity to explore your artistic sensibility in an exclusive setting and collaborate with the Hosted Foundation. The workshop directly supports their Maternal Home, a home that offers residence, psychological support and training to pregnant mothers or dependent children in vulnerable situations.
Access: Limited capacity by reservation.
Entry: Voluntary contribution. 100% of the collection will go entirely to the Welcome Foundation.
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FRIDAY 6 MARCH | 21:00H
Marquesa Gallery Art Week Party.
As is tradition in Marquesa, we like to celebrate art and be the meeting point for collectors, artists and friends of the gallery. A night to connect and toast for the intensity of this week in the best atmosphere.
Details: We celebrate the great appointment of Contemporary Art with a live DJ set, catering service and premium cocktails.
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SATURDAY 7 MARCH | 12:00H
Roundtable: Women and Leadership: Experiences from Art, Technology and Business. An open conversation about the experience of building a career and exercising leadership as a woman in different professional fields. The round table proposes a dialogue between different generations and contexts, sharing personal experiences, challenges and transformations that have marked the role of women in the development of their own voice and decision-making space.
Access: Free admission until full capacity.
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Meet the speakers:
Marcela Cantuária – Brazilian artist whose work reviews history and memory from a feminist and political perspective. He has exhibited internationally and his work is part of collections such as the Pérez Art Museum Miami and the Museu de Arte de S ã o Paulo.
Victoria Rivers – Independent art curator and writer focused on contemporary creation and its links to social, cultural and spiritual contexts. She collaborates with artists, galleries and institutions developing projects that explore new narratives and encourage critical thinking and visibility of current art.
Rosa Amin – Director of Financial Solutions in a technology multinational, with a solid international trajectory leading strategy, data analysis and digital transformation projects. His work focuses on the use of technology and analytical intelligence to drive innovation and decision-making in complex environments.
Carolina Gordillo Preciado – Industrial and Systems Engineer, specialized in technology consulting and development of digital solutions. He works on implementing innovative tools that connect technology, business and organizational transformation.
Bienve Valencia Vázquez – Director specialized in innovation and digital transformation, with extensive experience in the development of strategic projects that integrate technology, business and leadership in business environments.
Esther Abellán Galdós – Sales Engineer, with more than 25 years of experience in IT Governance, Cybersecurity and Financial sector technology consulting. Specialized in the design and implementation of technological strategies that drive organizational transformation and efficiency.
SUNDAY, MARCH 8 | 12:00H (AREVALO, ÁVILA)
Guided Tour: El Jardín de la Insurrección. In collaboration with Collegium, we celebrated Women’s Day with a guided tour of the Marcela Cantuária exhibition.
Place: Casa del Consejo - Arévalo
Meeting point: 12:00h at the venue of the Exhibition.
Free admission until full capacity is reached
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The Garden of Insurrection – Marcela Cantuária
The renowned Brazilian artist presents an exercise of symbolic invocation and reparation at the Casa del Consejo de Arévalo, a former seat of power and municipal control. The exhibition reactivates silenced stories, creating a space for confrontation between political violence and the affirmation of dissenting voices.
The exhibition pays homage to the Thirteen Roses, young militants executed in 1939. Against the systematic erasure of his memory, Cantuária has created fourteen unpublished works: thirteen individual portraits and a central piece, The Garden of the Insurrection. In this work, the young women sprout like flowers from a tree in constant transformation, symbolizing a vital force that bursts where it wanted to impose oblivion.
Nature and history intertwine to assert that every living memory is itself an act of insurrection.
CONTACT AND RESERVATIONS
To confirm your attendance at limited capacity activities or request more information, you can contact us through the following channels:
WhatsApp/Tel: +34 679 309 746 or Email: info @ marquesagallery.com