La ventana indiscreta
26 May — 10 June 2016
— Screenings in domestic spaces in Barcelona
- Artists
- María Alcaide, Juan David Galindo, Miquel García, Daniel Gassol, Natalia Gima, Ciprian Homorodean, Albert Lozano, Francisco Navarrete, Rubén Oliva and Xavi Rodríguez
- Curators
- Andrés Vial and Miguel Ayesa Usechi
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La ventana indiscreta (Rear Window) is a delocalised project that involves a series of screenings in public areas throughout the centre of Barcelona. It is remarkable insofar as the videos will be projected from the windows of several privately-owners houses onto the neighbouring façades so that they will be viewed both by other neighbours, from their own homes, and by occasional passersby. The inclusion of streets and urban locations that do not usually function as hosts for audiovisual projects is the core of this event, and it implies how contemporary art should return to everyday life. The works have been selected through an open call for film projects that are clearly linked to the neighbourhoods and their inhabitants.
Artists: María Alcaide, Juan David Galindo, Miquel García, Daniel Gassol, Natalia Gima, Ciprian Homorodean, Albert Lozano, Francisco Navarrete, Rubén Oliva, Xavi Rodríguez
Andrés Vial
Andrés Vial, visual artist and curator born in Chile, works and lives in Barcelona. He studied agriculture, advertising and fine arts and holds a Master in Artistic Production and Research at the University of Barcelona. After a first time period devoted to teaching in a University in Chile and participating in of several solo and group exhibitions, he now spends his working time with the co-direction of the space “Espai Colona Barcelona” (independent exhibition space of contemporary art) and the production of his art works, which form part of several public and private collections.
Last update May 18th, 2016
Miguel Ayesa Usechi, Artist, holds a degree in Applied Arts of Sculpture from the University of Arts, Pamplona and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Barcelona, Postgraduate in Contemporary Creation by Idep Barcelona School and Master in Production and artistic Research from the University of Barcelona. His work nourishes from a diversity of materials and mediums to be concreted in installations or publications reflecting about the absurd, the dysfunctional and the futility as a critic of a excessively productive society. His projects have been exhibited by Huarte Contemporary Art Centre (Navarra), the Convent de Sant Agusti (Barcelona), the Center for Tabacalera Art (Madrid), the Brooklyn Art House Coop (New York) and the Centre d ‘ Art Lo Pati (Amposta).
Last update May 18, 2016
