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EXHIBITIONS
PRIVATE SCENES
Pablo A. Rodríguez
Time: Monday to Friday: 10 to 13:30, 17 a 21
Saturday: 11 to 14, 17 to 20:30
Sunday closed
The photographs in this series have been taken over the last four years. In them, Pablo A. Rodríguez documents his closest environment and consciously pursues the creation of intimate spaces, where the search for his personal experience motivates the act of shooting and vice versa.
POSTNUCLEAR LANDSCAPES
Aleydis Rispa
Time: Monday to Saturday: 10:30 to 14, 17 - 20
Sunday close
Postnuclear Landscapes (2011-2013) is a series of chemigrams depicting a world without plants or animals, where the sunlight is veiled by ashy clouds, the water is putrid, and life becomes impossible.
Apocalyptic landscapes inspired by the Fukushima nuclear catastrophe that caused the largest marine.
HOW TO BUILD A FENCE
Andres Solla
Time: Tuesday to Saturday: 10:30 to 14, 17 to 20.
Sunday 10:30 to 14:30.
Monday closed
How To Build a Fence is a project made by Google Street View screenshots that describe subtle aspects of life around the refugee camp known as "The Jungle" in Calais. Actions that usually don't appear in the news and describe the less appealing side of a reality that is told too many times from the same point of view.
SYNTHETIC REALITIES: A PHOTOGRAPHIC EXPLORATION OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DIGITAL MANIPULATION:
Ana Belén Jarrín, Cristobal Ascencio, Inzajeano Latif,
Loli Laboureau, Quim Español, Roope Rainisto, RotorEstudio, Workshop Estampa
Time: Monday to Friday: 10 to 13:30, 17 a 21
Saturday: 11 to 14, 17 to 20:30
Sunday closed
"This exhibition celebrates the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital manipulation tools in photography. These new technologies provide photographers with unprecedented control over the creation and manipulation of images, blurring the boundaries between the real and the imaginary. The participating artists have taken diverse approaches, using AI to generate entirely new images or utilizing digital manipulation tools, such as Photoshop, to manipulate reality and construct entirely new digital worlds, creating surreal compositions. While some argue that these tools undermine the authenticity of photography, others see them as a way to expand the creative possibilities of the medium. As these technologies become more accessible, they are likely to shape the future of image making in photography."
TOMORROW EVERYONE WILL PREFER THE SHADOW
Blanca Viñas
Time: Tuesday to Saturday: 10:30 to 13:30, 17 to 20
Sunday 10:30 to 14:30
Monday close
Blanca Viñas explores ambiguous, fragile and unrecognizable spaces through analog photography. Play, chance and experimentation are part of her creative process. Her work speculates on the relationship between space and time, places the laws of gravity under suspicion and recovers the importance of the unconscious.
EXERCISES TO IMAGINE ONE VOLCANO
Lara Amat
Time: Tuesday to Saturday: 10:30 to 14, 17 to 20.
Sunday 10:30 to 14:30.
Monday closed
Exercises to imagine a volcano attempts to document a volcano in the Garrotxa area, which erupted approximately 28,000 years ago. The volcano today remains hidden within the territory - the project seeks to make it visible again from its remains and traces.
Winner Art Photo BCN 2022
"I LOVE YOU ME NEITHER.”
Lucia Moron
Winner of the Lumínic 2023 Open Call
Time: Monday to Friday 8 to 14, Thursday 8 to 19
Saturday and Sunday closed
Presentation with the artist: 21 of June at 19h
“Te amo. Yo tampoco.” is a project exploring the social, cultural, and family mandates many women carry around love and marriage. It is a dialogue between inheritances adhered to an image of the past and a present that tries to rebel. An attempt to break, or at least question, the paradigm of romantic love.
ACCESSIONS OF THE II CALL FOR ARTISTS DEL LUMÍNIC
Time: Monday to Friday 10 to 13:30, 17 to 20:30
Saturday 10 to 13:30. Sunday close
Andrea Salerno, Javier Talavera, Joana
Dionísio, Lucas Momparler, Rocío Bueno,
Xavier Carrion
ALREADY BUT NOT YET
Jordi Barreras
Time: Monday to Saturday: 9:15 to 13:15,
16:15 to 20:30. / Sunday closed
The pictures of ‘Already But Not Yet’ taken in the financial district of the City of London are a metaphor for a society in which social isolation and individualism prevail over a sense of community.
DORA MAAR. TRIP TO CATALONIA
Curator: Victoria Combalía.
National Archive of Catalonia
Time: Monday to Thursday 9 to 18. Friday 9 to 17.
Saturday and Sunday closed
As part of the Sant Cugat del Vallès Lumínic Festival and with the desire to share with the public the recent acquisition of some of the pieces created during that trip, the National Archives of Catalonia has produced the Dora Maar exhibition. Trip to Catalonia, with Victòria Combalía as curator.
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SCHOOLS EXHIBITIONS
ELISAVA
MEGHAN MATTHEWS
Outdoor exhibition
The University of ELISAVA participates in the fourth edition of the Luminic Festival with a student who will show her work in the street.
Meghan Mathews with the project“It was good enough for our mothers”
GRISART
Jen McLain
Outdoor exhibition
The GRISART school participates in the fourth edition of the Luminic Festival with a student who will show his work in the street.
Jen McLain with the "Dystopia" project
IEFC
Pau Vendrell
Time: Monday to Friday 9:30 to 14, 16:30 to 21
Saturday: 10 to 14:30, 16:30 to 21
Sunday close
Delving into the family archive led the artist to photograph objects from his childhood and establish connections between them as if they were dots, creating a constellation of universal and transgenerational memory. Kaleidoscopi De La Família Contemporània offers intimacy, tenderness and a desire to celebrate in the broadest sense of the word: living.
EL OBSERVATORIO
Students El Observatorio
Outdoor exhibition
The Observatory participates in the fourth edition of the Luminic Festival with two students where they will show work in the street. These students are:
Maria Canamasas Source with the project"Elvira"
Wayra Ficapal with the project"The Invisible Landscape"
FINE ARTS STUDENTS UB
UB Faculty of Fine Arts
Outdoor exhibition
The Faculty of Fine Arts participates in the fourth edition of Luminic Festival with two students where they will show a large-scale work in the street. These students are:
Carmen Barreiro Rubio with the project"Road to Monte Largo"
Iona E. Quesada with the project"shy light"
INS LEONARDO
Students from INS Leonardo
Time: Monday: 15:30 - 20:30.
Tuesday to Friday: 10 - 14, 15:30 - 20:30.
Saturday 10 to 14. Sunday close
One of the fundamental pillars of the Lumínic platform is its Educational Plan, the objective of which is to generate spaces for experimentation, knowledge and reflection around the photographic fact. For this reason, Lumínic is currently collaborating with various educational centres by holding workshops and calls for exhibitions of artistic work. In 2021, Lumínic began collaborating with INS Leonardo to carry out an annual cycle of workshops for 3rd ESO students. In these two editions, students have had the opportunity to take photographs with digital cameras, photo selection and editing sessions, as well as exhibition design. The guiding thread of this year's workshops has been experimentation with the image in search of documenting and portraying what we can find around us, whether in the classroom or the urban environment. This exhibition shows the results of the creation of the students throughout the entire school year 2022 - 2023.