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In Álava, Bizkaia, Gipuzkoa, La Rioja, Navarra and Pays Basque
Kubo Kutxa presents an exhibition by Soledad Sevilla
‘My own landscape’, an exhibition that is conceived as an immersion into the world created by the artist, who understands painting as a vital posture, presents us with her landscape, ordered, light, pure and frank, based on a profound investigation into geometry, space and light. Until 28 May.
Artium presents its 2023 exhibition programme
The Artium Museoa in Vitoria is dedicating solo shows to the artists Alejandro Cesarco, Carolina Caycedo, Rafael Lafuente and Julia Spínola and will produce their exhibition projects in collaboration with international museums and institutions.
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Photography as a transformative experience
‘Lúa Ribeira. Subida al cielo’ is a project made up of five series developed by the photographer Lúa Ribeira between 2016 and 2020: ‘Subida al cielo’, ‘Aristócratas’, ‘Las visiones’, ‘La Jungla’ and ‘Los afortunados’. Until 2 July at Kutxa Kultur Artegunea.
FANT 2023, the most fantastic cinema returns to Bilbao
The Fantastic Film Festival – FANT, organised by Bilbao City Council, will hold its 29th edition from 5 to 13 May. This year’s edition will kick off at the Campos Elíseos Theatre.
The true ‘Balenciaga character’
The Cristóbal Balenciaga Museum in Getaria explores a new perspective of the Basque couturier’s work, never before explored, and focusing on what makes “a Balenciaga” recognisable. It shows everything from the comic silhouettes of the 1930s to the abstract shapes of the 1960s, as well as the most iconic lines of the 1950s.
“I got to know the cliffs of La Corniche and the Geopark and I was captivated”
After studying architecture in his hometown of Bogotá, he came to Europe in 2008. She settled with her family in Saint-Jean-de-Luz and a few years later, in 2019, she set up her own business as an art ceramist.
The 90s in San Telmo Museoa, with energy and creativity
‘The New 90s’, on show until 4 June at the San Telmo Museum, is an exhibition essay by Nekane Aramburu, which brings the visitor closer to the different artistic collectives that worked in the late 80s, the 90s and the beginning of the new millennium.
“Behind receiving a Goya, there is a lot of work”
Biscayan audiovisual producer, Iván Miñambres has received several Goya awards during his career: Best Animated Short Film -‘Decorado’, ‘Loop’- and Best Animated Film -‘Unicorn Wars’-. We talk about his career and future projects in this exclusive interview.
The Forest of Oma will open to the public in October
The Forest of Oma faces its last painting phase. Nineteen artistic groups will be painted during this second and final painting phase, which will run from March until the end of summer 2023.
Kubo Kutxa presents an exhibition by Soledad Sevilla
‘My own landscape’, an exhibition that is conceived as an immersion into the world created by the artist, who understands painting as a vital posture, presents us with her landscape, ordered, light, pure and frank, based on a profound investigation into geometry, space and light. Until 28 May.
The XXIX edition of dFERIA arrives with its scenic programme
This year the Fair will be held from 13 to 16 March – with several shows also scheduled for the Saturday and Sunday beforehand – and will feature 28 companies performing 28 shows in 44 performances, 68% of which will be premieres.
“To be an illustrator is to be an artist who illuminates ideas”
Mikel Casal, illustrator of books, press articles, cartoons, posters… refers to himself as an eclectic illustrator. We can find Mikel’s prints in an Art-Shop in the Old Part of Donostia San Sebastian (Lance&Malone) and, moreover, he has just published the book ‘Hector o el lado optimista de la vida’. He has granted us an exclusive interview.
Discover Bilbao with the Playmobil toys
The YIMBY space, in the Sota building, opens an exhibition of photography and some handcrafted objects by Sara Moreno. The peculiarity of this Bilbao photographer’s work is that it features the famous Playmobil dolls that “pose” for the images in recognisable places in the capital. Until 3 May.
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