Exhibition Info
#currerías is an exhibition where #curro, the main character and mascot of the 1992 Universal Exposition in Seville, flirts with the great masterpieces of painting—becoming the protagonist of famous artworks, sometimes accompanied by other popular mascots like #cobi from #barcelona92 or Naranjito from the #spain82 World Cup. Some of the iconic pieces featured include #Velázquez's *The Triumph of Bacchus* and *The Waterseller of Seville*, *The Immaculate Conception* by #Murillo, *Saint Mary of the Caves* by #Zurbarán, *Liberty Leading the People* by #Delacroix, and works by #Picasso, #Miró, #Arcimboldo, among many others—always with a #pop twist.
Artist Bio
Agustín Israel holds a degree in Fine Arts and a Ph.D. in Art History. His academic background and passion for artistic research have led him to specialize in the study of various movements and trends that have shaped the evolution of art throughout history. Over the course of his career, he has shown a deep commitment to the preservation and dissemination of cultural heritage, exploring both the theoretical and practical aspects of art.
His professional career includes extensive experience in teaching and conducting research that addresses key questions in art and aesthetics. In addition to his academic work, he has participated in various exhibitions and collaborative projects that reflect his multidisciplinary approach and his ability to integrate the knowledge gained in the field of Fine Arts with historical reflection.
Through his written work and lectures, Agustín Israel Barrera continues to contribute to the enrichment of critical understanding of art, positioning himself as a leading figure in his field and promoting access to culture and art history for a broad and diverse audience.
