Exhibition ‘Tibet, A threatened culture’ With photos of Ángel López Soto, Cultural Center of the Fernán Gómez Villa de Madrid

NOTICE: Due to the consequences of the passage of Borrasca Filomena by Madrid, The opening of the exhibition has postponed to Tuesday 19 January at 19 h. It will take place in it Cultural Center of the Villa Theater Fernán Gómez (Colón Plaza, 2, Madrid) until the 14 February.
+ info: https://www.teatrofernangomez.es/actividades/tibet-una-cultura-amenazada

The exhibition proposes a Tibet tour, India and Nepal, and invites us to discover emblematic places in the highest region on the planet, His history and the way of life of one of the most threatened peoples in the world.

For more than two decades, The renowned photographer Angel Lopez Soto He has documented the exodus of the Tibetan people by various countries in Europe, North America and the Himalayas region itself, After the Chinese Tibet invasion, consolidated in 1959, and as a result of which near 150.000 Tibetans were forced to exile.

Next, Links that talk about exhibition in the media:

Your big trip:
The sample, that proposes a tour of Tibet, India and Nepal, invites us to discover emblematic places in the highest region on the planet, The history and way of life of one of the most threatened peoples in the world.
https://tugranviaje.com/Agenda-Viajera/Exhibition-Tibet-a-culture-love-Fernan-Gomez-Madrid-Angel-lopez-soto/

Kelugares (Esradio):
The exhibition showing the harassment of the Chinese communist regime to the Tibetan people
En la exposición 'Tíbet, una cultura amenazada', The photojournalist Ángel López Soto shows the Chinese invasion of Tibet.
https://Esradio.libertaddigital.com/a-media-Light/KelugaGaS.html

Ethic (9 Photos):
For more than two decades, The photojournalist Ángel López Soto has documented on the exodus lived by the Tibetan people after the Chinese invasion of 1959. His work culminates with the Tibet photographic exhibition, A threatened culture, that travels the depths of the Tibet, Nepal and India by refugees in the Himalayas region. The theater and human rights cycle of the Cultural Center of the Fernán Gómez Villa de Madrid will host this exhibition from the 20 January.
https://ethic.es/galerias/tibet-a-culture-love/

Time Out:
After the invasion of Tibet by China in 1959, almost 150.000 Tibetans had to march to exile. Throughout more than 20 years, Photographer Ángel López Soto has visited countries in the Himalayas region, North America and Europe monitoring the situation of these people.
https://www.timeout.es/madrid/It is/art/tibet-a-culture-threatened

esmadrid.com:
Soto proposes a trip through the Tibet, India and Nepal discovering emblematic corners and marked faces of a people whose history and way of life are threatened by the sands of time, Chinese assimilation and cultural and technological globalization.
https://www.esmadrid.com/Agenda / Tibet-Culture-Threatened-Fernan-Gomez-Centro-cultural-villa

Frontera D:
Twenty years of Tibetan exile: The look of Ángel López Soto
https://www.fronterad.com/Twenty-of-Exile-Tibetano-la-Mirada-de-Angel-lopez-soto/

Blogspot:
Tibet. A threatened culture. Angel Lopez Soto
Villa Cultural Center / Fernán Gómez Theater
Sala Guirau
Columbus Square 4
https://franciscoposse.blogspot.com/?m=1

B the Travel Brand:
Registration to the Web Seminar
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_O7zqwm9aqeg4lmosyyxg

Forum online (21 Photos):
After the Chinese Tibet invasion, consolidated in 1959, The Himalayas mountain range becomes a faithful witness of the exodus of the Tibetan people.
https://viajerosconb.com/event/forum-online-tibet-una-Culture-love/

 

 

 

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