The Alas y Viento Collection - 12 Dec. 2024 - 21 Feb. 2025

Museo de la Universidad de Valladolid (MUVa)

12 de diciembre de 2024-21 de febrero de 2025

El próximo día 12 de diciembre inauguramos esta exposición de 38 máscaras procedentes de una colección privada del catalán Nacho Rovira “Alas y Viento”. Sección Máscaras del Mundo. La actividad que está comisariada por la profesora Pilar Panero, investigadora principal de MASKS, publicará un catálogo en colaboración con Ediciones Universidad de Valladolid. Las máscaras son rumanas, italianas, españolas y portuguesas puesto que la actividad se adscribe la proyecto “Unveiling the Arts and Works behind the MASKS”. Se ha incorporado, además, una máscara del Principado de Andorra, La última osa de Ordino.

Link: https://www.alasyviento.es

 Catalogue available in: https://uvadoc.uva.es/handle/10324/72204

Photos: Carlos Barrena (University of Valladolid)

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