"A BRIDGE TO STAY. GUILLERMO MORA"
Sala Alcalá 31. Comunidad de Madrid
28 April - 24 July 2022
Guillermo Mora challenges the painting identity questioning its statement as a contemplative window to the world. His work is based in the analysis of the classic bidimensional painting structure in order to create new pictorial experiences in a suggestive and ambivalent place, between the creation of new pictorial spaces and sculpture.
"SOCIAL PORTRAIT WOMEN ONLY". KATRIINA HAIKALA
Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza. Facultad de Bellas Artes Universidad Complutense. Instituto Iberoamericano de Finlandia
November 2021
Social Portrait is a performance with over 800 portraits of women already drawn in Finland, Tokyo, Rome, London and Madrid. Because the history of art has traditionally been associated with the history of men and power. Social Portrait aims to balance this inequality.
PhotoEspaña. Museo del Romanticismo. Madrid
June – Sept. 2021
Barbara Morgan photography (1900 Buffalo- 1992 NYC) has had scarce visibility in Europe until now, despite being a prominent person ranked among the historic avant-garde of the United States.
Her photography from the 30s and 40s on contemporary dance, especially of Martha Graham, is linked to the investigations done by avant-garde artists working in the United States in the interwar period and greatly influenced the generation of American abstract expressionism.
"FACULTAD DE BELLAS ARTES. UNIVERSIDAD COMPLUTENSE"
Museography. Associate Professor
"THE ARK. CONTEMPORARY READINGS OF THE ARCHIVO DE VILLA"
Conde Duque / Archivo de Villa
Ayuntamiento de Madrid. Área de Cultura y Deportes.
December 17th 2020 - March 21st 2021
Artists:
Ignasi Aballí - Marlon de Azambuja - Angela Cuadra - Marla Jacarilla - Carlos Garaicoa - Gema Polanco - Ignasi Prat - Marco Prieto - Fernando Sánchez-Castillo - Clara Sánchez Sala - Daniel Silvo - Françoise Vanneraud
"THE COLLECTOR’S CLUB
ART GALLERY TCC"
Quito. Ecuador
Based in Quito TCC is a non-profit foundation that promotes artists in an innovative and accessible way through individual exhibitions and open calls in its virtual platform, a gallery space in Quito and representative offices in Madrid and Miami.
"THE ARK. CONTEMPORARY READINGS OF THE ARCHIVO DE VILLA"
Conde Duque / Archivo de Villa
Ayuntamiento de Madrid. Área de Cultura y Deportes.
Research process.
Twelve contemporary artists have been invited to research in the Archivo de Villa documentary holdings dated from XII Century. A dialogue between the selected documents and the production of new works by the artists, will be on show in an exhibiton at Conde Duque.
Photo: Pablo Lines
February 27th – Marzo 3rd 2019
Edi Rama exhibition “Work”. Madrid.
ARCOmadrid 2019: Artists on show: Caroline Mesquita and Emily Wardill
"PILAR ALBARRACÍN. QUE ME QUITEN LO BAILAO"
Tabacalera. Sala La Principal. Madrid
November 23rd 2018 - January 27th 2019
Pilar Albarracín (Sevilla, 1968) multidisciplinary work with video, performance, installation, drawing, photography or arts and crafts, combines social commitment with the aesthetic of the form. Humour, colour and beauty coexist in her work with strong criticisms to inequalities, prejudices and Manichaeism.
Art Basel Miami Beach, Frieze London, ARCOmadrid
Represented artists:
Ignasi Aballí, Armando Andrade Tudela, Ibon Aranberri, Miriam Bäckström, Carlos Bunga, Cabello/Carceller, Juan Cruz, Gintaras Didžiapetris, El Ultimo Grito, Fernanda Fragateiro, Hreinn Fridfinnsson, Carlos Garaicoa, David Goldblatt, Cristina Iglesias, Vik Muniz, Ernesto Neto, Nicolás Paris, Francisco Ruiz de Infante, Francesc Torres.
"TABACALERA ESTANCIAS"
2nd Edition
Promoción del Arte -Ministerio de Educación Cultura y Deporte-
September 5th - October 4th 2016
Curators Residency Program: Three Latin American curators approach the Spanish Contemporary art scene with a one month Residency (Madrid).
"MIROSLAV TICHÝ OR THE CELEBRATION OF THE PHOTOGRAPHIC PROCESS"
PhotoEspaña. Museo del Romanticismo. Madrid
June 2nd - August 28th 2016
Tichý's work is directly linked to the photographic support: ranging from the production of the cameras that he made himself with waste material to the process of developing. The personality and delicateness of his work is an intimate portrait of his home city, and at the same time is a universal, timeless portrait of woman.
"ARCHITECTURES AND SPACES IN THE RAC COLLECTION"
CentroCentro Cibeles. Madrid.
July 1st - November 8th 2015
The exhibition with a selection of 50 pieces from the Rac collection, illustrates the harmony between international contemporary art and the experience and interpretation of space and architecture.
October, 1st- 4th 2015
Artists' studios opening, educational activities, professionals and collectors programs.
September 2015
Cultural Agent Network Program. Latin American Residency Program. 4 selected curators.
Catalogue published by Rafael Pérez-Hernando Arte Contemporáneo. Texts by Giorgio Griffa and Pia Ogea
February 2015
Three years ago I discovered the work of Giorgio Griffa (born in Turin in 1936). Since then, he has remained in my mind like a haven of tranquillity, transcendence, harmony and mystery.
