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The title alludes to the estimation of Homo sapiens’ first appearance on earth approximately 130,000 years ago, the first hominid who inaugurated the use of burial grounds after grasping the fact of his own death. Lazkoz claims that, on the one hand, the piece is a kind of exorcism of personal fears and on the other, a free tribute to the classic painting of artists such as Sánchez-Cotán, from whom she borrows the resource of the geometric niche where the organic form rests.]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/la_coleccion/nombre_obra_ficha_tecnica.php?idioma=en&amp;id_obra=131</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Blind Spot Reversed]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[Richard Serra has long been acclaimed for his challenging and innovative work. As an emerging artist in the early 1960s, Serra helped change the nature of artistic production. Along with the Minimalist artists of his generation, he turned to unconventional, industrial materials and accentuated the physical properties of his work. Freed from the traditional pedestal or base and introduced into the real space of the viewer, sculpture took on a new relationship to the spectator, whose experience of an object became crucial to its meaning. Viewers were encouraged to move around-and sometimes on, in, and through-the work and encounter it from multiple perspectives. Over the years Serra has expanded his spatial and temporal approach to sculpture and has focused primarily on large-scale, site-specific works that create dialogue with a particular architectural, urban, or landscape setting.<br /><br /><em>Snake, </em>a work made for the inauguration of the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, consists of three enormous, serpentine ribbons of hot-rolled steel that are permanently installed in the museum&#39;s largest gallery. The two tilted, snaking passages capture a rare sense of motion and instability. <em>Snake </em>is<em> </em>now joined by seven commissioned works-creating the installation entitled <em>The Matter of </em><em>Time</em>-Serra&#39;s most complete rumination on the physicality of space and the nature of sculpture.<br /><br /><em>The Matter of Time </em>enables the spectator to perceive the evolution of the artist&#39;s sculpted forms, from his relatively simple double ellipse to the more complex spiral. The final two works in this evolution are built from sections of toruses and spheres to create environments with differing effects on the viewer&#39;s movement and perception. Shifting in unexpected ways as viewers walk in and around them, these sculptures create a dizzying, unforgettable sensation of space in motion. The entirety of the room is part of the sculptural field: As with his other multipart sculptures, the artist purposefully organizes the works to move the viewer through them and their surrounding space. The layout of works in the gallery creates passages of space that are distinctly different-narrow and wide, compressed and elongated, modest and towering-and always unanticipated . There is also the progression of time. There is the chronological time it takes to walk through and view <em>The Matter of Time,</em> between the beginning and end of the visit. And there is the experiential time, the fragments of visual and physical memory that linger and recombine and replay.]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/la_coleccion/nombre_obra_ficha_tecnica.php?idioma=en&amp;id_obra=118</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Between the Torus and Sphere]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[Richard Serra has long been acclaimed for his challenging and innovative work. As an emerging artist in the early 1960s, Serra helped change the nature of artistic production. Along with the Minimalist artists of his generation, he turned to unconventional, industrial materials and accentuated the physical properties of his work. Freed from the traditional pedestal or base and introduced into the real space of the viewer, sculpture took on a new relationship to the spectator, whose experience of an object became crucial to its meaning. Viewers were encouraged to move around-and sometimes on, in, and through-the work and encounter it from multiple perspectives. Over the years Serra has expanded his spatial and temporal approach to sculpture and has focused primarily on large-scale, site-specific works that create dialogue with a particular architectural, urban, or landscape setting.<br /><br /><em>Snake, </em>a work made for the inauguration of the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, consists of three enormous, serpentine ribbons of hot-rolled steel that are permanently installed in the museum&#39;s largest gallery. The two tilted, snaking passages capture a rare sense of motion and instability. <em>Snake </em>is<em> </em>now joined by seven commissioned works-creating the installation entitled <em>The Matter of </em><em>Time</em>-Serra&#39;s most complete rumination on the physicality of space and the nature of sculpture.<br /><br /><em>The Matter of Time </em>enables the spectator to perceive the evolution of the artist&#39;s sculpted forms, from his relatively simple double ellipse to the more complex spiral. The final two works in this evolution are built from sections of toruses and spheres to create environments with differing effects on the viewer&#39;s movement and perception. Shifting in unexpected ways as viewers walk in and around them, these sculptures create a dizzying, unforgettable sensation of space in motion. The entirety of the room is part of the sculptural field: As with his other multipart sculptures, the artist purposefully organizes the works to move the viewer through them and their surrounding space. The layout of works in the gallery creates passages of space that are distinctly different-narrow and wide, compressed and elongated, modest and towering-and always unanticipated . There is also the progression of time. There is the chronological time it takes to walk through and view <em>The Matter of Time,</em> between the beginning and end of the visit. And there is the experiential time, the fragments of visual and physical memory that linger and recombine and replay.]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/la_coleccion/nombre_obra_ficha_tecnica.php?idioma=en&amp;id_obra=117</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Art After Dark: AUTO  +  Kiki "LIVE" + Sascha Funke  ]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[One Friday a month, the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao will host a series of DJ nights in collaboration with "Sala Fever". The Museum Atrium will set the stage for the events, and the audience will have the chance to visit the current exhibition.]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/actividades/actividad_reserva.php?idioma=en&amp;id_actividad=468</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[DANTZALDIA 2010]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, in collaboration with DANTZALDIA Festival, presents experimental artist María Donata D&#039;Urso and her performance entitled MEM-BRAIN STRATA 1. The event is organized by La FuNdicIOn.]