Casal Solleric April – June 23rd: Jaume Orejuela (Total resolution)

Jaume Orejuela (Pollenca 1981), awarded with the Premi Art Jove of l´Institut Balear de la Joventut del Govern Balear (Young Arts Award) has carried out a specific project presented these days at the Casal Solleric. Jaume Orejuela was born 1981 in Pollença, Mallorca. Between 2005 and 2010 he lived in Barcelona’s Raval district and since 2010 in Pollença and Barcelona.

Total resolution. 53.028 pinzellades de pintura acrilica is a multidisciplinary exhibition-proposal of gathering a group off paintings, pictures, maps and the bicycle with which he drove a 40km route of red thread within the exhibition room itself: http://youtu.be/RKgzOERfsTQ

Starting from his interest in the places he has lived in and the mythical geography that takes us beyond one’s experiences…

…this exhibition is the result of his trip to New York, where he drew the Balearic Islands sketch, visualizing a trace of fragile red thread through suburbs and streets randomly picked from the map of the metropolis.

“Synopsis” – Sala Pelaires Abril/ Junio 2013

Sala Pelaires

Wieder einmal hat eine bunt gemischte Sonder-/ Sammelausstellung Einzug ins Sala Pelaires gehalten, mit bekannten Namen wie:

Antoni Clavé, Jordi Alcaraz, Antoni Miralda, Bernardí Roig, Rafael Canogar, Eduardo Arroyo, Guillem Nadal, Joan Brossa, Miquel Navarro, Nigel Hall, Pepe Cobo, Pep Llambías, Rafa Forteza, Rebecca Horn (Abril/ Junio 2013).

Ich sage zu der Ausstellung mal…

Pepe Llambias – Nothing

…und lasse die Bilder für sich sprechen.

Rafa Forteza – Hay ahi ceniza

Guillem Nadal – Illes V

Jordi Alcaraz – Tocar l´escultura

Jordi Alcaraz – Tocar l´escultura

Nigel Hall – Chinese Whispers IX

Antoni Miralda – Columna

Miguel Navarro

Eduardo Arroyo – Desollinador

Rafael Canogar – 2005

Joan Brossa – Escanyapobres

Joan Brossa – Escanyapobres

Antoni Clavé – Ell guipa

Rafa Forteza – Pura y sin fisura, esta luz lo quema todo

Rafa Forteza – Pura y sin fisura, esta luz lo quema todo

Bernardi Roig – Father-light (Amadeus)

Bernardi Roig – Father-light (Amadeus)

Pepe Cobo – Corredor

 

Rebecca Horn – Octavio Paz (Vislumbres de la India)

Rebecca Horn – Octavio Paz (Vislumbres de la India)

Rebecca Horn – Octavio Paz (Vislumbres de la India)

Rebecca Horn – Octavio Paz (Vislumbres de la India)

Horrach Moya 03/2013: Group Exhibition

Group Exhibition:
Vasco Araújo, Martin John Callanan, Carles Congost, Girbent, Susy Gómez, Aníbal López (A-1 53167), Montserrat Soto, Alejandro Vidal.

Alejandro Vidal & Aníbal López

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Alejandro Vidal – <<Paradise of exception. 2012, a digital print on hahnemühle paper:

Alejandro Vidal

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Aníbal López A-153167 exhibits <<Fluidos corporales. 2012, Blood on watercolor paper:

Aníbal López (A-1 53167) – Fluidos Corporaales

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Still exhibiting since the Nit de la Art is VASCO ARAÚJO with his <<identity stories, “making use of metaphorical narratives, plots characterised by solitude and divergences in order to represent allegorically the theme of change in the human being and the dichotomy between the real and the unreal, deceiving and deluding the spectator in the expectation that he believes what he sees or, ultimately, what he does not see”.

