The Taranmana gallery – https://www.taranmanaartgallery.com/ -, in the Principality of Andorra, opens the 2021-2022 season with GUERRERO MEDINA. Guerrero Medina is a leading artist in Spanish art, being one of the main representatives of the Spanish expressionist figuration of the second half of the twentieth century. Guerrero Medina is a seamless art of authenticity, expression, and aesthetics. An exceptional Contemporary Spanish artist The expressive force of the figures is really sublime and expresses the outside world. Figures without an individual identity of their own evoke the good ..read more

I define myself as an urban person.  I like to appreciate the identity of cities by their monuments and museums. The Cote d’Azur is always beautiful both for its coast and for the villages. Among them, Sain-Paul de Vence is a reference. I have fond memories of a vacation with my daughter. In this charming village, there is the Maeght Foundation, that this summer presents: The Giacometti: A Family of Creators. An exhibition of works by the father and brothers of the well-known sculptor that allows us to appreciate the European artistic currents of the early twentieth century, from the post ..read more

Many centuries ago, art was a very powerful symbol of power, culture, and refinement in the hands of very few. Gradually, societies evolved and with the changes, new actors appeared, who, driven by intellectuality and economic prosperity, turned art into their showcase. The different relevant components of art in people and inhumanity, in general, can be discussed, but not questioned, and especially in contemporary societies. This status of untouchable and unequivocal symbol of power, culture, and refinement has given it a new power since the last century: the economic one. German economist Ma ..read more

  Collecting art has been a passion of man since immemorial time. It doesn’t matter the artistic period in which one focuses your interest, nor the artistic discipline, nor even if you are going to collect works of great artists or emerging artists. The important thing is that you fall in love with this unique artwork and accompany it every day. Thus giving a personality and authenticity in our houses, as they reflect a part of us, a part of our passion. La entrada Collecting art means passion aparece primero en Add Art Barcelona ..read more

Talk of aesthetic changes at the most ongoing art it’s a tremendous generalization, considering that each artist is an expressive world with an own aesthetics and an own concept. In such a way that each artist forms the configuration of a global vision of an art that by definition is absolutely eclectic. If well we cannot talk about changes, we can talk about a new trend based on beauty, the pigment, and the forms. Make a brief overview: The art installations were protagonists at the art of ends of the 20th century. These could have distinct areas of work and, predominately, the main ..read more

Two common elements can be identified from the various statements issued by governments, public institutions, museum’s directors, art critics and professors: culture as an essential element for society and the need to encourage the study and the diffusion of art in order to promote it. Paul Gladston, professor at University of New South Wales , said: “We are facing the last days of art and culture as we know it and that is the beginning of a new vision”. In this sense, art critic Jerry Saltz emphasizes: “Until now all the world of art had become hyperactive, excessively heavy and with an ..read more

It is not enough to know the works of an artist. You also have to know when they’re doing them, why, how and, in what circumstances (Pablo Picasso). The Picasso artistic bases begin in Barcelona. In this city we find the when, the why, how and, in what circumstances were decisive towards an unprecedented artistic career. I invite you to watch this video that shows the transcendence of the artist in the artistic scene. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffCV4vb1ZnY The Ruiz Picasso family moved to live in Barcelona in 1895. They had previously lived in Málaga and la Coruña, two provincial cities a ..read more

Art is once again in the eye of hurricane with the health and the economic crisis. But perhaps not everything is so negative. Art, as always creative, and during the confinement time,has gone to work offering an infinity of proposals on social networks and through the websites of museums, art galleries and artists. In my opinion, this is very good because more than ever, art has reached out to people breaking the fear barrier. We are only at the beginning of making art part of the lives of millions of citizens Perhaps we will see how from now that art will be enjoyed by a large part ..read more

  https://ajuntament.barcelona.cat/santmarti/ca/noticia/xxx-2_609933 Una entrevista a El Periódico ens fa descobrir un punt de creació impressionant situat a l’espai de Palo Alto L’obra de l’escultor Medina-Campeny sorgeix d’una àmplia tradició familiar i d’un ampli recorregut personal, que a més, té un ampli ressò als carrers de Barcelona i de diverses ciutats del món. Art sorgit, en gran part, de Palo Alto, en un estudi que vessa reflexió i creativitat. Una entrevista publicada a El Periódico en fa conèixer el sentit i la voluntat d’aquest singular artista, i ens fa saber com podem con ..read more

The most influential artist in video art opens in Barcelona with excellent programming throughout Catalonia The Fundació Catalunya La Pedrera will open on October 4th a monographic exhibition dedicated to the artist: Bill Viola. Mirrors of the invisible. The organizers, aware of the relevance of the exhibition, have decentralized it beyond the physical space of La Pedrera to present Viola’s works in different institutions within Barcelona and the Catalan territory. So that will find an exquisite program at the Palau de la Música Catalana and the Liceu, the Montserrat Museum, the Episcopal Muse ..read more