Ana Mas Projects

Isaac Peral 7, 08902 L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona

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Mon to Fri: 11am–7pm

+34 936 337 475

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About the gallery

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Ana Mas Projects: exhibition view, Circunstancias Materiales, BGW2019. Photo: Cecilia Díaz-Betz

Ana Mas Projects is a contemporary art gallery born in 2015 and based in Barcelona, in a 70’s industrial building at Santa Eulalia’s neighborhood in L’Hospitalet de Llobregat. It also runs a parallel programming in San Juan (Puerto Rico) since that date. The gallery represents a multi-generational roaster of 15 artists, Spanish based and international, of which two thirds are women. 

Their practice explores a wide range of media that reflect the diversity of formal and conceptual discourses and narratives that define our time, supporting their vision in a dialogue with critics and curators, institutions and collectors, to boost the research and development of their body of work. AMP is the result of the accumulated experience from two previous projects, masART gallery (2004-2012) and Maserre gallery (2013-2015).

Represented artists:

Manel Armengol, Raúl Díaz Reyes, Quisqueya Henríquez, Carmen Mariscal, Xavier Miserachs, Lucía C. Pino, Àngels Ribé, Joaquim Chancho, Regina Gimenez, Melvin Martínez, Damaris Pan, Laercio Redondo, Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe, Soledad Sevilla

Exhibition: Triple recorrido

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Berta Cáccamo. Triple recorrido. Photo Eva Carasol

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Berta Cáccamo: Triple recorrido. Photo Eva Carasol

UNTIL NOVEMBER 3RD

Triple recorrido (triple tour), the first exhibition of Berta Cáccamo (Vigo, 1963 - 2018) at Ana Mas Projects, involves recovering the artist's memory from the initial moments of her career when she moved to Barcelona to study at the Sant Jordi Art School. The title of this exhibition refers precisely to one of her earliest and most emblematic works of hers -Triple recorrido- of which she carried out as soon as she finished her studies in fine arts firmly announcing full maturity in her artistic language. 

The exhibition is presented as a journey through some of the milestones of her artistic career, through paintings and papers representative of her various aesthetic configurations.   

The exhibition also includes an intervention by the artist Patricia Dauder, centered on the idea of "archive of the gaze", noticeably common to both artists. Dauder will provide a series of projected images that will dialogue with a systematic repertoire of works on paper made by Berta Cáccamo in the 2000s.

Curated by Juan de Nieves.

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List of artworks

Exhibition: artist(s)

Berta Cáccamo (Vigo, 1963 - 2018) was a Spanish abstract and conceptual painter linked to the renovating current of the Atlántica group. Her solo exhibitions include Horas felices (Museo Patio Herrreriano, Valladolid, 2022) and Enteiramente pintado: rexistros dun percorrido vital (Pazo Torrado, Cambados, 2019) both curated by Juan de Nieves; Expansión ensayo curated by David Barro (CGAC, 2017); and Verquidos curated by Miquel Mont (Casa da parra, Santiago de Compostela, 2014). His work has also been included in important group exhibitions such as Insistir en el mateix, tornar sobre una presència suggerida EACC, Castelló, 2019 curated by Ángel Calvo Ulloa; or Dibujos Germinales, Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid, 1998.

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Patricia Dauder (Barcelona, Spain, 1973) lives and works in Barcelona, Spain.

Selected solo shows: Ground and underground, La Virreina Centre de la Imatge, Barcelona (2021); Nadala, Fundació Joan Miró, Barcelona (2018); Introducing Patricia Dauder: Surface, National Gallery, Praga, Czech Republic (2018); The Second Image, Museu de Serralves, Porto, Portugal (2012); Horitzontal – Orbital, Espai Zero, Fundació Suñol, Barcelona (2009).

Works in public collections: Colección "La Caixa", Barcelona (Spain); Ministerio de Cultura de España (Spain); Fundació Banc de Sabadell (Spain); Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona, MACBA, Barcelona (Spain); Fundación Caja Madrid, España; Banco de España (Spain); CGAC, Cento Galego de Arte Contemporanea, Santiago de Compostela (Spain); CAAC, Cento Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo, Sevilla (Spain) Fundación Marcelino Botín (Spain); Coleçao Fundaçao Serralves, Porto (Portugal); Chartwell Collection, Auckland Art Gallery (New Zealand).

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Activities

Saturday 16.09 - 17:00

Guided tour to the galleries: Galería Alegría, NoguerasBlanchard, Ana Mas Projects, L21 Barcelona, ethall.
Limited capacity. Meeting point: Galería Alegría (Ronda de la Vía, 7, L'Hospitalet)

SOLD OUT

In collaboration with the ARCO Foundation, Barcelona Gallery Weekend is once again offering free guided tours to the participating galleries: seven walks guided by a local expert in which gallerists and artists will present their exhibitions first-hand. Each itinerary will take place twice during the weekend. In Catalan/Spanish.

Sunday 17.09 - 11:00

Guided tour to the galleries: Galería Alegría, NoguerasBlanchard, Ana Mas Projects, L21 Barcelona, ethall.
Limited capacity. Meeting point: Galería Alegría (Ronda de la Vía, 7, L'Hospitalet)

SOLD OUT

In collaboration with the ARCO Foundation, Barcelona Gallery Weekend is once again offering free guided tours to the participating galleries: seven walks guided by a local expert in which gallerists and artists will present their exhibitions first-hand. Each itinerary will take place twice during the weekend. In Catalan/Spanish.

Saturday 16.09 - 12:00

12:00H Galería Alegría. Talk with the artists Alberto Peral García and Luis Bisbe de la Fuente on their exhibition About what one says / that which is like this / only double.
12:45H NoguerasBlandchard. Tour of Anne-Lise Coste's exhibition Emoji peace dove Emoji red heart Emoji blue butterfly.
13:15H. Ana Mas Projects. Conversation between the curator Juan de Nieves and the artist Patricia Dauder.
13:45H. L21 Barcelona. Comented visit to Form follows painting, by Jaime Hayon.
14:15H. ethall. Guided visit by the artist Martín Vitaliti with guest curator.