The paintings of the islands show their global vocation in Barcelona
As from this morning and until March 31, at the
Centre
d'Art Santa Mònica in Barcelona, the exhibition
"Desaïllaments"
can be enjoyed, an exhibition of the present state of paintings in the
Balearics. As from the exhibition of works by 16 island artists, we are
shown 16 examples of the definite connection of the Balearic art with the
international language of the era, a process that is consolidated as from
the 70s. Island art with global vocation.
The majority of the authors who are exhibiting their work were born
in the 50s and started work in the 70s, with two earlier exceptions: the
Ibizans
Rafel
Tur Costa and Vicent Calbet. In Eivissa of the 50s and 60s there is
an important
presence by foreign artists
who influenced the Pitius painters.
The exhibition, organised by both the
Balearic
Government and the
Generalitat de Catalunya,
will be presented in May in Rome and afterwards at a later date to be decided,
in Berlin. Works can be seen by the Mallorcans:
Ramon
Canet, Vicenç Torres,
Andreu
Terrades,
Ángel
Pascual,
Joan Bennàssar,
Maria Carbonero, Menéndez Rojas,
Rafa
Forteza, Bernardí Roig, Patxi Echeverria,
Guillem
Nadal and
Antoni
Socias, by the Menorcan
Maties
Quetglas, and the Argentinean resident on
Mallorca,
Horacio Sapere, as well as those mentioned from Eivissas.
The entrance to the exhibition is free and photographs can be seen of
the vernissage held yesterday evening on the web of the agency
Shooting.
More information:
Centre d'Art Santa Mònica
Rambla de Santa Mònica, 7. Barcelona
Metro: Drassanes (L 3)
Times:
From Mondays to Saturdays, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 to 8 p.m.
Sundays and holidays: from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Photo ©
Shooting:
Exposición "Desaïllaments" - Centre d'Art Santa Mònica
de Barcelona
Pere Marí
pmari@eivissaweb.net