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January 25, 2021 (Malaga) Miquel Barcelo takes his Metamorfosis to the Picasso Museum, with almost a hundred works made in six years.The Picasso Museum Malaga presents from this Wednesday, January 27, the exhibition Miquel Barcelo. Metamorphosis , which takes its name from the story of Franz Kafka published in 1915, with about 100 works made between 2014 and 2020 that can be contemplated until next September. 30 ceramics, 13 paintings, 42 watercolors, six travel notebooks and a small sculpture; as well as an installation composed of seven large bronzes that have been installed in the central courtyard of the museum. - ZUMAc161 20210125_zap_c161_014

January 25, 2021 (Malaga) Miquel Barcelo takes his Metamorfosis to the Picasso Museum, with almost a hundred works made in six years.The Picasso Museum Malaga presents from this Wednesday, January 27, the exhibition Miquel Barcelo. Metamorphosis , which takes its name from the story of Franz Kafka published in 1915, with about 100 works made between 2014 and 2020 that can be contemplated until next September. 30 ceramics, 13 paintings, 42 watercolors, six travel notebooks and a small sculpture; as well as an installation composed of seven large bronzes that have been installed in the central courtyard of the museum. - ZUMAc161 20210125_zap_c161_014

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January 25, 2021: January 25, 2021 (Malaga) Miquel Barcelo takes his Metamorfosis to the Picasso Museum, with almost a hundred works made in six years.The Picasso Museum Malaga presents from this Wednesday, January 27, the exhibition Miquel Barcelo. Metamorphosis , which takes its name from the story of Franz Kafka published in 1915, with about 100 works made between 2014 and 2020 that can be contemplated until next September. 30 ceramics, 13 paintings, 42 watercolors, six travel notebooks and a small sculpture; as well as an installation composed of seven large bronzes that have been installed in the central courtyard of the museum. - ZUMAc161 20210125_zap_c161_014

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