Euskaraz Iraqurri: Euskal Herriko BI Gallery Hartuko Dute Part Arcomadriden

Two Basque galleries will participate since Wednesday, March 5, in the 44th edition of the Arcomadrid Contemporary Art Fair. Bilbao Carreras Mugica will be in the general program of the Fair, while the Donostiarra Villa Magdalena, founded in 2020 by Commissioner and writer Cy Schnabel, will do so for the first time, in the Opening section, dedicated to new galleries.

Also, about twenty Basque and Basque artists exhibit in Arcomadrid: Sahatsa Jauregi (The Ryder Gallery); June Crespo (Ehrhardt Gallery Flórez); Nora Aurrekoetxea (Juan Silió Gallery); Ines Medina (José de la Hand Gallery); Mari Puri Herrero (Alvaro Alcázar Gallery); Juan Luis Moraza, Manu Muniagiandikoetxea and Bene Bergado (Minimum Space Gallery); Esther Ferrer and Itziar Barrio (Angels Gallery); Asier Mendizabal (Projects D); Esther Ferrer (Gallery 1 Mira); Ibon Aranberri and Francisco Ruiz Infante (Elba Benitez Gallery); Josu Bilbao and Itziar Okariz (Et Hall Gallery); Elena Aizkoa (Rosa Santos Gallery); Karlos Martinez Boardoy (Comfortable format gallery); and Nahia del Castillo (Stand Prado Museum).

In addition, the Basque Government has reported that, in addition to Arco, the work of different Basque and Basque artists can be enjoyed in different exhibition centers in Madrid.

The ViceHendakari First has visited the work “Solar” of the Navarra based in Bilbao, June Crespo, in the Ehrhardt Florez gallery (from March 6 to April 4); The work “The Illicit Meeting” by Guerniquesa Gema Intxausti, in collaboration with the Exhibition Expation the Bilbao Workshop, in the gallery nobody ever nothing (March 5 and 6, with prior appointment); and the work of Bilbao Nora Aurrekoetxea, in the Juan Silio Gallery, “Misty Floors Wet Skies” (from February 1 to March 29).

Arcomadrid is celebrated from Wednesday to Sunday, and the contemporary art fair has put his gaze in the Amazon, he has strived to pamper the collectors and will serve as a stage for the gallery owners to protest the 21 % VAT in the artistic transactions, which they consider should be equated with 5 or 6 % of the EU.

Source: Eitb

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