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Pilar Aymerich and Fina Miralles in the exhibition ‘Precursoras: feminismos, cámara en mano y archivo al hombro’

Entitled ‘Precursoras: feminisms, camera in hand and archive on shoulder’, the exhibition curated by Nicole Fernández Ferrer and Nataša Petrešin-Bachelez, incorporates some Catalan artists including Pilar Aymerich and Fina Miralles.

Presented in Paris from September to December 2023 at the Cité internationale des arts, and now adapted by the Filmoteca de Catalunya, the exhibition will be on view in Barcelona from July 11 to November 17.

With this, the Filmoteca de Catalunya, proposes in an exhibition the cultural and visual history of feminism in France in the 1970s and 1980s through the work and influence of three filmmakers, Delphine Seyrig, Carole Roussopoulos and Ioana Wieder, creators of the collective Les Insoumuses. The videos of Les Insoumuses, along with the other filmmakers and related collectives, offer a cartography of the struggles of the time: from abortion rights and sexual freedom to the Vietnam War or anti-psychiatry, in a resolutely international framework, and propose a dialogue between generations of feminist video-makers and artists that goes beyond the French scene.

More information: https://www.filmoteca.cat/web/ca/exposicio/precursores-feminismes-camera-en-ma-i-arxiu-lespatlla

 

 

Obras de Fina Miralles
Obras de Fina Miralles
Obras de Pilar Aymerich
Obras de Pilar Aymerich

RocioSantaCruz Gallery receives the GAC Award for the best emerging artist exhibition, for 2B, by Andrés Torres.

The exhibition “2B” by Andrés Torres, held at RocioSantaCruz gallery from June 10 to September 1, 2023, has been awarded with the recognition to the best emerging artist exhibition. From RocioSantaCruz we want to give a warm thanks to the members of the jury, ArtBarcelona and GAC for highlighting our exhibition and the work of Andrés Torres among the other nominations.

 

Gonzalo Elvira

Gonzalo Elvira Pérez, winner of the tenth Torres García Painting Award

As part of the celebration of the 150th anniversary of the birth of the painter Joaquín Torres García, the Sant Lluc per l’Art Mataró Association and the Iluro Foundation have announced that the winning work in the tenth edition of the Torres García- Ciutat de Mataró 2024 Biennial Painting Prize is Assaig S.T. Angelus Novus, by Gonzalo Elvira Pérez, an Argentine artist who has been living in Barcelona for more than twenty years. The winning work has been selected among 190 works presented, standing out for its quality and originality.

The jury included Maria Isabel Llaquet, president of the Sant Lluc per l’Art Mataró Association and vice-president of the Iluro Foundation; Juan Manuel Bonet, former director of the Valencian Institute of Modern Art, the Reina Sofía Museum and the Cervantes Institute; Emmanuel Guigon, director of the Museu Picasso in Barcelona; Julio Vaquero, artist and artistic advisor to the Sorigué Foundation; and Eva Vàzquez, graduate in Art History and cultural journalist at El Punt Avui.

The exhibition of the selected works can be visited at the Ateneu Centre Cultural de la Fundació Iluro in Mataró, until August 25.

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