The exhibition “Evasions. From outside as history” Every year is the most reflective and unknown war – | ATTENTION!

2024-09-28 17:08:17

Evasions. From outside as history is the most visible and unknown collection of graffiti, curated by Jaume Gómez, Juan Antonio HR and Keko Martínez members of QUESTION (Spanish Association for the Research and Development of Graffiti and Urbanism).

The collective exhibition brings together unpublished works by renowned artists of the city and contemporary art Sebastian Velasco, Appeared e Irene Luna, Jean Philippe Illanes, The Ripoulain brothers (David Renault and Mathieu Tremblin), Maz y Riaq Miuq, Sonya Ben, Vandals On Vacation, FMF y Yoni.

Amparito and Irene Luna

The exhibition seeks to give the visitor a creative and predictable hold, moving away from the contemporary powers of government through the power of media and social networks. Through urban art and graffiti, tensions are explored within artistic freedom and its integration into mass culture, ranging from hypercommercialization to interaction with new technologies, integration of the first or make up your mindall actions that are deeply connected to the expansion of civil society and opposition.

Sonya Ben

The street becomes a unique space of representation, participation and social construction, where natural facts and stories are expressed that define its beauty, function and cultural relevance. These artistic practices, which find their need in the city, foster a different ideasopen it is critical and make italicized words that have been isolated or pigeonholed.

Les Freres Ripoulain. Still from the movie The Edge of Seventeen

Evasions. From outside as history It is now presented as a curatorial exercise that not only documents these dynamics, but also invites us to rethink the ways in which urban art interacts with public space and its value within contemporary art. The project aims to relocate these exhibitions outside the traditional framework of traditional exhibitions, suggesting a critical and unprecedented view of the documents and showing the forms of exclusion that appear in the these creative communities.

• Open from 6pm to 9pm.

• With the presence of artists and a live performance by the singer Enric Ponsa.

• The exhibition can be visited until November 23, 2024