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"Emotions in Danger", the Threatened Animals Take El Retiro

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The exhibition brings together a selection of the "Endangered" project, in which photographer Tim Flach has travelled around the world to document threatened species and ecosystems

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The exhibition brings together a selection of the "Endangered" project, in which photographer Tim Flach has travelled around the world to document threatened species and ecosystems

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The park of El Retiro, in the heart of Madrid, from today becomes a great outdoor gallery dedicated to endangered fauna. The exhibition Emotions in danger. Photographs by Tim Flach gathers 34 portraits of endangered animals and can be visited free of charge until September 25.The exhibition is ... Continue reading "Bonobos, pandas and tigers: 34 endangered species await you in this exhibition in El Retiro"

·Madrid, Spain
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El Retiro Park hosts the exhibition ‘Emotions in Danger. Photographs by Tim Flach’, an outdoor exhibition that brings together 34 portraits of threatened animals made by one... The entry El Retiro hosts the exhibition ‘Emotions in Danger’, with 34 portraits of threatened animals by photographer Tim Flach first published in Gazetín Madrid.

The Paseo de Cars del Retiro hosts the exhibition 'Emotions in Danger', by British photographer Tim Flach, can be visited free of charge in the...

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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Afundación opened on Wednesday in Retiro Park (Madrid) the exhibition 'Emotions in Danger' by photographer Tim Flach, which shows a selection of 34 portraits of endangered animals.

Read a quick summary generated by IA × Summary of the content: The Retiro Park in Madrid presents the exhibition 'Emotions in Danger' with 34 portraits of animals at risk of extinction by Tim Flach. The exhibition, organized by Afoundación in collaboration with the City of Madrid and Lunwerg, will be open to the public until September 25. This initiative has traveled through cities such as A Coruña, Vigo and Lisbon, and was visited by more than …

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Corresponsables.com España broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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