àngels barcelona

Located in Barcelona's Raval district, àngels barcelona operates as a platform for contemporary artistic manifestations, with the aim of transcending disciplines and promoting critical thinking by developing a programme that brings together collaborations with artists, curators and other cultural agents at a local and international level. The gallery is a space where historical, social, political and media discourses are rethought. àngels barcelona builds, promotes and explores new cultural bridges, as well as experimental artistic practices.

Represented artists:

Daniel G. Andújar, Cecilia Bengolea, Carlos Casas, Lúa Coderch, Peter Downsbrough, Marcelo Expósito, Harun Farocki, Esther Ferrer, Joan Fontcuberta, Ion Grigorescu, Daniela Ortiz, Claudia Pagès, Mabel Palacín, Jaime Pitarch, Mònica Planes, Oliver Ressler, Jorge Ribalta, Pedro G. Romero, Michael Snow, Ania Soliman, Oriol Vilanova, Richard T. Walker

The scene seems to be the unit of meaning that best characterizes our time. Perhaps it is because it is becoming increasingly difficult to relate to the past, and even more so to the future. The scene, that situation in which we find ourselves now, what we experience, feel, think, with the information that we have circumstantially at at hand, is not only what makes sense to us, it is also a unit of action, what we react to.

Scene consists of an exploration through objects and sound of the most epidermal narrative forms, the most immediate and also the silliest.