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MUN Memoria 2 ENG.Indd --- CONTACTO 948 425 700 MUSEO.UNAV.EDU 2018-2019 [email protected] ANNUAL REPORT DL NA 1614-2016 MIEMBROSCORPORATE CORPORATIVOSMEMBERS ON DELTHE PATRONATOBOARD OF TRUSTEES PATRONOSMAIN CORPORATIVOSCORPORATE PRINCIPALESPATRONS OTROSOTHER PATRONOSPATRONS 2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT MUSEO UNIVERSIDAD DE NAVARRA A UNIQUE MUSEUM / 4 THE ACADEMIC YEAR AT A GLANCE / 5 COLLECTION AND EXHIBITIONS / 8 NEW TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS / 10 PERFORMING ARTS AND MUSIC / 12 THEATRE / 14 MUSIC / 14 DANCE / 15 CINEMA / 16 PUBLIC PROGRAMMES / 18 MASTER’S DEGREE IN CURATORIAL STUDIES / 20 CREATIVE CAMPUS / 22 EDUCATION / 24 PARTNERSHIPS / 26 THE MUSEUM IN THE NEWS / 27 ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY / 28 FRIENDS / 29 3 A UNIQUE MUSEUM The Museum University of Navarra is an international centre for artistic production that works with living artists and promotes an interdisciplinary approach to the arts. During the 2018-2019 academic year, it strengthened its commitment to offer programmes in line with its mission, which is underpinned by three fundamental pillars: teaching, research and dissemination of the arts. Management Jaime García del Barrio Managing Director Artistic Direction Valentín Vallhonrat Collection and Exhibitions Department Managers Rafael Levenfeld Collection and Exhibitions Ignacio Miguéliz José Manuel Garrido Curatorial Department Performing Arts and Music Teresa Lasheras Rafael Llano Performing Arts and Music Teaching and Research Department Fernando Pagola Nieves Acedo Brand Identity Academic Department Fernando Echarri Javier Arana Education Department Assistant Managing Director Elisa Montserrat Carlos Bernar Director of Communications Creative Campus Ion Egúzquiza Administrator 4 THE ACADEMIC YEAR AT A GLANCE A YOUNG MUSEUM WITH A YOUNG AUDIENCE Since it opened in 2015, the Museum has seen a considerable rise in the number of young visitors and users. The percentage of people between 18 and 45 years of age who visited the centre or took part in the programme rose to 71% of the total. VISITS TO CO-PRODUCED EXHIBITIONS 17,901 VISITS TO PREPARADOS, LISTOS, ARCHIVO. CRISTINA DE MIDDEL. TABACALERA ART PROMOTION. 12 APR - 9 JUNE ‘19 120,654 76,038 340,891 MUSEUM VISITS VISITS TO VISITORS + MUSEO.UNAV. 12,365 USERS 44,616 EDU VISITS TO IN 2018-2019 PEOPLE WHO NUMBER OF JOSÉ ORTIZ ATTENDED SHOWS, WEBSITE ECHAGÜE. 76% ACTIVITIES AND VISITORS 1886-1980. VISITORS FROM OTHER EVENTS AT CAJA BURGOS NAVARRE THE MUSEUM FOUNDATION. 23 MAY - 1 SEP 11% ‘19 FROM OTHER PARTS OF SPAIN 13% FROM OTHER COUNTRIES 5 THE ACADEMIC YEAR AT A GLANCE NEW AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS The exhibition Carlos Cánovas. En el tiempo by A GROWING COLLECTION Carlos Cánovas received the 2018 PhotoEspaña The Museum continued to add to its collection and People’s Choice Award. It was co-produced by the worked on strengthening its partnerships with Museum University of Navarra and ICO and was exhibited at the ICO Museum in Madrid. Visitors public and private institutions, especially in to the exhibition were able to view the artist’s Latin America. The three existing Latin American work from the 1980s to the present day. photography collections (the works of José Gómez de la Carrera from Cuba and Martín Chambi from Peru, The artist Cristina de Middel presented her plus a selection of Latin American photographs exhibition