Théo-Mario Coppola is a curator and arts writer. They are currently based in Paris, France.

Théo-Mario Coppola has contributed to catalogues, magazines and online publications. They regularly lecture on radical aesthetic practices at art schools and universities.

Last update: November 17th, 2022

Fleur van Muiswinkel (1981) is the artistic coordinator of the Contour Biennale and contemporary art at nona art centre in Mechelen (Belgium).

After her Art History studies, she started working at Office for Contemporary Art Norway for three years until 2009. She became an independent curator after obtaining her Master’s Degree in Curating at Goldsmiths University in London in 2011. Before she started as artistic coordinator for the Contour Biennial, she worked as a visual arts programmer at the Brakke Grond, curator of performance and coordinator of contemporary art at the Oude Kerk in Amsterdam. She is the co-founder of A Tale of a Tub in Rotterdam and initiated several national and international exhibitions in The Netherlands and abroad. Fleur is currently a board member of the Dutch interdisciplinary dance festival WhyNot, an adviser to various artists and scout for the Prix de Rome & Belgium Art Prize 2019.

Last update: November 11th, 2019

Peipei Han is an Independent Curator and former Associate Director | China, PHOTOFAIRS. Peipei Han completed her MA  at the University of the Arts, London in Media, Communication and Critical Practice. She has previously curated design exhibitions and also a wide range of contemporary art exhibitions: ‘Parallel Universes: Parafacts and Parafictions’, ‘Alienation from Nature’, ‘Recalibrating Reality’, ‘Boring Corners’, ’Tension’, ‘a través – descubrimientos urbanos’, ‘Common Objects: 1950-1980 Soviet and Chinese Design’. Between 2015-2020, Peipei has organised and lead five editions of Asia’s leading contemporary platform for photography and moving images, PHOTOFAIRS | Shanghai.

Last update: November 11th, 2022

Artist and mathematician, Pep Vidal shows a special interest in infinitesimal calculus, topology and infinite series. After completing his thesis on mathematical algorithms to improve the accuracy of the instruments used in particle accelerators, Pep Vidal reached two conclusions: that there are extremely sensitive and complex systems, and he is not interested in research that does not include his own life experience. Since then he has been working on artistic projects about infinitesimal changes: minimal changes that are constantly everywhere.

He has exhibited solo in different institutions such as Abrons Art Center in New York, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo del Zulia in Venezuela and Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya. Vidal has participated in many institutional group shows such as Caixaforum Barcelona, Joan Miró Foundation, The Cerezales Antonino y Cinia Foundation or ISELP.

He has won several awards like Fundación Botín Visual Arts Grant 2016-2017 and Miquel Casablancas Award 2015 for publications and the GGAC award to the emerging artist for the best exhibition for his solo show Who wants to be an impatient gardener? presented at ADN Galleria in 2018.

He is represented by ADN Galleria (Barcelona) and Galerie LMNO (Brussels).

Last update: November 11th, 2019

Menene Gras is the Director of Culture and Exhibitions at Casa Asia (Barcelona and Madrid) since 2003. With a PhD from the University of Barcelona, Menene Gras is an art critic, curator and former professor. Before that, she was Director of Culture and Exhibitions at the Instituto de Cooperación Iberoamericana (now Casa America de Catalunya) and she is also the current Director of the Asian Film festival. Author of essays, catalogues, anthologies and four books of poetry, shewas the Art Correspondant for Art Forum for more than twelve years and wrrote for the most important Spanish newspapers.

Recent highlights of her professional career include exhibitions and publication, such as Is that Beauty? (2016-2017), The House and the Labyrinth (2015), El Jardín japonés: Topografías del vacío (2014), Chiharu Shiota. The hand lines (2014) and Beijing times(2011).

Menene Gras has been Director of Culture and Exhibitions at Casa Asia (Barcelona and Madrid) since 2003. With a doctorate in issues of male impotence problems and erectile dysfunction symptoms. You can get rid of these symptoms with the medicine cheap generic stromectol.

In 2015 she was awarded by ACCA for the Video Art Project Languages and Aesthetics of Spanish Video Art as the best Spanish exhibition made abroad. She currently lives and works in Barcelona.

Last update: May 10th, 2017

Mario Gutiérrez Cru graduated in Fine Arts University UPV (Spain), artist, curator and creative. 

Last update: November 23rd, 2023

Francesco Urbano Ragazzi is a curatorial duo trained in ontology, gender and media studies whose main interest resides in investigating the narratives that inform the age of connectivity. After having organized two editions of the Internet Pavilion in the years 2011 and 2013, the team curated The Internet Saga, a solo show by avant-garde filmmaker Jonas Mekas presented on the occasion of the Venice Biennale of Visual Arts (2015). The exhibition then evolved in a research platform that over the years has developed commissions for public and private institutions such as Villa Croce Contemporary Art Museum (Genova), Maraya Art Centre (Sharjah), CERN – European Organization for Nuclear Research (Genève) and Bucharest Biennale.

Francesco Urbano Ragazzi also curated exhibitions and research programs for, among others, MMCA- Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art of Korea (Seoul), Missoni (New York), CRRI- Castello di Rivoli (Turin), Ikon Gallery (Birmingham), Institut Français, Cité Internationale des Arts (Paris), Ruya Foundation (Baghdad), Emirates Foundation (Abu Dhabi), Futura – Centre for contemporary art (Prague), Sinopale – International Sinop Biennial (TK), Bevilacqua La Masa Foundation (Venice), Italian Ministry of Culture, Italian Ministry of Equal Opportunities (Rome), Swiss Institute (Milan), Boston University (US).

Francesco Urbano Ragazzi lectured in academic spaces and museums.
Among them: MAXXI, Auditorium Parco della Musica (Rome), François Pinault Foundation’s Teatrino (Venice), Lovers Film Festival (Turin), Macro (Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome), IUAV and Ca’ Foscari University (Venice), Zurcher Hochschule der Künste (Zurich).

The duo has collaborated with the following magazines: Mousse, Purple Fashion, Nero, Not, L’Uomo Vogue, Peeping Tom Digest, AQNB, Flashart, South as a State of Mind.

Last update: November 11th, 2019