Article about Colita in La Cueva de Zaratustra
Article about the exhibition of Colita in the Galician magazine La Cueva de Zaratustra
Article about Colita in La Cueva de Zaratustra Read More »
Article about the exhibition of Colita in the Galician magazine La Cueva de Zaratustra
Article about Colita in La Cueva de Zaratustra Read More »
Interview with Mar Arza about the group exhibition Encreuaments at Museu d’Art Jaume Morera
Exhibition until April 24, 2022
Mar Arza. Life Danger Read More »
Interview with Colita in El Cultural about the Dona Situació Límit exhibition at the RocíoSantaCruz Gallery.
Colita: “El blanco y negro ha sido siempre mi lenguaje”
She is one of our essential photographers, a lover of black and white, people and flamenco. Isabel Steva (Barcelona, 1940) returns to her work from the eighties at the Rocío Santacruz gallery
Colita: ‘El blanco y negro ha sido siempre mi lenguaje’ – El Cultural Read More »
We share part of the article from La Vanguardia about ARCOmadrid 2022 where they highlight one of the artists from the Rocio Santacruz gallery, Lluís Hortalà.
‘Painting is definitely not dead’ – Article in La Vanguardia Read More »
We share this interview with Rocio Santacruz for the ABC cultural newspaper about the artist’s book
Rocio Santacruz ‘The book format is more alive than ever’ Read More »
‘Pep Duran, la consciència de la fragilitat’ – Article in El Temps de les Arts Read More »
Museu d’Art Jaume Morera: Palmira Puig, Mar Arza, and Marina Núñez Read More »
On Thursday, December 9, 2021, Teresa Sesé published this great article about Antifémina, the book by Colita and Mª Aurèlia Campany published by Terranova.
We share it with all of you.
The women of Colita. Article in La Vanguardia Read More »
Sharing this wonderful interview with Colita, published in El Mundo.
✍️ Colita: “A la mujer ‘ideal’ tendrían que quemarla viva como a Juana de Arco”. Vanessa Graell. El Mundo. Saturday, 20th of November 2021.
We share this great article published in La Vanguardia about the new edition of the book Antifémina by Colita, represented by our gallery, and Mª Aurèlia Campany.
Antifémina was the first openly feminist graphic book in the history of post-Francoism, with texts by Maria Aurèlia Capmany and photographs by Colita, and it was a book that was practically impossible to find. Published in 1977, it was kidnapped by the Francoist structures, still dominant in the middle of the democratic transition.
The Barcelona City Council and Editorial Terranova, with the collaboration of the Colita Photography Archive, recover the publication of Antifémina, 43 years after its original publication.
– NEUS PALOU, The recovery of Colita and Campany’s book
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Article in La Vanguardia on Antifémina Read More »