Exposición "El Nilo es más que un río"
Publicado el 28 de octubre 2023
TODOS LOS VÍDEOS DE ESTA CATEGORÍA
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5. "Written Culture in the Granada of Al-Andalus" by José Miguel Puerta Vílchez
Al-Andalus and the thousand-year Kingdom of Granada (1013-2013) is the subject of debate and reflection at the seminar and series of conferences which Casa Árabe, with the cooperation of the Alhambra and Generalife Board of Trustees and the Legacy of Al-Andalus Foundation, has organized as the final brushstroke to the exhibition "Art and Cultures of Al-Andalus. The Power of the Alhambra", which has been on display at the Chapel and Crypt of the Palace of Carlos V (Granada, Spain). In this context, José Miguel Puerta Vílchez from University of Granada presents "Written Culture in the Granada of Al-Andalus". More: http://en.casaarabe.es/news/series-of-conferences-and-seminar-on-the-art-and-cultures-of-al-andalus-the-power-of-the-alhambra-Publicado el 25 de marzo 2014 -
Conference: "New Art Market Scenarios: The Emerging Scene in Saudi Arabia
What characterizes the emerging art scene in the Gulf region? What place does Saudi Arabia hold, and more specifically the cities of Riyadh and Jeddah, in its development? In what direction are the artists, collectors and managers who work in the region looking? Taking advantage of the special moment provided by the ARCO International Contemporary Art Fair and the exhibition by Ayman Yossri in Madrid, Casa Árabe and Madrid's Sabrina Amrani Gallery are organizing a round table discussion with role-players who have first-hand knowledge of this cultural reality, which is not commonly experienced within our country's art scene. Visual artist Ayman Yossri converses with collector Basma Al Sulaiman, the founder of Basmoca, Saudi Arabia's first virtual art museum, and with Sara Raza, an art curator and expert on art from Central Asia and the Middle East, with a great deal of experience in the Gulf region. More: en.casaarabe.es/news/new-art-market-scenarios-the-emerging-scene-in-saudi-arabiaPublicado el 26 de febrero 2014 -
Conferencia: "Nuevos escenarios del mercado del arte: el panorama emergente de Arabia Saudí"
¿Qué caracteriza el panorama emergente del arte en la región del Golfo?, ¿qué lugar ocupa Arabia Saudí y específicamente las ciudades de Riad y Jeddah en este desarrollo?, ¿hacia dónde miran artistas, coleccionistas y gestores trabajando en la región?. Aprovechando el momento especial de la Feria Internacional de Arte Contemporáneo ARCO y la exposición de Ayman Yossri en Madrid, Casa Árabe y la galería madrileña Sabrina Amrani organizan esta mesa redonda con protagonistas que conocen de primera mano esta realidad cultural tan poco habitual en el panorama artístico de nuestro país. Más info en: http://www.casaarabe.es/noticias-arabes/show/nuevos-escenarios-del-mercado-del-arte-el-panorama-emergente-de-arabia-saudiPublicado el 26 de febrero 2014 -
Inauguración de la exposición "El Cielo Protector. Esculturas de Teresa Esteban"
Casa Árabe organiza esta exposición que reúne más de cuarenta trabajos, entre esculturas y dibujos, de la obra reciente de la escultora madrileña Teresa Esteban. Esta exposición ha sido comisariada por el teórico y crítico de arte Miguel Cereceda. Presenta el acto Eduardo López Busquets, director general de Casa Árabe. Más info en: www.casaarabe.es/noticias-arabes/show/el-cielo-protectorPublicado el 21 de febrero 2014 -
Conference: "Tea with Nefertiti"
Sam Bardaouil and Till Fellrath, the co-founders Art reoriented, a multidisciplinary curatorial platform based in Munich and New York, talk about their critically acclaimed exhibition Tea with Nefertiti, currently on show at IVAM, Valencia after a successful run at Mathaf, Doha and IMA, Paris. Through discussing the curatorial premise and methodology behind the show, they highlight the ways through which an artwork acquires different meanings and agencies when it travels through time and place. Through employing the Nefertiti bust as a metaphorical thread, and by interrogating the contested history of Egyptian Museum collections from the 19th century onwards, Bardaouil and Fellrath explore how an artwork can become a tool for the writing of much-contested narratives that serve as frameworks through which an image of another culture can be imagined and consequently fixed. More info: http://en.casaarabe.es/news/tea-with-nefertiti-the-creation-of-images-of-culture-through-the-artsPublicado el 23 de enero 2014
