"Spain in the City" Exhibition
The Gabarron Foundation Carriage House Center for the Arts
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The main idea of this exhibition is to link different artistic expressions, languages and backgrounds, thus illustrating the plurality of these artists. The most talented young Spanish Art will have an important platform on which to be promoted. "Spain in the City" aims to be like the New York metropolis, a plural and heterogeneous exhibition, where diverse artistic languages and ways of perceiving the same reality from different perspectives and sensibilities, come together in the same geographical starting point: the city of New York. Thus, the Spanish artists that take part in this exhibition represent somehow what this city is, but also their works bear witness to the remarkable creativity and excellent development of Spanish art beyond its borders. This exhibition will hold paintings of Pedro Barbeito, where he links digital image and painting, and Hugo Fontela, where a dead palm tree on a quiet beach is the central character. Itziar Barrio through installation, video and photography will make us think about our obsession to fit into society standards and uses new signs and symbols taken from marketing and publicity. The idea of space and how we perceive it, is related with Juanli Carrion’s photograph boxes and the works of Javier Martin de Frutos. Although their languages are very different, both describe the New York landscape. Verónica Peña and Anton Cabaleiro’s videos, narrate the personal perception of their lives and experiences in the city. Finally, Jacobo Castellano takes us to the places where he lived and found materials with which he made his bright pieces, opening a dialogue between them and the space around.
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Schedule
from March 05, 2010 to April 30, 2010
Opening Reception on 2010-03-04 from 18:00 to 20:00
RSVP Required: 212-573-6968 x10 or rsvp@gabarronfoundation.org