Lima, Peru | Sunday 08 November 2009 03:37 | | |

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Ever heard of an exhibition specifically designed to help parents understand their children? Expo Mama y Bebe (Mother and Baby) is for all parents, new or experienced, who wish to learn something new about raising a son or daughter. The exhibition’s environment has been planned for the whole family.
When: 3rd – 5th July
Where: Jockey Plaza
Cost: General: S/. 5.50
Ayakaypa Muyuskan is an exhibition of the works of Mexican artist, Artemio. Artemio studied art in Mexico City and New York, and has presented his work individually in the Hollywood Gallery of London, the ESL Gallery of Los Angeles and the Museum of Contemporary Art Carrillo Gil, and collectively in countries like Korea, Spain and USA.
When: Tuesdays through Saturdays: 3 -8 pm (Until July 25th)
Where: Revolver Gallery – Calle General Recavarren 298, Miraflores (corner with José Gálvez)
Free Admission
Universidad San Martín de Porres and the Instituto Nacional de Cultura invite you to an exhibition on Caral, the most ancient civilization of the Americas, and a symbol of Peruvian identity. The exhibition has been set up as a temporary museum.
When: Mondays through Sundays: 10 am – 10 pm (Until July 13th)
Where: Sala Museo de Oro del Perú, Larcomar – Av. Malecón de la Reserva 610, Miraflores
Free Admission
ICPNA and Universidad Ricardo Palma present the sixth annual exhibition of Traditional Peruvian Silverworks – a selection of over four hundred pieces from a diversity of both private and public collections. The exhibition offers a wide and rich panorama of the influence of Incaic and Hispanic traditions on Republican silverworks.
When: Tuesdays through Sundays: 11 am – 8 pm (Until August 23rd)
Where: Germán Krüger Espantoso Gallery, ICPNA – Av. Angamos Oeste 160, Miraflores
Free Admission

Photography Exhibition by Chiclayan photographer, Heinz Plenge, which portrays modern mining as an opportunity for development. The exhibition, arranged by museum professional, Luis Repetto, is both artistic and interactive, and reflects on how mining activities in Yanacocha, Cajamarca, have been carried out with environmental responsibility and have thus been able to preserve and protect the biodiversity of the area.
When: Tuesdays through Sundays: 10 am – 9 pm (Until July 12th)
Where: Cultural Center at Parque de la Amistad – Av. Caminos del Inca block 21, Surco
Free Admission
The Embassy of Poland is presenting a graphic exhibition on the history, traditions and culture of Jewish people in Poland in the last one thousand years. The exhibition has been prepared by the Adam Mickiewicz Institute of Warsaw in collaboration with the Polish Ministry of International Relations, and presents a panorama of Jewish people that goes beyond the classical scenes of Nazi persecution, portraying a unique culture that is definitely worth learning about.
When: Tuesdays through Sundays, 11 am – 8 pm (Until July 19th)
Where: ICPNA Gallery – Av. Javier Prado Este 4637, La Molina
Free Admission
To commemorate 400 years since the publishing of ‘Comentarios Reales de los Incas’ (Royal Commentaries of the Incas), the Cultural Center Inca Gracilaso has organized an exhibition and a series of conferences on the life and works of Inca Garcilaso de la Vega and how he has influenced humanity in the past centuries. After remaining a few months in Lima, the display will be taken to other cities in Latin America and Spain.
When: Until August 2nd
Where: Cultural Center Inca Gracilaso – Jr. Ucayali 391, Lima
Free Admission
For more information visit their website at www.ccincagarcilaso.gob.pe
Afroperuanos (Afro-Peruvians) is photographer Martín Alvarado’s second exhibiton. Here, his pictures capture the essence of Afro-Peruvian culture in our country: their traditions, daily life, art, leaders… Martín Alvarado is also producer of the cultural TV show, “Costumbres” (‘Customs’) and has also exhibited his photographs four years ago in ‘Este Es Mi Cariño’ (‘This is my Affection’).
When: June 5th to August 1st, Mondays through Fridays: 10 am – 7 pm
Where: Instituto Riva Agüero PUCP – Camaná 459, Cercado de Lima
Cost: General: S/. 2, Students: S/.1
A deserved tribute to the memory of Victor Humareda (1920-1986), the National Institute of Culture has prepared a recollection of the artist’s paintings as an exhibition that will be displayed in the Museo de la Nación. Victor Humareda’s works of art reflect his passion for painting harlequins, ballerinas, bullfighters and landscapes from a very traditional Lima. Not only will you admire Humareda’s unique talent, precision and perfection, but also contemplate the works of one of the greatest painters in Peruvian history.
When: June 4th to August 1st , Tuesdays through Sundays: 9 am – 5 pm
Where: Museo de la Nación – Av. Javier Prado Este 2465, San Borja
Free Admission
This exhibition will be showing the works of contemporary Chilean artists and Peruvian Natalia Revilla, who have chosen to explore how fictional universes can be created through different forms of artistic expression. The exhibits range from paintings and photographs, to videos and illustration.
When: June 10th to July 10th , Mondays through Fridays: 11 am – 8 pm, Saturdays: 3 pm – 7 pm
Where: Vértice Gallery – Calle Plascencia 350, San Isidro
Free Admission
If you have a passion for drawing, comics or any kind of graphic design, then this is your call! The art gallery 80 m2 ARTE Y DEBATES will be hosting two expositions – LUSTMORD, by artist José Luis Carranza and ‘Dibujo – Nuevas Propuestas’ (new proposals for drawing) with the participation of young artists like Andrea Cánepa, Martín López Lam, Rita Ponce de León, Lenin Auris, Valentino Sibadón and Natalia Revilla. Come and explore the blending of new ways of illustration and let this new perspective of art unravel before your very own eyes.
When: April 22nd to July 11th
Where: 80m2 Gallery – Prolongación San Martín 10, Barranco
Free Admission
‘The world may seem to be written in black and white… but it can also be read in a thousand shades of grey’. In his travels around the world, the artist, Eduardo Llanos, has discovered how all things said and done are subject to relativity and flexibility, and expresses this as the driving thread in life. A wonderful art exposition which you must not miss, Eduardo Llanos’ paintings are a tribute to the ‘driving thread’ that leads our lives and shapes our fantasies – the one which every person, no matter how different, has within.
When: June 4th to July 3rd
Where: ARTCO Gallery – Rouad y Paz Soldan 325, San Isidro
Free Admission

