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¿Quién pinta qué en Barcelona?

Magazine

25 August 2013

¿Quién pinta qué en Barcelona?


Picto BCN: porque hay artistas que pintan en la Barcelona contemporánea. Un proyecto financiado a través de verkami que quiere dar visibilidad a aquellos extraños personajes que son jóvenes, viven en Barcelona y… ¡pintan! El proyecto web recoge desde 2008 a modo de archivo la obra de artistas de la ciudad que trabajan con pintura. Este octubre lanzarán una publicación que han pagado esos pequeños y grandes mecenas que creen en ellos, a quienes les gusta la pintura, y que quieren un libro que no será un catálogo, sino más bien, como explican ellos “un paseo entre las diferentes fricciones pictóricas”.

Caterina Almirall has only just been born into this world, but has lived in others, in similar parallel worlds, both liquid and solid. From each she has learnt something, and forgotten something else. Learning to unlearn. In all of these worlds she has been caught up in a web that interweaves everything, some call it ’art’…Entwining, unravelling, weaving and destroying this labyrinth has been her occupation in each one of these planets, and she fears that it will be the same in each of the ones to come.

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