El Reina Sofia enfrenta el 'Guernica africano' de Dumile Feni con la obra de Picasso, para abrir un diálogo "inesperado y hermoso"

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El Museo Reina Sofía ha colocado la obra "Guernica africana" de Dumile Feni frente al "Guernica" de Pablo Picasso. Esta exposición, que estará abierta hasta el 22 de septiembre, busca establecer un diálogo entre ambas obras sobre la violencia estatal, el apartheid y las diferentes formas de modernidad. La muestra forma parte de un programa de exposiciones titulado "La historia no se repite, pero rima", que explora paralelismos temáticos y representacionales entre el "Guernica" y otras obras de arte de diversos contextos históricos y culturales. La comisaria Tamar Garb destaca que el "Guernica africana" es un diálogo consciente entre un artista africano y la tradición europea, además de un homenaje a la cultura africana. La exposición no busca establecer una relación de influencia directa de Picasso sobre Feni, sino proponer un diálogo entre ambas obras.

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The 'Guernica africana' was created between 1966 and 1967.

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Dumile Feni's work was first exhibited in 1967.

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The exhibition runs until September 22.

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The Reina Sofía museum has placed Dumile Feni's 'Guernica africana' opposite Picasso's 'Guernica'.

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The exhibition establishes a dialogue about state violence, apartheid, and forms of modernity.

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Johannesburgo 50% apartheid ×260% Sudáfrica ×270% Guernica ×470% Tamar Garb ×270% Pablo Picasso ×580% Dumile Feni ×790% Museo Reina Sofía ×290%

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guernica africano 100% dumile feni 90% pablo picasso 80% violencia estatal 70% museo reina sofía 70% apartheid 70% diálogo 60% arte africano 50% modernidad 50% sudáfrica 40%

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