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Flyer of the exhibition 'In One Breath' by Ernesto Cánovas, opening on 5 May 2016 at Espronceda Centre for Art & Culture in Barcelona.
May 5–23, 2016ByIn,

Opening: ‘In One Breath’ by Ernesto Cánovas

Opening of 'In One Breath', Ernesto Cánovas' first Barcelona exhibition at Espronceda, inspired by Haiku poetry. On show 5–23 May 2016.
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March 5, 2016ByIn,

Special Guided Visit @ “The International Weird Collage ShowR...

Curators Max-o-matic and Ruben B lead a special guided tour of "The International Weird Collage Show" on Saturday 5th March at 17h30 at Espronceda, Barcelona.
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Promotional poster for The International Weird Collage Show vernissage at Espronceda Center for Art and Culture in Barcelona, curated by Max-o-matic and Ruben B.
February 25, 2016ByIn,

Vernissage: ‘The International Weird Collage Show’

Opening of 'The International Weird Collage Show' at Espronceda Barcelona, a world-travelling collage exhibition curated by Max-o-matic and Ruben B. Feb 25, 19h30.
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Detail of a Kehinde Wiley painting displayed during the roundtable 'Is Painting enough Contemporary?' held at Espronceda, center of art and culture in Barcelona.
January 19, 2016ByIn,

Roundtable: Is Painting Contemporary Enough?

Expert panel at Espronceda Barcelona debating the relevance of contemporary painting, with curators, critics and artists exploring its conceptual and formal frontiers.
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Promotional poster for Elia Sabato's exhibition 'Illusion and Reality' at Espronceda Center for Art & Culture in Barcelona, featuring a wire sculpture with light projections on a grey background.
October 14, 2015ByIn, ,

Illusion and Reality — Elia Sabato

Elia Sabato's first Barcelona exhibition at Espronceda brings together sculptures, mirrors and light effects to explore the eternal dualities between illusion and reality.
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vernissage sleepwalking somnambulisme daniel horowitz
May 16, 2015ByIn, ,

Vernissage: Sleepwalking / Somnambulisme — Daniel Horowitz

Daniel Horowitz presents 'Sleepwalking', an oneiric and surreal exhibition curated by Alejandro Martín at Espronceda, Barcelona. 21 May – 14 June 2015.
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Cartel tipográfico de la exposición antológica 'Todo Está Muy Caro' de Antonio Caro en Espronceda, centro de arte y cultura de Barcelona, con letras negras de gran tamaño y motivos vegetales impresos en verde.
29 Apr – 20 May 2015ByIn, ,

Everything Is Very Expensive: Antonio Caro Anthology

First Barcelona exhibition by Colombian conceptualist Antonio Caro at Espronceda, featuring the Achiote performance on 29 April and a talk with curator Catherine David on 30 April.
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Portada del libro 'El Lobo' de Antonio Caro, con tipografía blanca manuscrita sobre fondo negro, presentado en Espronceda centro de arte y cultura de Barcelona con motivo de la Diada de Sant Jordi 2015.
April 25, 2015ByIn, ,

Book Launch: “El Lobo” by Antonio Caro @ Sant Jordi

Antonio Caro launched his free artist's book 'El Lobo', winner of the Cisneros Fontanals Art Foundation's 2013 Grants & Commissions award, at Espronceda on Sant Jordi Day.
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Invitation to ENCATC Cultural Happy Hour debate on art access and democratisation at TAG bxl Gallery, featuring artworks and portraits of participating artists and moderators, supported by Espronceda.
December 15, 2014ByIn,

ENCATC Debate: Access to Art and Democratisation

The 7th Cultural Happy Hour by ENCATC in 2014 featured a debate on art access, democratisation and new audiences at TAG bxl gallery in Brussels.
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