TERRA INCOGNITA (UNKNOWN LAND)
Al-Tiba9 Contemporary Art Gallery
Barcelona (ES)
Al-Tiba9 Contemporary Art Gallery brings together the artists Eriko Kaniwa, Marina Gasparini, Anna Skoromnaya, Nicolas Vionnet, Aiman and Yvonne Mak in a group exhibition that explores transformation, perception and materiality.
Through conceptual installations, sculpture, digital art and textile art, these artists navigate the fluid boundaries between nature and human intervention. Titled “Terra Incognita”, the exhibition invites us to reflect on the hidden forces that shape our environment, memory and identity, offering a poetic dialogue between the tangible and the intangible. The gallery is located within a 300-square-metre space in El Born, the historic district of Barcelona, in close proximity to several well-known museums, including the European Modern Art Museum, the Picasso Museum, the Moco Museum, and the Chocolate Museum.
Al-Tiba9 Contemporary Art was founded by Mohamed Benhadj, an independent curator with a decade-long experience working with established artists, museums, and collectors. The gallery runs several programmes to promote international artists and invites art professionals through art exhibitions, talks, publications, online events, and much more.
Opening: Thursday, April 3rd, 2025, at 18:30
Exhibition: April 3rd - May 17th, 2025
Opening times: Tuesday to Friday, 12:00 to 19:30, Saturday, 13:00 to 19:30
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SILENT DIALOGUES
Snap Collective Publishing
Copenhagen (ES)
Swiss artist Nicolas Vionnet is captivated by the unexpected. His works draw inspiration from clever allusions, carefully conceived on-site and tailored to their surroundings. These subtle interventi- ons invite viewers to enter into a dialogue.
The first monographic survey of Vionnet‘s work, „Silent Dialogues - Interventions in Public Space“, spotlights his public space instal- lations while also showcasing his broad multidisciplinary oeuvre spanning the past 20 years.
With texts by (among others):
Nele Ouwens (independent curator, Berlin) and
Jordanis Theodoridis (director, widmertheodoridis gallery, Zurich - Athens).
ISBN: 978-87-7620-478-5
A4 portrait format (21 cm x 29.7 cm), 192 pages
Hard cover, thread stitching, satin pages and matt paper.
Published in Denmark, available at the Danish Royal Library in Copenhagen. Made in Germany.
Book language: English/German
Publishing house: Snap Collective
Editorial Assistant: Natalia Manole
Designer: Elena Bidnenko
The publication of this book is scheduled for July 2025. However, it is already available for pre-order in the official Snap Collective bookshop.
