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Changing Architectures, Cecília Lima
April 4, 2019ByIn,

Changing Architectures, by Cecília Lima

Solo exhibition by Cecília Lima at Espronceda Barcelona. An urban exploration subverting the physical, political and historical cracks of the city.
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Camera Obscura with Guilhem Senges – Motors & So
November 30, 2018ByIn,

Camera Obscura Experience – Motors & So with Guilhem Senges

Guilhem Senges invites you to experience a live camera obscura with large-format analogue photography as part of the Motors & So exhibition at Espronceda, Barcelona.
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Motors & So by Guilhem Senges
November 22, 2018ByIn,

Motors & So by Guilhem Senges

Espronceda presents "Motors & So", a retrospective by sculptor and photographer Guilhem Senges blending analog photography, sound installations and interactive installations.
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The Voice of Places @ LOOP Festival
November 12–22, 2018ByIn,

The Voice of Places — Gambino, Tarsitano & Barsacq @ LOOP

Espronceda presents 'The Voice of Places' at LOOP Festival 2018: video art, photography and music by Davide Gambino, Savina Tarsitano and Maya Barsacq. 13 Nov 2018.
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Dreamscape by Vitor Schietti
October 25, 2018ByIn,

Dreamscape by Vitor Schietti

Vitor Schietti's first retrospective at Espronceda, Barcelona, features large-scale multiple long-exposure photographs exploring time, duration, and the hyperreal perception of reality.
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India & Pakistan. Who Are You? Who Am I? by Judith Döker
July 26, 2018ByIn,

India & Pakistan. Who Are You? Who Am I? by Judith Döker

German photographer Judith Döker exhibits at Espronceda her personal vision of India and Pakistan, looking beyond fear-driven stereotypes to reveal shared humanity.
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neosexual construction pol gorezje
April 4, 2018ByIn,

Neosexual Construction by Pol Gorezje

Pol Gorezje brings acrylic-intervened photographs to Espronceda in Barcelona, exploring new sexual identities that challenge traditional gender and orientation categories.
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Who Builds the City? Juan Esteban
19 Oct – 19 Nov 2017ByIn,

Who Builds the City? @ Juan Esteban Sandoval

Colombian artist Juan Esteban Sandoval exhibits at Espronceda a photographic series exploring who builds the city and at what human cost.
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haraket valerio muscella october 20th 18h30
19 Oct – 19 Nov 2017ByIn,

Haraket @ Valerio Muscella, October 20th 18h30

Documentary photography exhibition by Valerio Muscella on Syrian refugee child labour in Turkey. Artist talk 20 Oct 18h30, opening 19h30 at Espronceda, Barcelona.
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Cartel en blanco y negro de la exposición 'In My Taxi' de Ryan Weideman en Espronceda, centro de arte y cultura de Barcelona, con una fotografía del artista al volante de su taxi junto a dos pasajeros, enmarcada por un borde a cuadros de ajedrez.
June 17, 2017ByIn,

“In My Taxi” by Ryan Weideman at Espronceda

Espronceda presents 'In My Taxi': over 40 analog photographs by NYC taxi driver and artist Ryan Weideman, documenting four decades of New York nightlife. Opening 1 June 2017.
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