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Obra escultórica tridimensional de Verónica Vázquez presentada en la exposición Téchne H.H en Espronceda, centro de arte y cultura de Barcelona.
April 25, 2018ByIn, ,

Téchne H.H by Verónica Vázquez – 25 Apr at 8pm

Opening of Téchne H.H, the first Barcelona exhibition by Uruguayan sculptor Verónica Vázquez, at Espronceda center for art and culture. 25 April 2018, free entry.
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Kreatur by Andrea Wilmsen
April 4, 2018ByIn,

Kreatur by Andrea Wilmsen

Kreatur by Andrea Wilmsen is an artistic reflection on the disappearance of honeybees. Opening 4 April 2018 at Espronceda, Barcelona's institute of art and culture.
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¿frontera esta_tal? by Gigi Piana
February 22, 2018ByIn,

¿frontera esta_tal? by Gigi Piana

Exhibition by Gigi Piana exploring identity and borders through textile installations and sculptures. Opening 22 February 2018 at Espronceda, Barcelona. Free entry.
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Cartel de la exposición de Pep Montoya 'No saber el por qué, pero sabiendo porqué' en Espronceda, centro de arte y cultura de Barcelona, con formas geométricas rojas y negras al fondo.
January 10, 2018ByIn,

Not Knowing the Why, But Knowing the Why

Pep Montoya exhibits at Espronceda, Barcelona, exploring the creative process as a navigation between certainty and the contingent, fragmentary and unpredictable.
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Promotional poster for 'You're a Tourist in My Town' by Aili Schmeltz and Gabriel Dubois, a site-specific installation exhibition curated by Valentina Casacchia at Espronceda Center for Art and Culture in Barcelona, July 2017.
July 7–29, 2017ByIn,

You’re a Tourist in My Town — Schmeltz & Dubois

Aili Schmeltz and Gabriel Dubois present a site-specific installation on identity and borders at Espronceda, Barcelona. Opening reception 20 July 2017.
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Promotional poster for 'Mnémesis' by Rafael Lobo Blanco at Espronceda Center for Art and Culture in Barcelona, featuring an abstract painting in grey, black, blue and yellow tones, with exhibition dates from 10 to 20 May 2017.
May 9–20, 2017ByIn,

Finissage “Mnémesis” by Rafael Lobo Blanco – 20 May

Espronceda presents 'Mnémesis', a multidisciplinary project by Rafael Lobo Blanco curated by Maribel Navarro, closing with a finissage on 20 May 2017.
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Flyer of the exhibition Leftovers by Grazia Amendola, a site-specific artist residency project presented at Espronceda Institute of Art and Culture in Barcelona in November 2016.
November 26, 2016ByIn,

Opening ‘Leftovers’ by Grazia Amendola, 26 Nov

Opening of 'Leftovers', Grazia Amendola's site-specific project on Barcelona's markets, created during her artist residency at Espronceda. Free entry.
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vernissage liquid gender fabian vogler
24 Sep – 18 Oct 2016ByIn,

Vernissage «Liquid Gender» by Fabian Vogler

Vernissage of Liquid Gender, Fabian Vogler's exhibition at Espronceda, Barcelona, exploring intersexuality and gender diversity through bronze sculpture and immersive sound installation.
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vernissage spending time barcelona christophe constantin
30 Jun – 10 Jul 2016ByIn,

Vernissage: ‘Spending Time in Barcelona’ by Christophe Con...

Opening of 'Spending Time in Barcelona', a multidisciplinary show by Christophe Constantin at Espronceda exploring time and the city through installations, drawings and video.
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vernissage borderlands andrea wilmsen
June 25, 2016ByIn,

Vernissage · ‘Borderlands’ by Andrea Wilmsen

Opening of 'Borderlands', a photo and video installation by Andrea Wilmsen exploring physical and psychological borders. Espronceda, Barcelona, June 2016.
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