Profesorado

MIGUEL PABLO ROSADO San Fernando, Cádiz, España, 1971.

Miguel Pablo Rosado cooperates with Pedro Rosado since 1996, they work and live in Seville. They are twins under the pseudonym of MP & MP Rosado. They have been trained in Fine Arts at the University of Seville and the School of Fine Arts of Athens. They are studying their PhD at the University of Seville, where they are associate professors Miguel Pablo Rosado of the Faculty of Fine Arts of Seville and Manuel Pedro Rosado of Málaga.

Since the mid 90s they have been developing a work based on the constitutive mechanism of the discourses of spaces, time and subject. Their twin condition, paradoxical, allow them to explore the duality and the alter ego, the self, individual and collective construction, "like an enormous mirror in which we can recognise ourselves".

Another characteristics of their projects are the exploration of life experiences, the private emotional substrate, the relation between shape and surface, language and meaning, the emotions, the subjective choices, etc. 

JOSÉ MARÍA SÁNCHEZ, (Cortegana, 1965) doctor in "Art History" at the Faculty of Geography and History of the University of Seville, he obtained his tittle with his thesis called " El comercio cerámico entre Sevilla y América" (1492-1600), he defended it on July 12th of 1993, obtaining the punctuation of APTO CUM LAUDE, unanimously. He is a member of the research group "Equipo Laraña", they focus their studies on the "Artistic Relations between Spain and America between the 16th and the 18th Century"; he has published several works related with this in an international and national level. Also, he has dealt with the study and diffusion of the artistic heritage of the region of " Sierra de Huelva", where he comes from. Since 1992, he is a professor in the Department of Sculpture and History of Plastic Arts at the Faculty of Fine Arts, he teaches Theory and Art History I and II. He has participated in the doctorate programme: "“Historia del arte y gestión cultural en el Mundo Hispánico” at the Faculty of Humanities of the University Pablo de Olavide. Currently, he is a professor of the PhD programme "Art and Heritage" at the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Seville. 

CARLOS SPINOLA ROMERO. He was born in Seville, 1960. Spinola works and research there. "Licenciado" in Fine Arts. University of Seville. Best Academic Record. Specialized in Sculpture. Fine Arts. Seville. Second National Degree Award. M.E.C. Madrid. National Programme of Reserach Scholarship (Spain). PhD in Fine Arts at the University of Seville. Professor. Faculty of Fine Arts. University of Seville. 

He has participated in several National and International Exhibitions, receiving different awards. Some of his work of art are in Museum, Collections and Institutions. Spinola teaches and research in the Faculty of Fine Arts. Department of Sculpture. University of Seville. Realization and project of Ceramic Mural. Department of Environment, Junta de Andalucía. Training project for Professor "Estrategias de enseñanza interdisciplinar para la Facultad de Bellas Artes de Sevilla”. UCUA. Realization and Project of educational videos. Surface treatment of Ceramic.  SAV. University of Seville. Currently, he is working on different research projects with different lines of work, related with: New Materials and experimentation of the different ceramic technological processes and sculptural processes, within and out of the Research Group (I-D) HUM 373.Junta de Andalucía.  

MARISA VADILLO (Córdoba, 1976) is "Licenciada" of Fine Arts  (2000-2001), she received her doctorate degree in Fine Arts (European credit) at the University of Seville in 2006, where she works as a professor in the Department of Drawing.

Research Fellow (F.P.U.) of the Spanish Ministry of Education and Science between 2002 and 2006. In her last year she presented her Dissertation “Las artistas de la Bauhaus: una revisión del arte y del diseño femenino”. To develop her work she carried our two research visit of six months at the  Bauhaus-Archiv Museum für Gestaltung of Berlín, where she consulted and registered digitally original documents that belonged to female students. Moreover, she visited the Thüringisches Hauptstaatsarchiv of Weimar to consult the original documentation of the registrar's office at the school of Weimar, which maintains the filling cabinet of microfiche format. Likewise, she had access to the Stiftung Dessau-Bauhaus of Dessau to documents and some objects that are in that foundation. She also researched in Berlin the ceramic fundings of the  Bröhan-Museum and the Keramik-Museum. She finished her work with a visit to the original museum-house of the artist Grete Reichardt, located in Erfurt-Bischleben, where she could complete the information about this author.

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ELENA VÁZQUEZ JIMÉNEZ receiver her doctorate degree in Fine Arts (2004) specialising in Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage at the the University of Seville. She is an specialist in conservation and restoration of graphics documents and textures. In the research field, she received a postgraduate scholarship of an international level in Mexico D.F, and another one of national level through the "Fundación de Investigación" of the University of Seville. She has completed two research stays at the "Instituto Valenciano" of Conservation and Restoration in the Department of Graphic Work and Archival Material. Also, she has participated in several research projects, and she has attended several conferences and workshops in national and international level, she has coordinated and participated in several of them.

Currently, she a substitute professor in the Department of Painting at the Faculty of Fine Arts in the University of Seville.