VASCO ARAÚJO – identity stories

Shown is a series of fourteen drawings on cardboard inspired by drawings of medieval maps:

VASCO ARAÚJO: <<identity stories

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Also still on display since last year is Susy Gómez with a part of <<Simplemente observa, permanece, silenciosa, quieta, sin concepto. 2012, showing the result of exposing two hair dryers to 250ºC temperature, displayed on a dining table:

Susy Gómez – Simplemente observa

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Martin John Callanan exhibits <<The Fundamental Units. 2012, the result of amassing millions of pixels of data, to photographs in microscopic detail far beyond the capacity of the human eye, the lowest monetary unit of each of the 160 active currencies of world:

Martin John Callanan – The Fundamental Units. 2012

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Girbent – Anunciación / El grito 2013:

Girbent – Anunciacón / El grito

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Caixa Forum 03/2013: Torres y rascacielos – “De Babel a Dubai”

Die Ausstellung gibt einen Überblick über den Bau von Wolkenkratzern, beginnend mit dem Mythos vom Turmbau zu Babel, welcher nach dem Buch von Genesis in Shinar gebaut und eine Quelle der Inspiration für europäische Künstler aus dem 13. Jahrhundert wurde, über die ersten Wolkenkratzer der Welt, Design, Struktur und Technik aufzeigend, bis hin zu Wolkenkratzern, die im 21. Jahrhundert gebaut wurden.

“Towers and Skyscrapers: From Babel to Dubai”

Since the creation of the myth of the Tower of Babel to the first skyscrapers, the number of supertall buildings has trebled this century. These buildings are one of the most important hallmarks of modernity and constitute an essential reference in terms of urban planning, taking architecture as the starting point to explore great questions in cultural history, seeking an overall vision going beyond the focus on particular styles and historical periods to suggest a broader understanding of architecture in the world around us.

This exhibition, curated by Robert Dulau (conservative Heritage chief of France) and Pascal Mory (architectural historian), currently running at Caixa Forum, looks at the grand evolution of the skyscraper where mankind embarked on a quest to advance it’s creativity, pusing boundaries in architecture and offering a journey through the history of these buildings through paintings, prints, 3D- models, photographs and video-installations.

Sala Pelaires 03/2013: Tots som putes ‘Un any d’art i mamades’

A group of fifteen artists, entitled ‘Tots som putes’, exhibits ‘Un any d’art i mamades’ at Sala Pelaires in March, reflecting the current art scene in Mallorca.

Albert Pinya, Tomas Spicolli, Max, Grip Face, Alona Vinc, Bel Fullana, Adriana Petit, Gerard Armengol, Tomeu Coll, Ian Waelder, Veru iche, Evarist Torres, Guillermo Rubi and Pablo Attfield are exhibiting their works.

La musica no lo es todo

Turn it on

Never understand – Upside down – Reverence

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Els Artistes

La mullo

El maestro amaestrado

Photo in an envelope

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Palma, last night at the Borne…

‘Es Foner’ by Lorenzo Rossello

Casal Solleric In’Sight’: La elegancia del dibujos

La elegancia del dibujo – Carlos Sáenz de Tejada (Modezeichnungen)
The Elegance of Drawing (Chronicles of Paris) by Carlos Sáenz de Tejada.

Featuring over 300 fashion drawings in ink, watercolours and gouaches painted by the avant-garde artist Carlos Sáenz de Tejada in Paris in the 1930s, this exhibit at the upper floor of the Casal Solleric is an authentic graphic chronicle of one of the great undiscovered avant-garde artists of the time. The painter, one of the greatest illustrators of his time, guides the visitor through the trends of the fashion capital of these days, portraying the new role women played during that period.

The exhibit, virtually an anthropological journey through fashion trends, is also a reflection of the new role of women in society at the time, his works an example of models of a stylized figuration, leaving aside his penchant for the avant-gardism of the early twentieth century or the social realism for which he became renowned during the 1920′s, being the wild years, and 1930s, the time of the Great Depression, time of revolution for fashion.

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For nearly 10 years, Carlos Sáenz de Tejada, steeping in the surrealism of Dalí and Breton, was front row witness to the latest collections and inner workings of the leading Paris fashion houses, shows presented by Worth, Patou, Callot Soeurs, Heim, Paquin or Rochas – where the models were still known as mannequins.

These shows, written up and illustrated on the pages of the daily newspaper ABC and the weekly magazine Blanco y Negro, were recreated by the artist in international publications, such as the French magazines Jardin des Modes and Femina, the German fashion magazine Elegant Welt and the American magazine Harper’s Bazaar. Under a pseudonym he also illustrated for the competition, Vogue.

In’Sight’:

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