+ MoMA
Jack Whitten created visionary beauty from righteous anger. Born in Bessemer, Alabama, amid the violence of the segregated South, he joined the Civil Rights movement, then made his way to New York in 1960. There, he decided to become an artist. Continue reading Jack Whitten
Known for his experimental approach to music, Atoui amplifies the acoustic properties of bronze, textile, stone, ceramic, and other materials. The installation includes digital and analog instruments which the artist designed to perform the soundscape that can be heard throughout the exhibition. Continue reading Tarek Atoui
+ Emalin
Adriano Costa’s practice mixes universals with trash. He will object to this – just as he would refute the existence of found objects, or site-specific exhibitions. Imbuing all of the material world with the same force of spiritual importance, he concludes that everything is found and everything is site specific. Continue reading Adriano Costa
Carlos Morago’s work captures empty and austere spaces, serene and balanced, illuminated with a soft and clear light that allows him to explore a very rich range of grays and whites, which are the most present colors in his palette. Continue reading Carlos Morago
+ Fundació Catalunya La Pedrera
Sean Scully (Dublin, 1945) is one of the most prominent artists in contemporary abstraction. Known for his use of color, Scully has simplified his iconographic repertoire to a series of lines, stripes, and blocks, which have become the distinctive elements of his work. Continue reading Sean Scully
