After sojourns in Alcoi and Avilés, it is the turn of the Valencian Institute of Modern Art to host the complete exhibition that commemorates the centenary of the birth of Juana Francés, the only female member of El Paso, a collective of Spanish abst
The artist Carmen Calvo (1950) is only the third woman ever to be given the Julio González Award since its inception more than twenty years ago, and to celebrate this the Institut Valencià d’Art Modern in the city of her birth is until 2 November hos
The young Anni Fleichsmann in 1922 received a Christmas card illustrated with a reproduction of Giotto’s Flight into Egypt. It was from Josef Albers, eleven years her senior. Thus began the most famous romance of Bauhaus lore, and a twin journey that
The core idea behind ‘Endgame’ is to survey the painterly grammar of Jordi Teixidor (Valencia 1941) in the field of abstraction over the course of the last six decades. The show includes early works from his beginnings as a painter within the orbit o
In ‘The American Way of Life’ Josep Renau, through the images built with the usual iconography of the ads and magazines of the time, offers his critical vision of the American dream and of the deeply rooted capitalism and imperialism in the US. With
Rayos de luz trazando la estela de sus fuentes naturales en el lienzo o de la mirada en el paisaje, inundando la habitación vacante o filtrándose entre los sólidos de una cúpula arquitectónica o pictórica, hasta modular el espacio; cortes en el arran