Los Monstruos de Guillermo del Toro llegarán a la CDMX

La Ciudad de México recibirá las creaciones del creador cinematográfico, Guillermo del Toro, con su colección At Home With Monsters, en 2018.

"I was inspired by people that were strange. And I am strange, and I hope to pass the mantle of strangeness to the next generation." —Guillermo del Toro — There's less than a week left to see "Guillermo del Toro: At Home with Monsters," closing Sunday, November 27! The exhibition reveals the filmmaker's creative process through his collection of paintings, drawings, maquettes, artifacts, and concept film art. Tickets are selling out—buy online or come early so you don't miss it! And please take note that we are closed Thanksgiving Day. #lacma #GDTatLACMA #AtHomeWithMonsters

Una foto publicada por Los Angeles County Museum of Art (@lacma) el 22 de Nov de 2016 a la(s) 3:03 PST

Aún se desconocen detalles, pero lo que sí sabemos es que Guillermo del Toro lo confirmó en su cuenta de Twitter y sólo estamos esperando que nos den más información pues sin duda, será una de las exposiciones más deseadas a visitar próximamente.

“Yo he tenido tantos nombres…Nombres viejos que sólo pueden pronunciar el viento y los árboles. Yo soy el monte, el bosque y la tierra….Soy un fauno” (“I’ve had so many names. Old names that only the wind and the trees can pronounce. I am the mountain, the forest, and the earth….I am a faun.”) —from Pan’s Labyrinth, 2006 — Each day during the month of October, we’re sharing an object or view from the exhibition. Tag your photos #GDTatLACMA for a chance to be featured! — #lacma #GuillermodelToro #AtHomewithMonsters #DDTSFX #Daviddttsfx #PansLabyrinth #GDTHalloween

Una foto publicada por Los Angeles County Museum of Art (@lacma) el 17 de Oct de 2016 a la(s) 3:52 PDT

El director de 52 años, logra crear personajes que impactan al espectador, sus creaciones se tejen en historias llenas de luz, oscuridad y misterio, como lo define el Museo de Arte del condado de Los Ángeles (LACMA), «del Toro ha reinventado los géneros del horror, la fantasía y la ciencia ficción. Trabajando con un equipo de artesanos, artistas y actores, haciendo referencia a una amplia gama de fuentes cinematográficas, pop-culturales y artísticas.»

#regram via @garydeo: The awesomely talented Matt Rose’s “Hellboy and Corpse Bust.” Fun fact about this piece: During preproduction of the first Hellboy movie, all of the Initial concept designs had Hellboy with a “left hand of doom” different from Mike Mignola’s comic book Hellboy that has a “right hand of doom.” Reason was Ron Perlman was right handed and needed to be able to hold props, shoot his gun, punch things, etc. Turns out, Ron Perlman is ambidextrous (able to use both hands equally well). In short, the movie Hellboy stayed true to the comic book Hellboy. – Each day during the month of October, we’re sharing an object or view from the exhibition, “Guillermo Del Toro: At Home with Monsters.” Tag your photos #GDTatLACMA for a chance to be featured! — #lacma #GuillermodelToro #AtHomewithMonsters #Hellboy #MikeMignola #MattRose #GDTHalloween

Una foto publicada por Los Angeles County Museum of Art (@lacma) el 16 de Oct de 2016 a la(s) 5:17 PDT

Las creaciones de Del Toro reflejan los sueños lúcidos que experimentó cuando era niño en Guadalajara. Algunas piezas que destacan de la colección pertenecen a El Laberinto del fauno y Hellboy.

One of the most eye-catching pieces in our “At Home with Monsters” exhibition is this life size rendition of the Pale Man, the child-eating monster from Guillermo del Toro’s “Pan’s Labyrinth.” #regram via @feralcreature. Each day during the month of October, we’re sharing an object or view from the exhibition. Tag your photos #GDTatLACMA for a chance to be featured! – #lacma #PaleMan #PansLabyrinth #GuillermodelToro #AtHomewithMonsters #Monsters #GDTHalloween

Una foto publicada por Los Angeles County Museum of Art (@lacma) el 3 de Oct de 2016 a la(s) 4:47 PDT

At Home With Monsters, estuvo este 2016 en el LACMA, y llegará a nuestro país en 2018 con una serie de objetos que comparten la esencia creativa de del Toro, pinturas, dibujos, maquetas y artefactos, organizados por temas, es lo que podremos disfrutar.

"Guillermo del Toro: At Home With Monsters,” explores the passions that motivate del Toro’s collecting and filmmaking. By diving deep into the panoplies of objects, note-books, and artifacts that fill del Toro’s fantastic “Bleak House,” we gain unique insight not only into his work as a filmmaker but also into his keen ability as an imaginative and philosophical thinker. We'll share an object or view from the exhibition each day through the month of October leading up to Halloween! Tag your photos #GDTatLACMA for a chance to be featured. #lacma #guillermodeltoro #GDTHalloween #Halloween #monsters

Un vídeo publicado por Los Angeles County Museum of Art (@lacma) el 1 de Oct de 2016 a la(s) 4:28 PDT

Te mantendremos informado con los detalles para que seas de los primeros en adentrarte a la cabeza de Guillermo del Toro.