Artemisa: la magia de la Luna

Exhibition at the Planetario de Madrid that brings together visual works, sculptures, paintings, drawings and audiovisual installations about the Moon, with art, mythology and science as the guiding thread.

The exhibition Artemisa: la magia de la Luna is set up at the Planetario de Madrid and offers a journey through the natural satellite from the perspective of artistic creativity and the work of scientists. The rooms combine visual works, sculptures, paintings and drawings with audiovisual installations of the main lunar missions. The collection brings together art, mythology and science to explore the relationship that people maintain with the Moon.

Artists include Carmen Pérez, Delhy Tejero, Dis Berlín, Eduardo Úrculo, Elena Blanch, Eugenio Bargueño, Fernando Bellver, Francisco Rosas, Horacio Romero, Iria Groba, Javier Clavo, Javier de Juan, Javier Olaciregui, Jesús Alberto Bañuelos, Jorge Varas, Julio Zachrisson, Manuel Ortiz, Moncho Otero, Pedro Terrón, Sigfrido Martín Begué and Valerie de la Dehesa, alongside other creators. Their proposals span the aforementioned formats and are structured around the relationship with the satellite.

The exhibition is curated by Telmo Fernández, Jorge Eloy Cruz, César González, María Angeles Salvador, Elena Blanch and Eugenio Bargueño. It has the collaboration of the Faculty of Fine Arts of the Universidad Complutense de Madrid and the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo (MAC), and its proposal invites reflection on the potential of space exploration, with the Moon as the guiding thread.