These are some of the creations we were lucky enough to see at the International Fashion Catwalk at the SoyCibelinos at IFEMA in Madrid. It was where students from all around the world showcased their collections!
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Wednesday, July 11, 2012
SoyCibelinos - International Fashion Catwalk 2012
These are some of the creations we were lucky enough to see at the International Fashion Catwalk at the SoyCibelinos at IFEMA in Madrid. It was where students from all around the world showcased their collections!
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The Tate in London brings an English touch to the CaixaForum
-->If you are a rebellious type then artist William Blake could be your poster boy. The painter, poet, engraver and creator of new techniques expressed great political and social events in his work. While he was misunderstood back in his day, he's now a part of art history.
Some of that history is now on show in Madrid thanks to the Tate Britain and La Caixa Foundation. The exhibition “William Blake (1757 – 1827) Visions in British Art” at the CaixaForum looks at the artist and his influence on art. There are more than one hundred works to take in, 30 of which are from artists who were influenced by his style. What makes this a big deal, is that it's the first exhibition on William Blake to be organised in Spain since the mid-nineties.
The exhibition is now on and will run until October 21. It's at the CaixaForum Madrid on Paseo del Prado, 36. See Madrid Is User Friendly website for more information on the CaixaForum.
If you want to see what his work is all about check out this video below.
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Monday, July 2, 2012
MULAFEST – the one stop for your tattoo, art, music, dance, skate, BMX and petrol-fuelled needs
From the 11th to the 14th
of July, 50,000 square metres of Feria de Madrid (IFEMA) will be
transformed into one easy to digest platform of street culture.
It's the first project from the people
at MULARED. They may come from different backgrounds but together
they have one common cause – to show the public an alternative way
of living. And they've done just that. MULAFEST offers a bit of
everything for your perusal, or if you're game, your participation.
For the ink enthusiasts, there's live
tattooing. But for those who aren't so committed, there's one area
where you can test out tattoos without the permanency.
“El Garaje” is for the petrol
enthusiasts. It's where you'll find customised motorbikes and classic
American car shows. For a bit more adrenalin, head to the skate and
BMX park. Some of the top skaters and riders will battle it out
against the clock across a course of railings and stairs. Up and
comers can also show off their skills in an open competition.
But don't despair if you can't kickflip
successfully, there are other activities for the coordinated and the
creative. The art area is where you can create your own masterpiece
on a T-shirt or skateboard. Then there's MULAFEST dance masterclasses
where you can practice how to pop, lock and krump.
To get you all into the mood in the
lead up to the event, the brains at MULAFEST are giving you an early
taste of what's to come. From the 7th to the 10th
of July, the metro commute is going to get a whole lot more
entertaining. A series of mini stages will be set up for different
musical performances across various stations.
So how much does it cost to join all of
this? For one day you're looking at €15
euros. For the full four days it will set you back €38
or €50 if you need car
parking as well.
For more information on MULAFEST head
to the official website. You may need Google Translate on hand
because it's all in Spanish.
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011
MUF would like to thank our followers
We have visitors from all over the world. Last count- 15 minutes ago- we have discovered travellers from over 90 countries have checked in and looked about. Some have even come back. The team at MUF would like to thank you very much.
If you have any suggestions or went somewhere in Madrid that was special, we would love to know and if you have a photo we´ll put it up as well!!!
Useful complaints are very welcome too!!1
Our email is madridisuserfriendly@gmail.com or you can always post a comment!!!
Looking forward to seeing you again and again!
¡Viva Madrid!!
If you have any suggestions or went somewhere in Madrid that was special, we would love to know and if you have a photo we´ll put it up as well!!!
Useful complaints are very welcome too!!1
Our email is madridisuserfriendly@gmail.com or you can always post a comment!!!
Looking forward to seeing you again and again!
¡Viva Madrid!!
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