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Exposición The Mother of us all – Miguel Angel Benjumea – Santa Inés Exhibition Hall

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By Sevilla AndaluNet on 13/02/2019

Date: From 16 February to 13 April 2019
Street address – Calle Doña María Coronel 5 – 41003 Seville

Schedule: InTuesday to Thursday 18.00 a 21.00 h.
Friday and Saturday 11.00 a 14.00 h. and 18.00 a 21.00 h.
Sunday 11.00 a 14.00 h.
closed Mondays and holidays.

The operaThe Mother of Us All (Gertrude Stein) He broke into the forties putting in dialogue characters from different eras, to propose a new order from the woman as an independent political body the man who wants to achieve not only the right to vote and education, but also equal civil rights, authority over children and wages. Thereenactmen Miguel Ángel Benjumea creates through a lonely woman lost in the middle of a desolate landscape, insistently repeating some phrases Opera Stein, reactualiza the meaning of the original text to feminism, reminding us where it comes from and the importance of assuming that past to deal with emergencies marked by new feminisms, who they have problematized the fight binomial man / woman, and that requires a collective body and not only, if not many bodies that share the common feminist demands and deconstruct the relationship with the biological identity to evidence involving violence prolong any kind of hierarchy on bodies. This project has been tutored by Juan Martorell Colom.

The catalog includes texts by the curator Violeta Janeiro Alfageme, artist and researcher Anna Moreno and the artist himself.

children's workshops: 30 11.30-13.00h March and 7 April 11.30-13.00h given by the artist art therapist Maria Ortega

Guided Tour: 30 1:00 p.m. March by Michelangelo Benjumea

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