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poster design: Sonia Díaz & Gabriel Martínez with Nicole Schmid

Felix Beltrán Connections —La Havana New York Osaka Mexico Madrid Kyoto—

Kyoto ddd Gallery

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Artists

Félix Beltrán

This is a contribution to the history of graphic design from an Ibero-American perspective. Félix Beltrán's importance stems from his vital and cultural connections. Born in Cuba, he is a tireless traveler with a multitude of influences: local Caribbean culture, Bauhaus Constructivism, Isotype, American Modernism, the Swiss School, Objective Photography, Concrete Art, Minimalism, and Pop Art. His work is a testament to his time, both politically and socially, and culturally. Thus, after 17 years of research, the exhibition reviews the relationships between publishing and curating, books and exhibitions as interconnected practices that construct new narratives for 20th-century graphic design culture through the iconic images created by the designer and diverse ephemeral printed material that will shed new light on a key figure in understanding the importance of Ibero-American design, whose powerful creations project a highly impactful political or social message.

Schedule

Aug 29 (Fri) 2025-Oct 29 (Wed) 2025

Opening Hours Information

Hours	11:00-19:00 Closes at 18:00 on Saturdays, Sundays and Public holidays.
Closed	Monday Open on September 15 and October 13. Closed on September 9, 16, 24 and October 14.

Opening Reception Aug 29 (Fri) 2025 17:30 - 19:00

Fee

Free

Website

https://www.dnpfcp.jp/CGI/gallery/schedule/detail.cgi?l=2&t=2&seq=00000847