El acervo paleontológico del MRHA.pdf

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La mayor parte de los restos óseos que se encuentran en este acervo pertenecen a la época del Pleistoceno.

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Título:Fachada del Santuario de Guadalupe Autoría: Casasola Fecha: ca. 1940 Lugar de origen: Aguascalientes, México SINAFO INAH Al respecto: En 1907 Refugio Reyes realizó, firmó y fechó un “Proyecto para las torres de Santuario de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe”, con un dibujo de la planta a escala de 2.5 cmts. por cada metro. Luego en mayo de 1919, diseñó otro plano-proyecto para las torres del Santuario, dibujado sobre tela heliográfica, el cual comenzó a ejecutarse y dotó al templo de más naves.

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El Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia a través del Museo Regional de Historia de Aguascalientes, presenta la exposición temporal 1920, una década convulsa, que reúne más de cuarenta objetos que forman parte del acervo de este recinto, a partir de los cuales se teje un discurso en torno a algunos de los eventos que a nivel nacional y local trascendieron y marcaron coyunturas en la historia de nuestro país.

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Tina Modotti y la Vanguardia Fotográfica en México fue una exposición que se gestionó a través de la Coordinación Nacional de Difusión y del Sistema Nacional de Fototecas. En origen fue curada por SINAFO para ser inaugurada en el marco de la Feria del Libro de Guadalajara, en su emisión 2018 y estuvo montada en las salas de exposiciones temporales del Museo Regional de Guadalajara. Después se montó en el Museo Regional de Historia de Aguascalientes, con una magnífica selección de 25 fotografías, que datan de las décadas de 1920 y 1930. Como propuesta, el Museo la enriqueció con objetos su acervo, que dialogan y complementan las imágenes.Se nutrió el guion curatorial con citas sobre la fotógrafa, fotomurales, más datos biográficos sobre Tina, una línea del tiempo dividida en varios niveles, y un video que hace alusión a uno de sus filmes durante su estancia en Hollywood. Así también se agrega un código QR para que los visitantes pudieran descargar el cedulario y un playlist en spotify para que quienes contaran con la aplicación, descargaran la selección musical que realizó el MRHA.

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A través de la exposición "Artefactos, el acervo del Museo Regional de Historia de Aguascalientes" se propuso exhibir varios de los objetos que en su mayoría se encuentran en la bodega de obra y que son de diversos tipos y épocas. "Artefactos" se compuso de 53 obras, divididas en cinco núcleos temáticos que dan un paseo por el origen de muchos objetos que hasta la fecha utilizamos y que no sabemos por completo su procedencia u origen.

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