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Visual Creativity Workshop with Antonio Caro at Espronceda, Barcelona
April 13, 2015ByIn, ,

Visual Creativity Workshop with Antonio Caro

Colombian conceptual art pioneer Antonio Caro leads a 10-day Visual Creativity Workshop at Espronceda, Barcelona, from 13 to 23 April 2015.
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Colorful mural panels created by students for the Kids' Guernica and Rebirth projects, presented at the Istituto Comprensivo Perri-Pitagora and celebrated in collaboration with Espronceda, the art and culture center in Barcelona.
March 5, 2015ByIn, , ,

Art & Education: Istituto Comprensivo Perri-Pitagora

Perri-Pitagora school marks the 20th anniversary of Kids' Guernica and Pistoletto's Third Paradise project, with workshops, exhibitions and 1,600 students.
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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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