ITISA – "Viaje sonoro visual" is a multimedia concert that fuses music, video and installation. It is a multi-sensory spectacle created using sounds, images and experiences collected in three continents over a period of three years. An invitation to observe, feel different and travel!
When: Friday November 20th at 8:30pm Where: Galería Enlace Arte Contemporáneo (Av. Pardo y Aliaga 676, San Isidro) Cost: s/.10.00
Grande Vista - Photo Exhibition
The Alianza Francesa of Lima presents the exhibition Grande Vista, a selection of photographs taken by the students of the National School of Art in Paris. The workshop that these students attend is directed by the Peruvian photographer Elsa Cayo. Through this project, she looks to share with Lima the unique point of view of each one of her students and at the same time, express her enthusiasm for the infinite possibilities of photography. The pictures range from powerful, magic, almost unsettling visions of childhood to fragmented nudes and the beauty of youth.
The opening will be Wednesday November 18th at 7:00pm.
When: Mondays through Sundays, 8:30am - 8:00pm (Until December 5th) Where: “L’Imaginaire” Gallery (Av. Arequipa 4595, Miraflores) Free Admission
Formas Artesanales de Japón - Tradiciones y técnicas
The Embassy of Japan and the Peruvian-North American Institue of Culture present “Artesanía Tradicional Japonesa.”An exhibition of representative works of different regions of Japan, which have been designated as “Traditional Crafts” under the Act of Traditional Handcraft of the Japanese Government. The curatorship is by Kazuko Todate, chief curator of the Museum of Ceramic Art of Ibaraki. These crafts combine utility and beauty and are made of ceramics, textiles, jewellery, lacquer, woodwork and bamboo, paper and other raw materials.
The opening will be on Wednesday November 18th, 7:00pm - 9:00pm.
When: Tuesdays through Sundays, 11:00am - 8:00pm (Until December 20th) Where: Galería ICPNA San Miguel (Av. La Marina 2469) Free Admission
V Festival de Jazz en el Olivar - Cesar Peredo y Los de Adentro