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Cartografías de futuro. Cartas desde la prisión at UPV

The exhibition 'Cartografías de futuro. Cartas desde la prisión' is on display at UPV (Camí de Vera, s/n) from 12 September to 14 October 2026. Curated by Isabel Tejeda, it features works by UPV and Miguel Hernández University artists inspired by letters from people in prison. Free entry.

When
From 12 September 2026 to 14 October 2026
Where
UPV
Price
Free
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Cartografías de futuro. Cartas desde la prisión at UPV
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An artistic perspective on freedom deprivation

Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV) presents Cartografías de futuro. Cartas desde la prisión, a collective exhibition curated by Isabel Tejeda that reflects on freedom deprivation through works by artists linked to UPV and Universidad Miguel Hernández (UMH). The exhibition, open from 12 September to 14 October 2026, is inspired by letters written by people in prison.

Participating artists

The exhibition features works by Natividad Navalón, Alejandro Mañas, Teresa Cháfer, Vicente Barón, Jaume Chornet (UPV) and Daniel Tejero, Javi Moreno, María José Zanón, De Albacete y Abaroa (UMH), along with a sound collaboration by José Bautista / Kanseisounds. The project is supported by Centro Penitenciario Castellón I and Fundación Obra Mercedaria.

Admission is free and no prior booking is required. Check opening times and location on the UPV venue page.

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Directions & transport

MetroBús stops

  • Avda. dels Tarongers - Acceso O UPV · 536 m

Metro & tram stations

  • La Carrasca · 583 m · 1,4,6
  • Tarongers - Ernest Lluch · 622 m · 1,4,6

Valenbisi nearby

  • UPV Galileo · 347 m · 0
  • UPV Caminos · 380 m · 0

Frequently asked questions

What are the opening hours?

The exhibition follows UPV’s usual opening hours, typically 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM. It is advisable to confirm the schedule on the venue’s website before visiting.

Do I need to book a ticket?

No, entry is free and no booking is required.

What types of works are included in the exhibition?

The exhibition combines painting, sculpture, installations, and sound pieces, all inspired by letters from people in prison.

Who curated the exhibition?

The curator is Isabel Tejeda, and the project is supported by institutions such as Centro Penitenciario Castellón I and Fundación Obra Mercedaria.

Event information via AU Agenda. View original source

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