Exposició "Transicions"
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Exhibition "Gallissà, a Neo-Gothic…
Albert Alís (Mataró, 1961) is a visual artist with works in various museums and collections such as the Parliament of La Rioja, the Llançà Watercolour Museum - Fundació J.
Albert Alís (Mataró, 1961) is a visual artist with works in various museums and collections such as the Parliament of La Rioja, the Llançà Watercolour Museum - Fundació J. Martínez Lozano, the Pinacoteca of the Sant Andreu de Llavaneres Museum Archive, the Town Hall of Arbúcies, the Town Hall of Argentona, the Francesc Galí Donation of Palamós, the Iluro Foundation of Mataró, the Jaume Vilaseca Foundation of Mataró, the Municipal Museum of Mataró or the Baix Camp County Council of Reus. The exhibition "Transicions" at the Museu del Càntir d'Argentona focuses on staircases. Transitional spaces and passageways that connect areas located at different levels, which facilitate access to everyday places... or unknown ones. They go or come. In any case, they bring us. We can feel them as our own, or alien. They can bring us memories, or make us look forward, perhaps accompanying us for the first time towards the unknown. Consult more information about the exhibition "Transicions" on the website of the Museu del Càntir d'Argentona.
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Aquest cap de setmana a Barcelona
Altres plans a prop, per completar la sortida.
Concert
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L'Atlàntida
Theatre
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Plaça de Lluis Companys
Theatre
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Barcelona
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Sala Xavier Fàbregas
Theatre
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Teatre Auditori Can PalotsMés Exhibitions a Barcelona
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Exhibition "Gallissà, a Neo-Gothic Modernist"
A museum outside the museum
Exhibition "All This Was Field"