Archive Touring Exhibitions

This exhibition is the first to look back over the artist’s whole career, taking in the sum of his work, since his death in 2009.

In the Guatemala of the nineteen fifties, the generation of artists to which belonged Julio Zadik (Guatemala, 1916-2002) marked out a period, achieving a quality and quantity of production that would not be equalled until the end of the twentieth century.

This exhibition surveys the work of leading exponents of documentary photography in Spain during the 1970’s. Key figures in Spanish photography who captured rural society.

This exhibition gathers the work of emerging photographers selected from the portfolio reviews, Transatlántica. It is focused on intermediate states between the past and things to come, between what is evident and what is intuitive.

The title of the exhibition refers to the Methodist and Baptist chapels that proliferated in this part of Yorkshire, but also intended to evoke self-sufficient and hardworking nature of the people they met.

In the early eighties, Andy Warhol and Christopher Makos decided to do a project together. Sexually repressed both because of an intolerant Catholic education, they shared the same vision about life and the world and both took advantage of their relationship.

Andy Warhol was among the most important and influential artists of the twentieth century. Of all his contributions to the development of post-modern and contemporary aesthetics, perhaps none was more significant than the group work produced at The Factory.

Our era is dominated and determined by digital technologies. Our existence and identity is constantly transformed and developed by interfaces that come to us as digitalized images and texts.

Exhibition presented at PHotoEspaña 2012