Preparados, listos, archivo at from the 1950s and 1960s) were joined by nine new Tabacalera Art Promotion in Madrid. It was donations. produced by the Museum University of Navarra and These included donations from Venezuelan the Ministry of Culture and Sport in recognition collectors Patricia Phelps de Cisneros, who of the National Photography Prize she won in gave the Museum a selection of Latin American 2017. photographs from the 20th and 21st centuries, and Gabriela Wilson, a member of the Museum’s board of trustees, who bequeathed works by Brazilian artist Vik Muniz. In addition, artists who have worked with the Museum, including Bleda y Rosa and Miguel Bergasa, donated works from their Latin American projects. 6 FIRST EDITION OF THE MASTER’S DEGREE IN CURATORIAL STUDIES BRONX The 2018-2019 academic year saw the launch MUSEUM (NEW of the Master’s Degree in Curatorial YORK) Studies, Spain’s fi rst offi cial postgraduate BARBER degree in curatorial studies. The master’s INSTITUTE degree, which is bilingual and has an OF FINE ARTS international outlook, offers internships (BIRMIN- GHAM) at museums and art centres around the world. The 24 students who enrolled for THYSSEN- the fi rst edition undertook internships or BORNEMISZA MUSEUM achieved job placement scholarships at centres such as the Bronx Museum in New CERVANTES York, the Barber Institute of Fine Arts in INSTITUTE Birmingham, the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, MUSEO the Cervantes Institute, Museo Reina Sofía IN-HOUSE PRODUCTIONS AND DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE ARTS REINA and a number of private collections. SOFÍA 2018 saw the launch of Museo for the fi rst time. Dancer PRIVATE en Danza, a contemporary and choreographer Dani COLLECTIONS dance series due to be held Panullo was inspired by for the second time in the the works of José Ortiz- autumn of 2019. Moreover, Echagüe to create his work the dialogue between the in progress Atlas Map of plastic and performing arts Moves. Oteiza, the fi rst was stepped up with some in- opera to explore Jorge house productions inspired Oteiza’s artistic quest, by the Museum’s collection, also debuted. The project including Soliloquios, a was produced by the Museum show that brought together in partnership with Navarre dancers Jon Maya, Cesc Chamber Opera and Colectivo Gelabert and Israel Galván E7.2. PROFESSIONAL CULTURAL TRAINING Professionals from different fi elds conducted workshops and collaborated on the Museum’s various projects, including musician Amancio Prada, painter Antonio López, playwright Liuba Cid, writer Andrés Barba, choreographer and dancer Cesc Gelabert, dance company Zuk Performing Arts and photographer Martí Llorens. FUNDING OF THE BUILDING Seven new patrons joined and suffi cient funds were thus secured to complete the Museum building. 7 COLLECTION AND EXHIBITIONS A GROWING COLLECTION During the 2018-2019 academic year, Venezuelan collector Patricia Phelps de Cisneros donated a selection of her ’’WE STRIVE 20th- and 21st-century Latin TO PROMOTE American photography collection EDUCATION to the Museum. The selection ABOVE ALL includes works by Andreas ELSE. NOT Gursky (Germany, 1955), Juan ONLY HAVE WE Uslé (Spain, 1954), Héctor ORGANIZED Fuenmayor (Venezuela, 1949), A NUMBER OF Roberto Obregón (Colombia/ EDUCATIONAL Venezuela, 1946-2003), Mariana PROGRAMMES, Castillo Deball (Mexico, WE HAVE 1975) and Miguel Rio Branco ALSO WORKED (Brazil, 1946). A unique CLOSELY WITH aspect of this donation