Says Pedro G. Romero HE What is popular is not fame or pop or folk art or folklore. rather A transition of all these, but that would not be definitive either.. He knows this well because he had to do a lot of research to shape it. Exhibition Popular, The exhibition he curated opens at IVAM on the 5th.
The concept they give meaning to those with the least political representation“flying above this exhibition where the popular a performative, plastic, mobile nature that is in constant metamorphosiscloser to the ritual than the monument.
He researched I’s funds to explain all this.Valencian Institute of Modern Art and Reina Sofia or macbaHe was looking for works that would give consistency to his speech. He needed forty pieces from the Jenkins-Romero Collection from the Museum of Contemporary Art in Alicante (MACA). An important figure and the largest figure coming out of this fund..
Although this macro exhibition 1,500 worksIVAM director Nuria Enguita considers the funds provided from Alicante to be “very important” for this exhibition. «I want to thank you the generosity of the entire MACA team because some of them were now exposed and needed to be replaced.
Jenkins-Romero Collection for Enguita “one Great legacy for the Valencian Communityit’s a miracle”. And he points out that “never have so many tracks been released, and in addition to this importance”. In fact, there is “pSpeaking arts from the exhibition that we would not have had without the MACA collection and this is the qualitative importance of the fund.
Popular are works by artists such as the following from the Jenkins-Romero Collection. Black Walkermany traveled to Valencia, also Guerrilla Girls, John Giorno, Andy Warhol, Tony Gray, Félix González-Torres, Ellen Gallagher, Anna Bella Geiger anyone Corita Kentamong others.
Partnership
Highlights of MACA’s participation in this IVAM exhibition The importance of Alicante museum, as a reference to exhibitions in other museums and also The importance of inter-institutional collaboration.
It’s a relationship the IVAM director hopes to foster. «The future of the relationship depends on: keep strengthening it because it’s a legacy, for this whole collection and its legacy Eusebio Sempere. “It is a very suitable museum for the city, where the work is carried out extremely professionally.” In this sense, he thinks that “we need to strengthen institutions together, and this requires cooperation.”
“We will continue to work together. IVAM and MACA cooperate on many levels; It is fundamental to think about museums together, from an artistic and exhibition point of view, but also from a technical point of view, with mutual advice.
The exhibition also includes works by artists who made special works for this exhibition. This is the case of Teresa Lanceta from Alicante, whose career in textiles is closely linked to this concept of global popular.
The exhibition can be visited Until April 14, 2024. “This will be a reference exhibition. “It will be an eight-month, thought-generating exhibition where many ideas can be produced and discussed,” says Nuria Enguita.
Niño de Elche provides the music for the exhibition
There are fifteen songs from the many works Niño de Elche created for this exhibition. It’s built this way a type of soundtrack can be heard on some parts of the route. “There is a wide range of themes for some of the sonic works in the collection that he has chosen and discussed, for example,” he says. Nuria Enguita. These songs were recorded and heard in cinemas as well will be presented at an event planned to be held in February The artist from Elche will perform these live.
Source: Informacion
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