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/actividades/actividad_reserva.php?idioma=en&amp;id_actividad=367</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Art After Dark: Unai Goikolea + Gabriel Ananda + Jesus Ordovas]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[One Friday a month, the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao will host a series of DJ nights in collaboration with "Sala Fever". The Museum Atrium will set the stage for the events, and the audience will have the chance to visit the current exhibition.]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/actividades/actividad_reserva.php?idioma=en&amp;id_actividad=451</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Working model for Government of the People]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/la_coleccion/nombre_obra_ficha_tecnica.php?idioma=en&amp;id_obra=139</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Workshop Visit:<em> Robert Rauschenberg: Gluts </em> <br />Recycled messages]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[After a guided tour, participants create their own artworks]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/actividades/actividad_reserva.php?idioma=en&amp;id_actividad=492</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Workshop Visit:<em> Robert Rauschenberg: Gluts </em> <br />Theatre of objects]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[After a guided tour, participants create their own artworks]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/actividades/actividad_reserva.php?idioma=en&amp;id_actividad=480</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Workshop Visit:<em> Robert Rauschenberg: Gluts </em> <br />Recycled messages]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[After a guided tour, participants create their own artworks]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/actividades/actividad_reserva.php?idioma=en&amp;id_actividad=490</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Workshop Visit:<em> Robert Rauschenberg: Gluts </em> <br />Theatre of objects]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[After a guided tour, participants create their own artworks]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/actividades/actividad_reserva.php?idioma=en&amp;id_actividad=478</link>   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<link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/actividades/actividad_reserva.php?idioma=en&amp;id_actividad=491</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Art technology: <em> Robert Rauschenberg: Gluts </em>  <br />Theatre of objects]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[Participants use new technologies to discover fascinating artistic ]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/actividades/actividad_reserva.php?idioma=en&amp;id_actividad=481</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Workshop Visit:<em> Anish Kapoor </em>]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[After a guided tour, participants create their own artworks]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/actividades/actividad_reserva.php?idioma=en&amp;id_actividad=494</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Workshop Visit:<em> Anish Kapoor </em>]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[After a guided tour, participants create their own artworks]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/actividades/actividad_reserva.php?idioma=en&amp;id_actividad=498</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Workshop Visit:<em> Anish Kapoor </em>]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[After a guided tour, participants create their own artworks]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/actividades/actividad_reserva.php?idioma=en&amp;id_actividad=496</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Art technology: <em> Anish Kapoor </em>]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[Participants use new technologies to discover fascinating artistic ]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/actividades/actividad_reserva.php?idioma=en&amp;id_actividad=499</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Art technology: <em> Anish Kapoor </em>]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[Participants use new technologies to discover fascinating artistic 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<description><![CDATA[Participants use new technologies to discover fascinating artistic ]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/actividades/actividad_reserva.php?idioma=en&amp;id_actividad=474</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Workshop Visit:<em>Selections from the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao Collection </em>]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[After a guided tour, participants create their own artworks]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/actividades/actividad_reserva.php?idioma=en&amp;id_actividad=473</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Spider Workshop-tour]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[Louise Bourgeois&#039; sculpture helps children to explore numerous artistic concepts.]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/actividades/actividad_reserva.php?idioma=en&amp;id_actividad=486</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Spider 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  <title><![CDATA[Workshop Visit:<em>  Selections from the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao Collection </em>]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[After a guided tour, participants create their own artworks]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/actividades/actividad_reserva.php?idioma=en&amp;id_actividad=475</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Free themed family tours]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[While looking at and discussing the works of art, participants discover the pleasure of finding their own answers and making unique creative proposals]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/actividades/actividad_reserva.php?idioma=en&amp;id_actividad=175</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Yves Klein]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao presents a comprehensive retrospective of the diverse career of French artist Yves Klein (b. Nice, 1928-62). The exhibition encompasses his earliest monochrome paintings in red, pink, orange, yellow, green, white, and black; the famous blue monochromes, sponge reliefs, and sponge sculptures; the <em>Anthropometries</em>; the <em>Monogolds</em>; and his late experiments with the natural elements fire, air, and water. Klein&#39;s groundbreaking work, created over only about seven years, anticipated numerous tendencies including Happenings and performance, body art, land art, and aspects of Conceptual art. To this day it continues to exercise a lasting effect.]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/programacion_artistica/nombre_exposicion_claves.php?idioma=en&amp;id_exposicion=19</link>   </item>   <item>      <title><![CDATA[Guggenheim Museum Bilbao Collection screening room]]></title>      <description><![CDATA[Designed to complement Selections from the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao Collection in galleries 103 a and 105, this space features a number of documentaries on the personality, artistic theories, and practices of some of the artists presented in the exhibitio]]></description>      <link>http://www.guggenheim-bilbao.es//secciones/actividades/actividad_reserva.php?idioma=en&amp;id_actividad=508</link>   </item></channel></rss>