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Friday, March 25, 2011
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
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FISCHER ROLAND ROLAND FISCHER TALKS WITH IN THE NEXT SHOWS MUPI
Next Friday March 25 at 20.00 in the DA2 opened the retrospective exhibition of renowned German photographer Roland Fischer "Photoworks 1984-2011"
also that day at 18.00, we will hold a symposium in the Assembly Hall with the artist in explaining the creative process of some of his most significant.
Access is free until all seats.
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Offwhite Official Comic
DA2
Within days, on March 25, opens the exhibition of Roland Fischer, will be at 20.00 hours in the DA2. I attached a few days MUPI that may be on the streets of the city. The exhibition is the largest shown in Spain this famous German artist who will review much of his career. 
Within days, on March 25, opens the exhibition of Roland Fischer, will be at 20.00 hours in the DA2. I attached a few days MUPI that may be on the streets of the city. The exhibition is the largest shown in Spain this famous German artist who will review much of his career.
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Off White Official Comic
MARCH 25 OPENING OF ROLAND FISCHER
Roland Fischer from 1990 to 2010 is the largest retrospective held so far this known German photographer whose work is part of some of the most important European and American collections of contemporary art, including the Museum of Modern Art in Paris, Strasbourg and Antwerp.
The exhibition occupies the entire first floor of the center and brings together nearly 100 pieces of his most significant photographic series from the 80's to today. After
focus on the portrait over the 80 in the series Portraits Los Angeles (serial human faces emerging from a swimming pool) the serial Monks and the stunning series of portraits made in China, Roland Fischer addresses in the 90 architectural representation with the same apparent objectivity and critical distance.
Thursday, March 3, 2011
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ALL PRACTICE IS LOCAL. IV Study Day
This edition of the Conference for discussion on the contemporary art of Castilla y Leon is in continuity with the ideas developed in previous editions. This time it deals with a case study on the incidence of some projects of artistic and cultural production that have changed the art scene of the locales where they were implanted. It is therefore to convene the stories of some of those responsible for these projects to submit to review these historical experiences and draw on, models, applications and areas for improvement for the development of efficient projects in the context of Castilla y León. This new edition of the conference also develops some of the issues raised in the previous issue about the interaction of institutions with local environments and the imperative of public interest in the economic investments of local governments under specific socio-cultural coordinates. This will reopen the forum "Any practice is local" created by reason of the previous edition. The conference will address why the officers involved in the management artistic community, art students and active creators.
Admission is free until all seats
Friday March 11, 2011:
Morning session (10 to 14 hours): Presentation of the Conference
:
charge of the directors of the P4 [Cristina Fontaneda, Emilio Navarro, Javier Panera and Agustín Pérez Rubio] and Victor
Arteleku
River (San Sebastián):
Presentation by Santi Eraso. Dialogue with Fito Rodríguez
Laboratoires (Aubervilliers, France):
by François Piron A
Afternoon session (17 to 19 hours): Open the involvement of new components by application of a turn to speak.
Roundtable on production facilities in Castilla y León:
Moderated by Victor del Rio, involved: Belín Castro (Grouped Visual Artists Castilla y León, AVA), Blanca Garcia Vega (Association of Art Critics of Castile and Leon) , José Manuel Prada (Dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts in Salamanca) and Oscar Gil (Director of Medialab USAL).
Saturday March 12, 2011:
Morning session (10-14 hours):
Medialab Prado (Madrid):
Presentation by Mark Garcia.
Hangar (Barcelona) by Joan
Cerviá
Tabacalera. Self-managed Social Centre in the former tobacco factory of Lavapies (Madrid). By Jordi
Claramonte, Lucía Domínguez and José Luis Aznarte.
Coordination: Rafael López Borrego, Mariola Campelo and Araceli Corbo
For more information be sure to see the brochure of the conference infromar
Expanding Local All Practice is 
This edition of the Conference for discussion on the contemporary art of Castilla y Leon is in continuity with the ideas developed in previous editions. This time it deals with a case study on the incidence of some projects of artistic and cultural production that have changed the art scene of the locales where they were implanted. It is therefore to convene the stories of some of those responsible for these projects to submit to review these historical experiences and draw on, models, applications and areas for improvement for the development of efficient projects in the context of Castilla y León. This new edition of the conference also develops some of the issues raised in the previous issue about the interaction of institutions with local environments and the imperative of public interest in the economic investments of local governments under specific socio-cultural coordinates. This will reopen the forum "Any practice is local" created by reason of the previous edition. The conference will address why the officers involved in the management artistic community, art students and active creators.
Admission is free until all seats
Friday March 11, 2011:
Morning session (10 to 14 hours): Presentation of the Conference
:
charge of the directors of the P4 [Cristina Fontaneda, Emilio Navarro, Javier Panera and Agustín Pérez Rubio] and Victor
Arteleku
River (San Sebastián):
Presentation by Santi Eraso. Dialogue with Fito Rodríguez
Laboratoires (Aubervilliers, France):
by François Piron A
Afternoon session (17 to 19 hours): Open the involvement of new components by application of a turn to speak.
Roundtable on production facilities in Castilla y León:
Moderated by Victor del Rio, involved: Belín Castro (Grouped Visual Artists Castilla y León, AVA), Blanca Garcia Vega (Association of Art Critics of Castile and Leon) , José Manuel Prada (Dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts in Salamanca) and Oscar Gil (Director of Medialab USAL).
Saturday March 12, 2011:
Morning session (10-14 hours):
Medialab Prado (Madrid):
Presentation by Mark Garcia.
Hangar (Barcelona) by Joan
Cerviá
Tabacalera. Self-managed Social Centre in the former tobacco factory of Lavapies (Madrid). By Jordi
Claramonte, Lucía Domínguez and José Luis Aznarte.
Coordination: Rafael López Borrego, Mariola Campelo and Araceli Corbo
For more information be sure to see the brochure of the conference infromar
Expanding Local All Practice is
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