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Publication in El Cultural, on the occasion of the exhibition “Marina Núñez, open your eyes wide”, curated by Isabel Tejeda at the Lázaro Galdiano Museum.

We share with you the radio program “A Contrallum“, in which Silvia Tarragona hosts Pilar Aymerich to talk about many topics around photography and art, among others.

Complete link here.

On Wednesday 03.01.2024, the journalist Maria Palau published an article dedicated to Pilar Aymerich in the newspaper El Punt Avui. We share it with all of you hoping it will be to your liking.

From RocioSantaCruz gallery we would like to thank María Palau and all the team for their interest in our exhibition.

Photo: Juanma Ramos.

Digital article here.

The exhibition program of the Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Buenos Aires for the year 2024 includes Gonzalo Elvira, who will present a monographic show in March entitled Celebration and Shipwreck. In this exhibition, six voices converge to revisit the German Bauhaus School with openness and creativity. This imaginative dialogue pays homage to the “House of State Construction”, respecting its aesthetic and ideological legacy. Without forgoing irony and reappropriations, it freely explores its influence, letting our voices intertwine in a dance of ideas that celebrates the richness and complexity of this pioneering institution.

Press

Sueños, bailes y cuerpos, el arte feminista como puente entre Argentina y España, Infobae.

On the occasion of the exhibition Nada es tan profundo como la piel, at the Museo Lázaro Galdiano in Madrid (01.12.2023 – 10.03.2024), Marina Núñez is interviewed in El País in the Babelia section. In this article, the artist talks about the inclusion of Artificial Intelligence in her interventions made for the Museum using 3D software, among other personal questions that allow us to know her better.

Link here to access the article.

©Photo: Juan Lázaro

It has been a wonderful privilege to share these years.
You will be greatly missed and remembered in each of your photographs 🐕✨✨❤️

On 19 December 2023, Pilar Aymerich and Rocío Santa Cruz attended the programme “Vostè primer” on Rac1 to talk to Marc Giró about the current exhibition at the gallery, “The “vintage” of Pilar Aymerich”.

Acces to the whole program.

The exhibition “ORLAN: This is my story… of art”, curated by Alain Quemin and organized by La Fabrica, RocioSantaCruz Gallery and Ceysson Bénétière Gallery, was inaugurated in the city of A Coruña (Palexco Exhibition Hall) with a great reception from the local and national press.

In this section of the website we share the selection of press that celebrates the passage of ORLAN in Galicia.

• ORLAN y el arte de “salir del marco, de emanciparse”, La Opinión A Coruña, Rubén D. Rodríguez, 17.12.2023
• A Coruña acoge la primera exposición de la artista francesa Orlan en Galicia, El Español, Paula Quintás, 16.12.2023
• El Año Picasso termina en A Coruña con la obra feminista de ORLAN: «Salir de la sombra, no seáis la mujer de», La Voz de Galícia, Yago Gantes, 17.12.2023
• A Coruña acoge la primera exposición de la artista francesa Orlan en Galicia, Hulisunnews, Holda Mayer, 17.12.2023

The exhibition “ORLAN: This is my story… of art” continues its itinerary in A Coruña after its success at the PHotoEspaña 2023 Festival (Madrid). The exhibition presents ORLAN’s photographic practice from a feminist perspective, reflecting on the emancipation of women in the field of visual arts. Focusing on key figures such as Dora Maar, ORLAN, a pioneer and key figure in contemporary art, reinterprets the history of art through her own body as both container and content.

The exhibition can be enjoyed at the Palexco Exhibition Hall (A Coruña) from Saturday, December 16 at 12h.
Exhibition organized by RocioSantaCruz Gallery, PHotoESPAÑA and Ceyson Bénétière Gallery.
Curated by Alain Quemin.

RocioSantaCruz is pleased to announce its participation in the 43rd edition of ARCOmadrid, to be held from March 6 to 10. RocioSantaCruz’s proposal is located at the crossroads of 21st century art, highlighting a feminist and decolonial perspective to overcome the separation between life and art. The gallery’s stand in the next edition, based on the artists represented, addresses identity in relation to context, exploring racist, patriarchal and colonial structures present in contemporary culture.

More informatión here.