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Oteiza and the sacred

PROGRAM October 5

10:00 h.

Oteiza and religion: biographical milestones. Mari Mar Larraza, Professor of History (University of Navarra)

11:00 h.

Oteiza and the enigma of the sacred: an aesthetic metaphysics. Ricardo Piñero, Full Professor de Philosophy (University of Navarra)

12:00 h. 

Iconic theology: Oteiza's theomaquias. Gabriel Insausti, Senior Associate Professor of Philology (University of Navarra)

13:00 h.

A look at Oteiza's work from the art of the icon. Lucas Buch, Senior Associate Professor of Theology (University of Navarra)

17:30 h.

Sculpting the void, entering the sacred. Raquel Cascales, Professor of Aesthetics (University of Navarra)

18:30 h.
 

Oteiza and the whole: from the metaphysical insulator to the staging of land-art Juan Miguel Otxotorena, Full Professor of Architecture (University of Navarra)

19:30 h.

Oteiza in Aránzazu: a symbolic space. Elena Martín, Curator, Jorge Oteiza Museum Foundation.

 

PROGRAM October 6

10:00 h.

Figures of the sacred in Oteiza's existential aesthetics I. Fernando Golvano, Ph. Philosophy

11:00 h.

Figures of the sacred in Oteiza's existential aesthetics II. Fernando Golvano, Ph. Philosophy

12:00 h.
 

Profane readings of the sacred and sacralizations of the profane: other modern practices of rationality. Lourdes Flamarique, Professor of Philosophy (University of Navarra)

13:00 h.
 

Orgaz. Gagarin. Jesus: weightlessness and spirituality in Oteiza's work. Javier Ortiz Echagüe, Senior Associate Professor of History of Art (University of Navarra)

17:30 h.
 

Body, report and world: Memorial Aita Donostia, Lesaka (1956-59), by Jorge Oteiza and Luis Vallet. Guillermo Zuaznabar, Curator, Bilbao Fine Arts Museum.

18:30 h.
 

Oteiza and the Russians: avant-garde, cosmism, spirituality. Danila Andreev, graduate and Master's Degree in Philology (University of Navarra)

19:30 h.

Oteiza and the sacred rooms: the cromlech, the cave, the hollow, the box and the book. Eduardo Michelena, Ph. Philosophy