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We act as catalysts of talent, a platform to give visibility to emerging creators with a transversal and peripheral look aligned with values that improve society.
CALL FOR ARTISTS
“THINK THE CITY”
The selected works will be exhibited at El Invernadero from September 25 to October 4, 2024, during the Madrid Architecture Weeks.
The call “Thinking the City” calls for emerging artists who, through their work, reflect and dialogue on the contemporary city, offering unique perspectives on their real experiences, research and desires, from a critical awareness. The initiative aims to give voice to visions that offer a new reading of urban landscapes and societies.
The selection will focus on works that challenge and deepen urban understanding, using techniques such as painting, photography, sculpture, video creation, digital art and also performance, or hybridizations of the above.
We will have an exceptional jury
EVENTS
25 Sep
19:00
EXHIBITIONS
From: 25 Sep 24
To: 04 Oct 24
De 11:00h a 19:00h
Invernadero The Sibarist
San Lorenzo, 11
The call “Thinking the City” calls for emerging artists who, through their work, reflect and dialogue on the contemporary city, offering unique perspectives on their real experiences, research and desires, from a critical awareness. The initiative aims to give voice to visions that offer a new reading of urban landscapes and societies.
We have had an exceptional jury:
asun rodríguez montejano. Comisaria
Elba Benítez. Galería Elba Benítez
Carlos Garaicoa. Artista
Javier Aparicio. Galería El Chico
Paco de Blas. Gestor Cultural
Carlos Alvarez. Editor. Piece with Artist
Silvia Hengstenberg. ART U READY y The Sibarist
After carefully analysing each proposal received, we are pleased to announce the names of the artists selected in the first call for emerging artists,
‘Thinking the city’.
There has been a very high standard and it has not been easy to make the decision.
The shortlisted artists are (in alphabetical order):
Carme Aliaga Perera
Daniel Barrio
Sebastián Bayo
Paula Botella Andreu
Solange Contreras Pavez
Julia Grunberg
Stefanie Herr
Delfina Inés Giacomo y Wanda Acevedo
Rodrigo Moreno
Mina Nogueira
Chema Rodríguez
Dayana Trigo
PARTICIPANTS:
Mina Nogueira
Carme Aliaga
Delfina Inés Di Giacomo y Wanda Acevedo
Solange Contreras
Stephanie Herr
Daniel Barrios
Bárbara Pérez
Julia Grunberg
Chema Rodriguez
Sebastían Bayo
Dayana Trigo
Paula Botella
Rodrigo Moreno
From: 13 May 24
To: 13 May 24
De 19:00h a 23:00h
tr31ntayuno
Fernando VI Street, 31
10 works of 10 artists photographers that we will be able to acquire next Monday, May 13 in our space Tr31ntayuno. See works in our magazine article. Limited places, don’t miss it!
PARTICIPANTS:
Uxío da Vila
Palito Dominguín
Mirta Rojo
Mileva Jevremovitch
Inés de León
Ester Bellón
Cup of couple
Bea Gaspar
Bárbara Lanzat
Alfonso Ohnur
PARTICIPANTS
Stephanie Herr
Stefanie Herr (1974) is a German architect and visual artist based in Barcelona since 2002. Her work fuses sculpture and photography, creating multidimensional pieces that explore fragmentation and superimposition to alter meanings.
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Solange Contreras
Solange Contreras (1975), is a visual and plastic artist, lover of crafts and mixed media. Her artistic practice is influenced by her experience as a Latin American migrant woman, mother and student at 40, focusing on gender inequality and disconnection with nature. She uses traditional techniques such as sewing and carpentry to rescue ancestral thinking, questioning the neoliberal model through the value of time and dedication to materials.
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Sebastían Bayo
Sebastián Bayo (1990), trained in art from a young age and studied architecture in Madrid, where he took part in the Micras collective. After winning awards for his final year project, he worked in London and began his artistic career in 2016 with the exhibition ‘Expressions’ at the Crown House Gallery. He returns to Spain to balance his career in architecture and art, consolidating an anthropocentric approach in his exhibitions. He has presented works in Vitoria, Madrid and Barcelona and continues his training in sculpture, being selected for important awards and exhibitions.
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Rodrigo Moreno
Rodrigo Moreno (1994), is a visual artist specialising in painting and drawing, trained at the Complutense University of Madrid, where he studied a degree in Fine Arts, a Masters in Research, Art and Creation, and another in Teacher Training.
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Paula Botella
Paula Botella (1994), civil engineer specialising in urban planning and territorial development, trained at the Polytechnic University of Madrid and the Bartlett School in London. She has worked in international cooperation with organisations such as UN Habitat and the European Commission.
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Mina Nogueira
Mina Nogueira (2000), a young multidisciplinary artist, graduated in Fine Arts at the UCM and with a Master's degree in Artistic Production at the UPV. Her work explores urban public space and automation, including artificial intelligence as a creative tool.
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Julia Grunberg
Julia Grunberg (1988) is a visual artist from Madrid who explores human behaviour in interior spaces through installation, intervention, drawing and painting. She has received several awards, such as the INJUVE Creation Grants, where she developed mobile devices that approach space as a dynamic body.
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Delfina Inés Di Giacomo y Wanda Acevedo
Delfina Di Giacomo (2001) and Wanda Acevedo (2001), Argentinean students of Image and Sound Design (FADU, UBA), met while working on the documentary short film ‘Albores’, which Acevedo directed and Di Giacomo edited. They both did the sound design for the film.
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Dayana Trigo
Paula Botella (1994), civil engineer specialising in urban planning and territorial development, trained at the Polytechnic University of Madrid and the Bartlett School in London.
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Daniel Barrios
Daniel Barrio (1988), Cuban visual artist based in Madrid. He began his training in painting at the Academia de Artes Visuales de Cienfuegos and complemented it with studies in Art Direction at the Escuela de Cinematografía de Madrid.
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Chema Rodriguez
Chema Rodríguez (1988), his work revolves around the scenographic, which leads him to work in a variety of formats, including photography, sculpture and installation.
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Carme Aliaga
Carme Aliaga (1971) was born in Terrassa, where she lives and works. She has a degree in Fine Arts, specialising in painting, from the University of Barcelona. She has had numerous solo exhibitions in recent years and has participated in numerous group exhibitions in Madrid, Barcelona, Lleida, Copenhagen, Odense, Skagen, Amsterdam, Buenos Aires, Strasbourg and Paris.
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Bárbara Pérez
Bárbara Pérez (1977), architect and since 2017 also dedicated to sculpture, integrating her work with architecture and urbanism, focusing on nature and water.
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tr31ntayuno
Fernando VI Street, 31
The first floor, with more than 4 meters high, gives you amplitude and versatility. Imagine organizing here an event totally customized to your brand, essence and philosophy. Natural elegance as a container for everything from exclusive presentations to filming.
An author’s house (Justina neighborhood) of our real estate portfolio where will take place, from February 29 to March 10, Origen, a project of the artistic duo ELIURPI. It can be visited upon registration, with limited capacity.
Register at events@thesibarist.com or through this link.
Phone: +34 689 355 025
Invernadero The Sibarist
San Lorenzo, 11
It retains its original iron structure, grayish in color and with a marked French air. Today it has been converted into the office and headquarters of The Sibarist, in an ephemeral space, with a total of 76 square meters.