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Ceramics
Ceramic is a primordial material that reflects the plasticity and expressiveness of the time and the moment. In this wonderful environment where Árvore workshops are located, we will be introduced in this material. We’ll know the fundamental techniques of ceramic creative processes, incorporating constructive and decorative methods to make unique pieces favoring the creative development of students.
Coordination: Joan Llacer,
Profesor de la Escuela Oficial de Cerámica de Madrid y de la Escuela Taller de Arte Cerámico “FAENZA” de Madrid, ha sido reconocido con numerosos premios, entre ellos el premio Nacional en Talavera de la Reina-España en 1977, premio de la Bienal de Vallauris-Francia en 1984, y en la International Art Competition de New-York EE.UU. en 1988. Ha participado en las más importantes Ferias Internacionales de Arte de España y Europa, y son constantes sus exposiciones en galerías de toda España. Ha expuesto su obra en prácticamente todas las ciudades más importantes de Europa así como en algunas de Estados Unidos. Su obra está representada en numerosas Colecciones públicas y privadas: Palacio de la Moncloa, Museo Municipal de Madrid, Museo Nacional de Cerámica OBIDOS en Portugal, Museo Caselli de Italia -Módena y Nápoles-, Museo de Salónica en Grecia. Ha Realizado importantes murales cerámicos: Aeropuerto de Sondica en Bilbao, Universidad de Salamanca. Y esculturas Urbanas en numerosos puntos de la geografía Española.
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Painting
The workshop will be based on the knowledge, sharing and transmission of artistic and professional experience, both the person who runs it, as well as the other participants. It will be eminently practical, attention will be personalized so that everyone can express themselves freely, according to their own ideas and styles. Each one will experience, with the materials and means of expression, which he deems necessary: pencil, graphite, watercolors, oil, etc … so that everyone can find his own unique way to express their style.
Coordination:
Fredderik Takkenberg: 1963 Dutch. BA (Hons) Saint Martins School of Art, London 1985 Artistic director of Click-on World and. Collaborates with Pierre Passebon, Gallerie du Passage, Paris – Founds the workshop studio La Main d’Argent in Paris. 1995 – Group show “Salon des Bataves” Institute of the Netherlands.
Luis Javier Gayá Soler (Madrid, 1962). Graduated in Fine Arts at the Complutense University of Madrid. In 1996 obtained the Queen Sofia Prize in LXII Salon d’Automne and was invited to join the board of the Spanish Association of Painters and Sculptors, as vice president until 2004. From 1996 belongs to the School of Painting Figurative of El Escorial), the year that way engraver Pedro Arribas Workshop (Madrid). He has lived in Italy during different periods since 1997, working at the Academy of Spain in Rome and at the Fortuny Institution in Venice.
Sculpture
“Inside you there’s an artist you don’t know about …” (Jalai Ud-Din Rumi).
Through modeling we will explore the artistic possibilities of clay and the three-dimensional expression. We’ll make small works, discovering our creativity and spatial vision using various and simple techniques.
Coordination:
Irene García-Inés (Madrid, 1984) she is a sculptor and defends an integral vision of art. Graduated in Fine Arts in Madrid, where he collaborated with renowned sculptors, and in recent years she has lived and worked in Spain, Norway and Italy. Is currently developing his doctoral thesis on art, politics and economy and a floating exhibition prepares for the next Venice Biennale.
Photography and Performance
Theoretical-practical workshop in which we will work the relationship between the act and its photographic record as documentation that extends the original proposal artistic work. The theory will be practice through photographic exercises that will be presented later in a pooling and reflective experience.
We will focus on those artists who have worked or are working photo-performance giving more emphasis to the documentation as medium than to the recorded action. Approach to those concepts that are necessary to know and think to understand performance and the artistic process: time, space, self, the other , the body as a discursive tool and the link, among others. The importance of understanding the meaning of the elements of an image in order to interpret and make pictures with an intentional statement will be addressed. Reviewing the language of image: basic elements, photo framing, photo settings, composition. Ways to represent the message: description, symbolism, abstraction. Construction of the meaning of the images from the semantic elements that constitute it.
The photo sequence as structure to tell a story in a spacetime. Photo Settings: Blur/sharp, depth of field, black and white or color using and composition. Narrative unity: photography as a comic strip or film plane. Types of planes and camera angle. Narrative structures. Linear and circular story, side stories and possible combinations. Static, dynamic, temporal and spatial raccords.
Maider Bilbao Echeverría: Bachelor of Fine Arts in the University of the Basque Country. Later hits PhD Program “Thinking and praxis in contemporary art” at the University of the Basque Country. In the area of research has earned the Advanced Studies Diploma with the thesis “Performance Art: The body as a symbolic place in the work of artists performer. Last generation”. Complements her studies by taking courses and workshops on performance art, sculpture, photography, virtual art, contemporary aesthetics, etc. She has received several grants as Erasmus Scholarship in the Faculty of Art, Media and Design in the University of the West of England at Bristol, scholarship on New Technologies in Bilbao Arte Foundation and artist resident in the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art in New York.
