One more year, Meninas Madrid Gallery returns to the city, this time, with the celebration of its fourth edition that will take place from November 1 to December 15. With the support of the Madrid City Council, through the Madrid Capital de Moda project and ACOTEX (Business Association for Textile, Accessories and Leather Trade), this initiative is back, which this time is called: “A window to the world”, expressing the goal of filling the streets with color and creativity.
A VERY SPECIAL COLLABORATION
As on previous occasions, Antonio Azzato, creator and director of the exhibition has collaborated with numerous artists and personalities from the world of sports, cuisine, music and other areas such as Ana Obregón, Boris Izaguirre, Chef José Andrés, Isabella Fernandez, Belén Santiago, Isabel Sevillano, DJ Nano, Anne Igartiburu, among many others.
All these authors of the works, apart from developing all their creativity, become ambassadors of good cause and allocate their meninas to an auction at the closing of the exhibition, in which part of the proceeds will go to the foundations they represent. Also this year, Meninas Madrid Gallery wants to pay special attention to those affected by the eruption of the Cumbre Vieja volcano on the island of La Palma, in the Canary Islands.
Location & Meninas’s Map
▶ Antonio Azzato – Lucha contra la violencia de género – Plaza de Callao
▶ Antonio Azzato – Menina QR- Plaza de Callao
▶ Juan Molina Fernández – La Tagliatella – Pl. del Callao
▶ VISA – La vida global – Puerta del Sol
▶ Sara Velázquez – Madrid para llevar – Plaza de Ópera
▶ DJ NANO – Menina Disco – Plaza de España – C/ Gran Vía, 84
▶ Asociación de Pintores Boca Pie – ¡MÍRAME MADRID! – Templo de Debod
▶ Cuarenta Principales – La música está en nuestra naturaleza – C/ Gran Vía, 32
▶ Diana Navarro – El Perdón – Calle Gran Vía – Metro Gran Vía.
▶ Ricardo Carvalheira – Patria Amada – C/ Gran Vía & C. de la Montera – Metro Gran Vía
▶ Antonio Azzato – Lucha contra el cáncer de mama – Calle de Goya, 15 – Metro Serrano
▶ WALKAROUND – Connecting Travelers to Madrid – Puerta del Sol
▶ Antonio Azzato – Menina Tecnológica – C. de Atocha, 12
▶ VISA – Fútbol Femenino – Ortega y Gasset & Serrano
▶ Antonio Azzato – Matrix – Plaza de Colón
▶ ENGEL AND VOLKERS – Competencia, Exclusividad y Pasión – Plaza de Colón
▶ Bodegas Emilio Moro – Polvorete: el Godello hecho arte – Serrano 34
▶ Isabella Fernández – Caras de Dominicana – Plaza de Colón – Goya 2
▶ Isabel Sevillano – El Legado de Hathor – Plaza de Iglesia
▶ Nacex by Logista – Comprometidos con las entregas responsables – Plaza de Colón
▶ Le Novo – Le Novo – C. Ayala / C. Serrano, 52
▶ Colegio Blas de Lezo – El hada de los deseos – Avenida de Brasilia & Parque de las Avenidas.
▶ Belén Santiago – Peregrina – Plaza de Santiago
▶ Miguel Carracedo- Madrid Riaño Madrid – Castellana con Ortega y Gasset
▶ Ana María Simón – Compromiso- Plaza de Santa Ana
▶ Deyna Castellanos – Queen – C. de Atocha, 12
▶ Boris Izaguirre – Love is all I need – Pl. de Pedro Zerolo
▶ ACOTEX – Acotex – C. de Velázquez, 37
▶ Madrid Capital de Moda – Todo está en Madrid – Mercado de Prosperidad
▶ Chef José Andrés – La comida es dignidad – C. Serrano, 24, – C. Jorge Juan
▶ Aline Fraga Seelig – Brasil da Cabeça aos Pés – Plaza de Sta. Bárbara – Alonso Martínez
▶ Los Aljibes – España, tierra de gracia – C. Serrano, 26
▶ Irene Valverde Fernández – Who we are – Pl. Castilla
▶ Ana Obregón – Gladiador – Jorge Juan & Armada Española
▶ Centro Comercial Isla Azul – El arte de la Isla – Intercambiador de Plaza Elíptica
▶ Antonio Azzato – PAN – Plaza de Colón
▶ La Cahiterie – La Vaca Mariposa – C. Serrano, 92, 28006 Madrid
▶ Antonio Azzato – Eres VIHda – Pl. de Pedro Zerolo
▶ Juan Valenzuela – Bicentenario de la Independencia de Panamá de España – P.º de Eduardo Dato
▶ Marta Herrero – MISSMSMITH– Prisma de cielos castizos – Pl. de la Independencia
▶ Anne Igartiburu – Corazón Poligonal -C. de Velázquez & C. de José Ortega y Gasset
▶ Campos de Sanaa – Dorado de Oliva – C. de Alcalá, 83
A VERY FLIRTLESS AND COMMITTED VISITORS
Since 2018, more than 200 meninas have been in key points of the city of Madrid, not only beautifying the streets, supporting the commercial activity of the city in order to progress, facing the difficulties derived from the health crisis. On this occasion, Meninas Madrid Gallery collaborates with the trade platform Todo esta en Madrid. All the meninas that visitors and residents will find in the streets of Madrid will have a bid code in their base that redirects to the Todo está en Madrid website.
Through the QR codes, everyone will be able to know the hotel and commercial offer found in the area where each menina is located. In addition, all the commercial, hoteliers, hoteliers and services of the city that consider it appropriate will be able to join this initiative for free.
