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CULTURA ÉS CULTURA, Àmbit Art Gallery, Consell de Cent Barcelona from June 9, extended until September 10, 2016

Artquitectònics BRR1, 2011, patinated lost wax bronze, 61x41x31cm.

Creus N1, 2013, treaty expanded polystyrene, 60x200x5.5cm.

With this exhibition we want to vindicate the importance of art as an expression of culture and a generator of culture. We do it as a tribute to sculptural art and its intrinsic ability to communicate with a powerful, direct and real language made of metal, marble, iron, wood, polyethylene and bronze.

The exhibition shows the work of eight artists of different ages and origins who, with very different materials and techniques, decline their own concept of sculptural art.

The collective presents, for each of the artists, a large-format sculpture and a small-format one. Sixteen pieces that make visible the dialogues between sculpture and creator, between creator and society, between formats and materials, with the aim of generating an open dialogue with those who observe.

Observe and enjoy, because sculpture is culture!

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N 29

 

OCTOBER 2016

 

ARTIGA

D'ART I PENSAMENT CONTEMPORANI MAGAZINE

 

HIGHLIGHTS

 

MÀRIUS DOMINGO, PATRÍCIA CARLES, ASSUMPTA ROSÉS, AIDA MARIN I ANTONIO SALCEDO // 8

MARIE-FRANCE VEYRAT

 

«ESCULTURA ÉS CULTURA» - Àmbit Galeria d'Art. Barcelona.

 

From June 9 to July 30, 2016

 

http://www.artiga.cat/artiga/ARTIGA29.pdf

Eight sculptors in an exhibition honoring sculpture and its ability to communicate with the powerful language of materials. Lorenzo Cambin, Ferran Cartes, Tony Cassius, German Consetti, Luis Cortés, Franco Monti and Helene Yousse. Marie-France Veyrat from Reus has presented two pieces in which she cuts the expanded polystyrene into sheets that she presents as wall reliefs or combines to create volumetric structures. It plays with the initial feeling of lightness of the material, identifiable by the texture, modified with coatings of paint or transmuted into materials such as marble and bronze. He has presented Creus N1, a mural in which the geometric perforations include the cultural diversity and the symbolism of different formats of crosses.

 

Assumpta Rosés

Art critic, journalist and director of Artiga magazine

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