Teresa Lanceta —recipient of the 2023 National Prize for Visual Arts— presents this work in book format, where her personal experience converges with collective memory...
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Teresa Lanceta —recipient of the 2023 National Prize for Visual Arts— presents this work in book format, where her personal experience converges with collective memory. The publication brings together her diary-like notes
Concreta 07 (Spring 2016) proposes new approaches to the notion of ornament understood as a force capable of subverting visual, social and political hierarchies and of proposing a series of collective relations from the everyday life. This issue features essays and articles by Marisa García Vergara, Teresa Lanceta, Lía Nin, Paulapé, Thomas Golsenne, Alfred Gell, Gabriela Kraviez, Jordi Bernadó, Oier Etxeberria, Sandra Santana, José Luis Castillejo, José Díaz Cuyás, Juan José Lahuerta and Prabhakar Pachpute.
Concreta 02 (Autumn, 2013) examines the notions of the trace and the face, as well as the experiences of time and the performative disposition of art to go beyond the mere production of objects and instead engage with actions. It is not so much a question of doing art as what to do with art. This issue of the magazine features essays and articles by Liz Kotz, Lola Hinojosa, Maria Muhle, Teresa Lanceta, Ricardo Basbaum, Thierry de Duve, Lorena Muñoz-Alonso, Víctor del Río, Mela Dávila, Nataša Petrešin-Bachelez and Enric Mira; as well as projects by Yto Barrada, Vicente Tirado, Oier Etxeberría and Hans-Peter Feldmann.