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The Ankaria Foundation, with the collaboration of PHotoEspaña (PHE), an international festival of photography and visual arts, organizes a viewing of portfolios that will take place on May 11. The portfolio viewing is a training program that is designed for those photographers who are developing a body of work and seek to know different professional …
Commemorating the first anniversary of the death of Juan Goytisolo the exhibition “Expectation and Memory. Approaching shores” arrives in Valladolid. Under the organization of the Ankaria Foundation, and again in collaboration with the Fundación Municipal de Cultura del Ayuntamiento de Valladolid, this photo exhibition will open its doors on the 20th of April and may be …
After the portfolio viewing session organized by the Foundation in Rome, the following photographers have been selected to participate in the portfolio viewing programme of Discovery Weekend by PHotoEspaña: Alessandro Toscano Valentina Vannicola Our congratulations to the ones chosen, and our thanks to all participants. We hope they all had a wonderful experience and continue …
The Municipal Room of the Church of Las Francesas in Valladolid, hosts “The painted word: artist’s books”. The exhibition is organized by the Municipal Culture Foundation of Valladolid City Council and the Ankaria Foundation. The painted word brings together around fifty serialized pieces, and presents the artist’s book as an exceptional format and medium for …
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The fourth edition of the La Palabra Pintada prize for the best artist’s book, awarded by the Ankaria Foundation, has gone to Guillermo Mora (Alcalá de Henares, 1980) for his work La Maison, a piece resulting from the combination of two intertwined books (La Maison Tellier, by Guy de Maupassant, and L’espagnol, by Bernard Clavel) …