Risk and Rupture. A Mail Art project for receptive people
Activity related to the exhibition #MiraEsBaluard
Educational proposal aimed at groups interested in this artistic trend that, in the line with the ways of doing and epistemologies of mail art, is designed to be developed without the need to come to the Museum in person.
Likewise, the participating groups also receive by post an image by the artist Tonina Matamalas, created around the issues of how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected our mobility, the parcellation and division of spaces, times, social and affective relationships, as well as the way in which our individual desire and will have come into conflict with the general interest.
Matamalas’s work acts as a suggestive invitation for the different groups to generate their own creations, after careful individual and collective reflection on the issues raised by the artist. In the project have also been involved Jaume Pinya (curator), Pep Canyelles and Horacio Sapere, artists and owners of the documentary archive in which this exhibition.
Results
EDIB
Jordania Soriano
Jordania Soriano
Jorge Casterad
Marcos Calvo
Paula Mesquida
Paula Mesquida
Alejandro Troy Chick Domínguez
Alexandra Feliu
Carla Las
Daphne Quienenbadn
Daphne Quienenbadn
Enrique C.Q.
Ingrid Marín
Jaime Jiménez
IES Guillem Colom Casasnoves
Aina Frau
Blanca Capó
Irene Dalla
Irene Dalla
Iris Castañer
Isona Mayol, Carla Bibiloni
Isona Mayol, Carla Bibiloni
Maria Ferrer
Maria Ferrer
Maria Oufrigh, Laia Nadal
Maria Oufrigh, Laia Nadal
Marina
Marina
Mónica Da Silva
Pablo Carreras, Matias Fresno
Pablo Carreras, Matias Fresno
Salima Lazaar
Sebastià Mullor
Sebastià Mullor
Anónimo
Anónimo
Anónimo
Anónimo
Anónimo
UIB – Artistic Education – Degree in Primary Education
Magdalena Hernández, Ainhoa Romero
Maria del Pilar Mascaró
Miquel Molina
Carla Cuevas
Sonia Serra, Joan Andreu, Biel Ramins, Alba Bauza
Mercè Ute Rovira, Victòria Rodríguez, Maria Riera, Rocío García, Marta Vich
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