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Guerra en la Virreina

Magazine

16 June 2009

Guerra en la Virreina

Hoy se ha presentado a prensa el nuevo director para La Virreina. Centre de la imatge en Barcelona: Carles Guerra. Ganador de un nuevo concurso decidido por el siguente jurado: Frederic Amat; Xavier Antich; Laura Baigorri; Marta Gili; Isaki Lacuesta; Rosa Pera; y Luciano Rigolini. A partir de ahora le toca el trabajo de definir y dar forma al cambio de nomenclatura de Centre d’Exposicions a Centre de la Imatge, un campo lo suficientemente abierto y diferenciador. Carles Guerra se incorporará al puesto en noviembre, reemplazando a Iván de la Nuez.

Desde aquí nuestras felicitiaciones y recordar su participación en una encuesta que hicimos sobre el artista activo: aquí.

PD: Virreina se ha avanzado al anunciado concurso para el futuro centro de arte de Barcelona, el Canódromo, del que aún no tenemos noticias.

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