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\nAt this time, Fundaci\u00f3n C\u00e9sar Manrique houses two collections: one of contemporary art compiled by its founder, consisting primarily of works by artists of his generation (\u2018Fondos\u2019 [holdings]), and the other representative of the institute\u2019s namesake artist (Colecci\u00f3n Manrique [Manrique collection]). The latter is exhibited in three of the halls at Taro de Tah\u00edche: \u2018Espacios\u2019 [spaces], with works involving the natural environment; \u2018Bocetos\u2019 [sketches] with rough drawings for his murals, designs, mobiles and ceramics; and \u2018Pintura\u2019 [painting] with a broad selection of his pictorial oeuvre.<\/p>\n
FCM also has its own collection of works revolving around the relationship between art and nature that is not normally on display. It feeds the foundation\u2019s temporary exhibit policy with works by artists for whom nature is the core theme in their creative endeavour, expressed in contemporary language. The Art-Nature collection presently holds works by Nils-Udo, Thomas Joshua Cooper, Miguel \u00c1ngel Blanco, Axel H\u00fctte, Hamish Fulton, Giuliano Mauri and Jan Hendrix.<\/p>\n
The collection on exhibit at C\u00e9sar Manrique\u2019s Museum and Home at Har\u00eda comprises a broad sampling of the artist\u2019s personal belongings: furniture and houseware; paintings and other works; books, magazines and catalogues; household and decorative items; photographs; domestic tools; clothing, rugs, tapestries…; as well as objects designed by C\u00e9sar himself: lamps, tables, headboards…<\/p>\n<\/div>\n