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“Nada es tan profundo como la piel”, Marina Núñez’s exhibition at the Lazaro Galdinao Museum (Madrid)

The artist Marina Núñez presents the exhibition Nada es tan profundo como la piel, at the Museo Lázaro Galdiano in Madrid, from 01.12.2023 to 10.03.2024. The exhibition brings together a series of interventions created specifically for the museum using 3D software or artificial intelligence. Nunez presents digital images, drawings, and glass sculptures that reflect on delicacy and intimacy, as well as on the notion of the museum and the collection as such.

Pilar Aymerich: “Al feminismo le queda mucho por hacer. Para empezar, que no nos maten” entrevista de Pilar Aymerich con Leticia Blanco para El Periódico

Journalist Leticia Blanco conducts this interview with Pilar Aymerich where both talk about Aymerich’s photographic work, the exhibition at RocioSantaCruz gallery, as well as the themes related to feminism or the social perspective present in her work.

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Photography: © Ferran Nadeu

“El cos com a manifest”, ORLAN’s exhibition at the Sala d’Exposicions del Govern d’Andorra

Inauguration November 22, 2023, from 19:00 hrs

Exhibition Hall of the Government of Andorra
Parc Central, Andorra la Vella
Curated by Rocío Santa Cruz and Ricard Planas Camps
Organized by the Government of Andorra, Bonart Cultural, RocioSantaCruz and Galeria Ceysson Bénétière

ORLAN is one of the world’s most important figures in the avant-garde of the second half of the twentieth century and the twenty-first century, known for his works and performances with a strong social critique. The exhibition will be open from November 22, 2023 to February 11, 2024.

The exhibition, which will be held at the Government Exhibition Hall, will showcase some of the themes and formats that the renowned French artist has worked on throughout her career. Highlights of her early works will be on display, such as ORLAN accouchant…. de elle me aime, videos of the most iconic performances that have positioned him as one of the most controversial and vindictive artists of his generation, such as Le baiser de la artiste, and the most recent series he has produced, Women who cry are angry, a series of hybridizations based on Pablo Picasso’s paintings depicting Dora Maar crying, a special “tribute” by Orlan to the Spanish artist in the year that marks the 50th anniversary of his death.

 

INVITATION TO THE OPENING

Pilar Aymerich and Colita participate in the International Photography Biennial Fotonoviembre

The International Photography Biennial Fotonoviembre, organized by the Tenerife Island Photography Center, opens its 17th edition with a varied program that includes exhibitions, workshops, screenings, round tables and performances. The central exhibition, ¿Cuánto dura un eco?, curated by Violeta Janeiro Alfageme, exhibits works by artists such as Pilar Aymerich and Colita. This exhibition focuses on the stories and ghosts of a generation of artists who captured the feminist movement of the 1970s, influencing the construction of the “apprenticeship of freedom” that contributed to the end of Franco’s dictatorship. From 17.11.2023 to 24.03.2023 at the Centro De Fotografía Isla de Tenerife.

RocioSantaCruz participates at the Loop Festival with the video “Ombra” (2023), by Oriol Vilapuig

RocioSantaCruz Gallery participates in this edition of the Loop Festival with the work “Ombra”, by Oriol Vilapuig. This single-channel video, framed within the exhibition “Teoria dels cossos”, continues with the conceptual and artistic approach of Vilapuig’s last work: How are bodies articulated in today’s societies? What discourses and problems does the body as a container bring with it?

The exhibition “Teoria dels cossos” can be enjoyed until 25.11.2023 at RocioSantaCruz Gallery.

Gonzalo Elvira participates at the documental “Invitation au voyage. Ibiza / Taïwan / Angers”

Gonzalo Elvira participates in the documentary Invitation au voyage. Ibiza / Taïwan / Angers, which explores the artistic, cultural and natural heritage of Ibiza, Taïwan and Angers from the perspective of Walter Benjamin. Gonzalo Elvira brings his artistic perspective and the inspiration that the German philosopher brings to his work from Ibiza, a place of inspiration for both. For the German Jewish philosopher Walter Benjamin, the island of Ibiza was a true refuge. In 1932, the thinker, translator and art critic fled the precariousness of his life in Berlin. On the white island of Ibiza, where he met with other European intellectuals, Walter Benjamin immersed himself in local traditions to perfect his anti-capitalist thought. In this ephemeral haven of peace he wrote some of his most important texts.

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Diogo Pimentão presents the exhibition “EM CONTACTO” at VNBM – Arte Contemporânea

Artist Diogo Pimentão exhibits EM CONTACTO at VNBM Arte Contemporánea, from 11.11.2023 to 28.01.2023. In the show, Diogo Pimentão’s graphite creations explore the fascinating crossover between drawing and sculpture, revealing the tensions and connections between both media. Paper is transformed into sculptures that evoke the appearance of steel, capturing the essence of bodily gesture in drawing strokes, and fusing raw building materials to give life to fragile works where destruction and reconstruction are inseparably intertwined.

Colita has been awarded with the Ofici de Periodista 2023 award

Colita has been awarded the Ofici de Periodista 2023 prize by the Col·legi de Periodistes de Catalunya. Joan María Morros presented the prestigious award to Colita, surrounded by all the important people who have been part of the photographer’s professional and personal life. From the RocioSantacruz gallery, we would like to congratulate Colita on this professional recognition.

Isabel Coixet e Yves Berger at RocioSantaCruz Gallery

Thank you very much to all of you who joined us last Saturday 28th during the special reading of the correspondence between John Berger and his son Yves Berger, with the special intervention of Isabel Coixet.

From RocioSantaCruz gallery we would like to thank Isabel Coixet and Yves Berger for their generosity in sharing their family and personal relationship with John Berger, who was one of the most influential writers and art critics of the last decades.