Donald Judd: Sculptures 1965-1987 The form of three-dimensional art known as ‘minimal art’ emerged in the United States in the early 1960s. It was partly a response to post-war American painting, ‘abstract expressionism’ (for example, Jackson Pollock), which was seen as an expression of personal feelings, but also as an immediate reality transferred to the painted surface.
about " Joan Duran, Pere Noguera i Riera i Aragó. Sound and light"
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Barcelona: Spaces and Sculptures (1982-1986) The creation or redevelopment of an urban space may lead to the emergence of a new landscape that becomes symbolic.
about " Petit Comité. Montse Colomé, Ramon Colomina i Lola Puentes. Object of my life"
Joan Brossa or Words Are Things Thinking with the eyes Joan Brossa is a poet who often treats words and sentences as if they were objects. It is therefore logical that he also treats objects as if they were words or sentences.