was the UNIVERSITIES collector’s express request AND THEIR RENOVATION OF THE ORTIZ-ECHAGÜE SPACE that the photographs be studied MUSEUMS OVER by students enrolled on the THE LAST FEW The works on display in the Ortiz-Echagüe Exhibition Space were Master’s Degree in Curatorial DECADES. updated and the room now contains 26 pieces. The photographs belong Studies, which is taught at PATRICIA PHELPS to different series that document themes such as the traditions and the Museum and is the only DE CISNEROS landscapes of Spain and 20th-century life in North Africa. Iconic postgraduate course in Spain works by the artist, including Siroco del Sáhara and Fuente mora, that offers training for art were retained. curators. JEAN LAURENT NEW PROJECTS IN THE BUILDING BRIDGES PROGRAMME EL VIZCONDE This curatorial project DE VIGIER PARTICIPATING ARTISTS IN connects contemporary artists THE 2018-2019 ACADEMIC YEAR PIERRE with pioneering 19th-century GONNORD — Cristina de Middel artists whose works form part — Aitor Ortiz CHARLES of the Museum’s photography Y JANE CLIFFORD collection. The collection ARTISTS WITH PROJECTS explores the history of IÑAKI IN PROGRESS photography from its origins to — Hiraki Sawa Moreover, works by artists BERGERA the present day. This programme — Regina de Miguel such as Jean Laurent, Viscount CRISTINA provides guest artists with the — David Jiménez Joseph Vigier, Pierre Gonnord, DE MIDDEL opportunity to conduct research — Álvaro Laiz Charles and Jane Clifford, Iñaki AITOR ORTIZ and create and exhibit new Bergera, Cristina de Middel, works, as well as participate in Aitor Ortiz, Miguel Bergasa, MIGUEL BERGASA meetings with the public, carry Daniel Canogar, Bleda y Rosa, out teaching activities and DANIEL and Vik Muniz were added to the produce publications. collection. Some of these works, CANOGAR by artists who have worked BLEDA with the Museum, were created Y ROSA especially for exhibitions at VIK MUNIZ RESTORATION AND DIGITIZATION the centre. 2,372 positives and 17,193 negatives were digitized. 1,144 records were entered in the database. 8 LOANS CO-PRODUCTIONS NEW Over the course of the academic PREPARADOS, LISTOS, ARCHIVO. PUBLICATIONS year, the Museum loaned works Cristina de Middel. Produced to different museums and art together with the Ministry centres for exhibitions. of Culture and Sport after the artist received the 2017 Institut Valencià d’Art National Photography Prize. It Modern (IVAM). EUSEBIO SEMPERE was exhibited at Tabacalera Art Promotion (11 APR - 9 JUN ‘19). 13 MAR’18-26 MAY’19 LA MEMORIA TRAZADORA, San Telmo Museum. JOSÉ ORTIZ ECHAGÜE. AITOR ORTIZ HERIOTZA. ANTE LA MUERTE 1886-1980. 16 NOV’18-3 FEB’19 Exhibition co-produced with the Caja Burgos Foundation at the Museum of Navarra LYDIA ANOZ. LOS AÑOS Casa del Cordón in Burgos (23 MAY - 1 SEP’19) DORADOS (1947-1956). 31 MAY-31 OCT’19 MENONITAS DE NUEVA DURANGO, MIGUEL BERGASA TOURING EXHIBITIONS AND COLLABORATIONS SMALL DATA LAB, DANIEL CANOGAR CARLOS CÁNOVAS. EN EL TIEMPO. Carlos Cánovas. Exhibition produced by the Museum University of Navarra and shown at the Sala Rekalde Gallery in Bilbao (5 FEB - 19 MAY ‘19). EL NO RETORNO, CECILIA PAREDES GEOGRAFÍA DEL TIEMPO CONFLUENCIAS. ARTE, CIENCIA E EN TODO HAY CIENCIA. Bleda y Rosa. Produced by the Museum University of Navarra, Bombas INMORTALIDAD, University of Navarra’s Gens Art Centre and the Galician Centre of Contemporary Art, which VARIOUS ARTISTS Museum of Natural Sciences.
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