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XIV Bucles: *A ojo*, contemporary dance by Carmen Fumero and Dácil González at Museu de Belles Arts

On 30 September 2026, the Museu de Belles Arts in Valencia presents A ojo, a contemporary dance piece created by Carmen Fumero and Dácil González. The work reflects on how we perceive the world, challenging what we take for granted and making perception the central axis of the scenic experience.

When
30 September 2026
Where
Museu BB.AA.
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XIV Bucles: *A ojo*, contemporary dance by Carmen Fumero and Dácil González at Museu de Belles Arts
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A scenic proposal about the gaze

The Museu de Belles Arts de Valencia hosts A ojo on 30 September 2026, a contemporary dance piece created by Carmen Fumero and Dácil González as part of the XIV Bucles cycle. The work starts from the idea of "seeing at a glance" to explore how our perception is conditioned by others' gazes and the filters we apply when observing reality.

The experience

A ojo is not a conventional choreography: it turns perception into the driving force of the experience. Through delicate movements and a staging that plays with cracks and shifts in perspective, the creators invite the audience to question what they consider obvious. The piece delves into the different ways of looking and being looked at, generating an intimate dialogue between the spectator and the scene.

The Bucles cycle

This proposal is part of the Bucles cycle, an initiative that brings contemporary dance to unconventional spaces, such as museums and galleries. The choice of the Museu de Belles Arts reinforces the dialogue between performing arts and the museum’s pictorial works, adding an extra layer of reflection on representation and the gaze.

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  • Carmen Fumero
  • Dácil González

Getting there right now

Directions & transport

Nearby car parks

  • SEVERO OCHOA · 641 m · Profesor Severo Ochoa
  • GLORIETA - PAZ · 658 m · Pl. Tetuán, calle de la Paz y calle General Tovar

Bus stops (EMT)

  • Museu de Belles Arts · 73 m · 6, 11, 16, 26, 94, 95, C2
  • Alboraia - Centre d'especialitats · 254 m · 11
  • Plaça del Temple · 288 m · 6, 11, 16, 26, 28, 94, 95, C1, C2
  • Pont de Fusta · 304 m · 6, 16, 26, 94, 95, C2

MetroBús stops

  • C/ Conde Trénor, 4 - Torres de Serrano · 305 m
  • C/ Cronista Rivelles, 1 - C/ Santa Amàlia · 314 m

Metro & tram stations

  • Pont de Fusta · 318 m · 4
  • Trinitat · 794 m · 1,4,6

Valenbisi nearby

  • CALLE SANTA AMALIA 2, esquina POETA BODRIA · 273 m · 5
  • Plaza Poeta Llorente · 296 m · 2
  • Plaza de los Fueros - Conde Trenor · 396 m · 0

Frequently asked questions

What time does A ojo start?

The start time of the performance has not been confirmed. We recommend checking the Museu de Belles Arts or Bucles cycle website closer to the date.

How long does the piece last?

The duration has not been specified in the available sources. Contemporary dance pieces usually range between 45 and 75 minutes, but we advise verifying this before attending.

Is there an entry fee?

Ticket prices have not been confirmed. Since the event takes place in a public museum, it may be free or have a symbolic cost, but there is no official information available.

Who are the creators of A ojo?

The piece is created by Carmen Fumero and Dácil González, two contemporary dance artists who explore perception and the gaze as central themes in this work.

Event information via AU Agenda. View original source

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