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“Accident” by Helena Vinent in “We Will Keep Each Other Company When It Grows Dark”

31 October 2024 — 19 January 2025

— Curated by Irina Mutt With the support of the Banc Sabadell Foundation

“Accident” by Helena Vinent in “We Will Keep Each Other Company When It Grows Dark”
Participants
Helena Vinent
Venue
CCCB. Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona
Date and hours
31 October 2024 — 19 January 2025 Add to calendar

Accident, a new project by Barcelona artist Helena Vinent, is the last of the Espai 13 2024 exhibitions in the program We Will Keep Each Other Company When It Grows Dark, curated by Irina Mutt.

In their exhibition, Helena Vinent creates an experience that revolves around the tension between accessibility and a search for pleasure, where access to the museum’s spaces involves a negotiation that transforms the way we move through them.

Espai 13 becomes a space where crips* cease to be passive subjects and provoke an accident that aims to overturn the ableist paradigm.

Helena Vinent

Artist
www.helenavinent.com

1988, Barcelona

Helena  Vinent

Helena Vinent has been a resident artist at Fabra i Coats in the context of a SAC-FiC scholarship for visual artists, a long-term resident artist at Hangar, and she is currently carrying out a residency at L’Escocesa. Her works have been displayed in a number of spaces, including La Casa Encendida (Madrid), Mécènes du Sud (Montpellier), the Fran Reus gallery (Palma), the Joey Ramone gallery (Rotterdam), Arts Santa Mònica and the LOOP Festival (Barcelona). She has been awarded a number of prizes and scholarships, including the Sala d’Art Jove creation award, the Guasch Coranty scholarship, the Hangar production scholarship, the Baumannlab production scholarship, the ICUB Museums and Creation scholarship, the La Nit dels Museus creation scholarship, the Geneaciones award from the Montemadrid Foundation, the visual arts research and innovation scholarship from the Catalan regional government, and the Premis Barcelona 2020 award. Her works are featured in a number of collections such as the Montemadrid Foundation, the Guasch Coranty Foundation and the MACBA.

Last update 21 October 2021