Photographs from the Flowers for Franco Series, by Toni Amengual, are part of the exhibition Normopathies. Works from the Es Baluard Museu Collection.
More information: https://www.esbaluard.org/en/exposicion/normopatias-obras-de-la-coleccion-es-baluard-museu/
Toni Amengual presents at @cortonaonthemove PhotoFestival the work “Androids in the woods”, exhibited at the Pallazo Baldelli. “Androids in the woods” is a research and photoessay that contrasts the physical body with virtual presence.
With the title From Tokyo Blues to Deaf Cries, the exhibition of the Brazilian photographer Miguel Rio Branco opens at the Niemeyer Center (Avilés). The exhibition will be open to the public from June 28 to November 3, 2024.
About the exhibition Portugal, 1974: 50 years of carnations, by photographers Paco Elvira and Jean Marie del Moral, Diari Ara publishes the article Els “cravos” a primera línia.
See article in digital version: https://mirades.ara.cat/m5186
From June 28 to September 29, 2024, Es Baluard Museu will host the exhibition Serie Ibicenca by artist Gonzalo Elvira and curated by Juan de Nieves.
More information:
https://www.esbaluard.org/exposicion/gonzalo-elvira-serie-ibicenca/
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.
On June 6, 2024 will take place the opening of the exhibition Memoria Vivida, by the artist Pilar Aymerich, at the exhibition hall La Lonja, Zaragoza.
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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The New Art Foundation’s collection incorporates works by artist Marina Núñez.
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