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a month ago
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Posted On: October 5th 2026, 11:27 pm
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¿Qué significa que una marca forme parte de una muestra de arte?

En el marco de Casa Favorita, la muestra de Raúl Flores en Dragón y Rosas, conversamos con el artista sobre Therapy y el significado de su presencia en este encuentro.

Raúl volvió a Córdoba 40 años después de su primera exposición en la ciudad. Una vuelta que pone en diálogo obra, memoria, territorio y nuevas formas de mirar.

🎥 @raulfloresok x @therapy_argentina
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mariadelpilar789 a month ago

mariadelpilar789

¡Qué gran faceta! 💖✨✨✨

therapy_berlin a month ago

therapy_berlin

Gracias por tenernos @raulfloresok. Que gran honor para nosotras. Brava @akurobertt 👏 Awante la reutilización creativa como resistencia del humano creador y hacedor versus el humano consumidor.

iman.tienda a month ago

iman.tienda

Hermoso saber un poco más sobre la historia del diseño que recicla y transforma en Córdoba.

therapy_argentina a month ago

therapy_argentina

Cotolengo y Ejército de Salvación de Pompeya: grandes proveedores 🔥 gracias por tenernos! 🙌🏾 @akurobertt ketoda 🫶🏽

poli_aguirre a month ago

poli_aguirre

Que lujo Uds 🙌

raulfloresok a month ago

raulfloresok

❤️

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