Le Can Albertí 1740 Boutique Hotel in Menorca, in collaboration with the prestigious Velazquez's House, is opening an exceptional art exhibition from June 28 to July 8. This event will feature works by renowned photographer Isabel Munoz as well as creations by two artists in residence.
An exhibition that promises to immerse visitors in a rich and varied artistic universe, while celebrating Franco-Spanish cultural cooperation...
A unique cultural partnership
La Casa de Velazquez: A pillar of artistic culture
La Casa de Velazquez, a French institution established in Madrid since 1920, is distinguished by its commitment to promoting artistic and cultural exchange. This international artist residency is a place where French and Spanish cultures meet and enrich each other. The works exhibited at the Can Albertí 1740 Boutique Hotel perfectly illustrate this mission, offering a glimpse into the richness of contemporary art.
Can Albertí 1740 Boutique Hotel: A showcase for art
Located in the historic center of Mahon, the Can Albertí 1740 Boutique Hotel is more than just a place to stay. This boutique hotel, built in 1740 by the Alberti family, has become a cultural and artistic center. By regularly hosting exhibitions of modern and contemporary art, it continues a tradition of supporting artists and culture. This exhibition, in partnership with the Casa de Velazquez, is a unique opportunity to discover exceptional works in a historic and refined setting.
Artists and their works
Isabel Munoz: A renowned photographer
Internationally renowned photographer Isabel Munoz presents a selection of works centered on the archaeological site of Göbekli Tepe in Turkey. Her photographs explore the dialogue between past and present, matter and spirit, breaking the linearity of time. Isabel Munoz invites visitors to listen to the whispers of the stones through her works, which transgress temporal and material boundaries.
Nicolas Combarro and Regina Quesada: Artists in residence
Visual artist Nicolas Combarro uses his art to reveal the hidden spaces of the cities of Rome and Naples. His visual works offer a unique perspective on these often inaccessible places, revealing the beauty and complexity of their underground structures.
As for Regina Quesada, her drawings offer a personal reflection on the cyclical bond between humanity and the earth. Her graphic discourse explores the profound connections between human beings and stones, highlighting the millennia-old interactions between nature and culture.
The exhibition: A bridge between past and present
The exhibition at Can Albertí 1740 Boutique Hotel is an invitation to delve into the creative universe of the featured artists. Each work opens a door to a dialogue between different eras and materials, offering an authentic cultural experience.
On June 28, the day of the inauguration, a lecture will be given by Nancy Berthier, director of the Casa de Velazquez. She will present the institution and its role in promoting art and archaeology. Claude Bussac, director of artistic studies, will retrace the history of the Casa and its impact as an international artist residency. This lecture will be a valuable opportunity to better understand the goals and achievements of this remarkable institution.
A mutual commitment to culture
This exhibition symbolizes the shared commitment of Can Albertí 1740 Boutique Hotel and Casa de Velazquez to promoting art and culture. By showcasing works by talented artists, this event strengthens cultural ties between France and Spain and highlights the crucial role these institutions play in the contemporary artistic landscape.
Since its inception, Casa de Velazquez has strived to promote cultural and artistic exchange on an international scale. Its residencies and artistic programs offer artists a unique space for creation and exchange. This exhibition at the Can Albertí 1740 Boutique Hotel is a concrete manifestation of this commitment, highlighting works that celebrate the diversity and richness of artistic creation.
The exhibition at Can Albertí 1740 Boutique Hotel, in collaboration with Casa de Velazquez, is a unique opportunity to discover exceptional works of art in a historic and refined setting. It perfectly illustrates the commitment of both institutions to promoting art and culture, while offering visitors an enriching and inspiring experience.
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