February 25th – March 1st 2015
Artists on show: Pablo Rasgado, Camilo Restrepo.
Tabacalera. Madrid
March 11th – May 4th 2014
With images influenced by the XIXth century Romantic landscape school and based in the beauty of Mexican country landscapes, Edgardo Aragón (Oaxaca, México 1985) portrays, the desperate situation of Oaxaca rural area. The artist conceives poetical images and metaphors, creating a contemporary visual universe inheriting from the Magical Realism.
Javier Núñez-Gasco
Project.
The danger implicit in beauty evokes its possible destruction. Persian Motives talks about the possible destruction of the object through the creative act, how political progress involves the destruction of previous ideals and its representation through traditional symbols.
13-17 February 2013
Artists on show: Chechu Alava, Edgardo Aragón, Gerardo Custance, Ellen Kooi, Kevin Simon Mancera, Amparo Sard.
Juan Garaizabal
May - October 2012. Thanks to the support of the City the project will remain permantly in Berlin.
“The Wandering Church”. Berlin
With the Project “Urban Memories” the Spanish artist Juan Garazaibal (Madrid, 1971) recovers the memory of emblematic buildings that have been destroyed worldwide.
"THE WAYS OF ST JAMES’ IN ST JAMES’ WAY" EUROPE
Gabriel Díaz
July 2011
París: Tour Saint Jacques.
March-May 2011
Praga: Strahov Monastery.
"THE LANDSCAPE OBSERVATORY OF THE CANARY ISLANDS"
Daniel Buren
January 2011
The artist Daniel Buren (Boulogne-Billancourt, 1938) a pioneer of site-specific installation and art in public spaces participates at The Landscape Observatory of The Canary Islands.
"THE WAYS OF ST. JAMES IN ST. JAMES' WAY"
Gabriel Díaz
July-September 2010
In the space of six years, Gabriel Díaz (Pamplona, 1968) journeyed on foot over 5,000 kilometres of the main Jacobean routes in Europe, taking a photograph every eleven steps. These images were subsequently transformed into the video-installation at the centre of this exhibition.
Pierre Huyghe
March 2010
The Palacio de Cristal was inaugurated in 1887 with an exhibition of the flora of the Philippines. Conceived specifically for this location (now dedicated to art projects commissioned by the Museo Reina Sofia), Pierre Huyghe’s La saison des fêtes, is loosely framed by the site’s history and former functions.
Rirkrit Tiravanija
February - June 2009
Rirkrit Tiravanija’s "The House the Cat Built", 2008-2009, is one of the artist’s richest and most personal works in terms of its autobiographical content, the conceptual foundations it brings to bear on the organisation of space, the fourteen world-renowned artists whose works it exhibits, and its tie-in with a programme of cultural activities that aspires to a critical reflection on contemporary western lifestyles.
"STRUCTURALISM AND EXPERIMENTATION IN THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE 60S">
Manuel de la Peña
October 2008 - January 2009
This exhibition wishes to show the importance of modernity in the culture of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria during the 20th century, particularly in fields related to architecture. It therefore shows proposals which, from 1955 on, approach the regeneration of the dominant styles.
Stéphanie N'Duhirahe, Omer Fast, Antoni Muntadas, Marcel Odenbach and Martha Rosler
October 2008 - January 2009
The show sets out to reflect the instability that we have incorporated into the routine of our daily lives, a routine in which we accept ambiguity and uncertainty with an amazing degree of confidence.
A PSJM's project
July - October 2008
By means of simulacra, the MARX® project reflects the paradoxes involved in any criticism of the system within present-day capitalism, and immerses itself in the concerns surrounding the identity of the individual. After creating and registering the MARX® trademark, the artists have produced a series of objects on which it is represented, including jeans, shirts, dresses and shoes.
¡VIVA LA MUERTE! / LONG LIVE DEATH!
Group exhibition
April - June 2008
The Cuyás Theatre, the Island Library, the Christopher Columbus House Museum, the Gran Canaria Espacio Digital Centre of Plastic Arts and CAAM have coordinated activities which bring together theatre, film and visual arts focusing on a programme studying the contemporary perspective of death, all rounded off with a debate and a seminar.
Fernando Arrocha / Ángela Cuadra, Ursula Biemann, Multiplicity, Rashid Masharawi
November 2007 - January 2008
Through four projects, the Lines of sight exhibit aims to analyse how globalisation and the new communication and advertising technologies affect different aspects of the new world order.
Jon Mikel Euba, Iñaki Garmendia and Anri Sala
July - October 2007
The artists participating in this exhibition -Jon Mikel Euba, Iñaki Garmendia and Anri Sala- use darkness as their background canvass. From these depths, mysterious images arise –faces, silhouettes, atmospheres, sounds and even animals. A sensation of calm slowly infuses the spectator.
Jonas Dahlberg, Jana Leo y Jane & Louise Wilson
April - July 2007
Is an exhibition comprising three audio-visual installations which explore one of the elements common to film and architecture: movement. In this respect, both film and architecture are based on movement and they are both disciplines which roam, flow and, in that movement, generate emotions and psychological states in the spectator.
Joseph Kosuth
February - April 2007
For this exhibition, the artist, an international point of reference in Conceptual Art, has created four installations specifically designed for the occasion and produced by the CAAM in two of its exhibition rooms and two of the city’s museums: Casa de Colón (Christopher Columbus’ House Museum) and El Museo Canario (The Canary Islands Museum).
