Sons improbábeis

 

Group exhibition

 

28.06.2022 -16.10.2022

 

Sons improbábeis explores the different dimensions of sound in the visual arts. On the one hand, it aims to bring together different
samples of so-called sound art, an expression that is increasingly present in the work of contemporary artists, while also seeking to
investigate the presence of sound and music as an integral part or as a theme of works executed in a combination of media. Thus, languages such
as audiovisual or installation, which integrate sound as a fundamental part of their development. On the other hand, Sons improbábeis also
aims to visit works by artists who work with music as a theme from more traditional disciplines of artistic practice such as painting or
sculpture.

To outline the structure of this exhibition, three thematic axes are considered: a first one related to sound art, which includes works by artists who use sound as the essential raw material from which to construct their work; a second axis dedicated to the relationship of the artistic work with the universe of so-called cultured music in its classical and contemporary developments, as well as in the relationship with its listening spaces or its notation systems; finally, a part of the exhibition will be dedicated to the relationship established between visual art and pop music and the whole universe of imagery that surrounds these musical practices today.

 

ARTISTES / ARTISTS :

 

Xoán Anleo
Vasco Araújo
Amine Asselman
Misha Bies Golas & Benxamín Otero
Gonzalo Elvira
Ana Gesto
Juan López
Julia Llerena
Vítor Mejuto
Macarena Montesinos
Luisa Pastor
Ana Pérez Ventura
Alejandra Pombo Su
Susan Philipsz

 

COMMISSAIRE / CURATOR:

 

Iñaki Martínez Antelo

 

Vernissage / Opening reception
Mardi 28 juin, 20h  / Tuesday 28th June, 8 pm

 

Auditorio de Galicia – Sala Isaac Díaz Pardo
Avda. Burgo das Nacions, s/n /
Saint-Jaques de Compostelle
Espagne / Spain

 

 

12 mayor scales, 2015. Pencil, acrylic and ink on paper. 12 elements of 29,7 × 42 cm each.
Relieve nº3 (Chopin op.25 nº2), 2021. Acrylic on polyester. 4 elements of 42 × 29,7 cm each.

photos: Roi Alonso

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