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Shop for unique and original gifts at this Christmas bazaar! You will find the entire Tantra bath and body collection with new products: linen sprays, foams and body mists, candies and chocolates such as bonbons, Cristal bijoux from Swarovski, beautiful handbags, wooden/Peruvian trays, hand-painted ash trays and many more fun gifts. Stop by, get a glass of champagne, listen to Christmas carols and enjoy a special Christmas atmosphere in a private showroom.
The exhibition "Rediseñando el Diseño" presents work from the graphic design students of the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. The show features a great variety of projects and pieces made in 2006, which illustrate the possibilities of graphic design: as mediums of communication, editorial and corporation communication, multimedia, audiovisuals and graphic production of textiles and objects.
When: December 14 to January 20 , Monday to Sunday, 10 am - 10 pm
Where: Centro Cultural del PUCP - Av. Camino Real 1075, San Isidro
Free Admission
Luis García-Zapatero Soto's newest solo exhibition, "El árbol y el bosque / electrografìas", features large scale electrographic impressions. Electrography, the art of producing technologically from photographs with the help of inks and photocopying equipment, is one style García-Zapatero has utilized in his career.
Photographs, videos and installations are the mediums used in “Re-construídas”, an exhibit featuring Peruvian artist Patricia Villanueva and Spanish artist Pilar Albarracín. Examples of the works featured are Albarracín’s “Escaparates” photograph series, which shows Albarracín ironically interacting with store mannequins, while Villanueva’s play “Rara Avis”, told through photographs and video, tells the story of a women who visits a plastic surgeon and asks that he mark the areas of her body that need surgery. She then goes to a tattoo parlor and makes the markings permanent.
"Oral Cute" is Peruvian, but New York-based Cecilia Jurado’s latest solo exhibition. Her photographs, 17 works in medium and large scale, feature the faces of professional models. With them, Jurado hopes to express some contemporary notions of beauty and compare them with those of the past.
To commemorate the bicentennial of Pancho Fierro's birthday, the Cultural Center of the Metropolitan Municipality of Lima will present the exhibition "Pancho Fierro y el Costumbriso en Lima". Pancho Fierro was born in 1807 in Rimac. His pieces, which represent every day life in Lima, have toured various galleries in the city this year, but will end their run at the Galería Municipal de Arte Pancho Fierro.
Exponatale is Dédalo’s creative and original event that has taken place before Christmas during the past 12 years. Dédalo is known for its unique products, offering beautiful personalized and handmade gifts by over 1000 artists and craftsmen. On this occasion, 15 different artists will present their versions of the Peruvian “retablo”, a small box with a miniature manger scene.
Artist William Pinillos, who hails from Trujillo, will display his exhibition "Revelaciones no específicas" at the Enlace Arte Contemporáneo. It features 14 pieces in oil and grand scale. Pinillos has studied at the Escuela Superior de Bellas Artes in Trujillo and has exhibited work in galleries in Puerto Rico, Ecuador, the U.S., Chile and Spain. His exhibition at the Enlace will end in December.