Itinerant exhibitions

Photobook Phenomenon is an exhibition intended to contribute to offering new perspectives on the importance and impact of the photobook in contemporary visual culture, charting a course that extends from its origins to the vast output of the present day.

Marriages is an exhibitions programme held at the exhibition hall of BODEGAS RODA since 2007, and based on Foto Colectania’s collection of photographs.

The exhibition "Cara a Cara, Spanish and Portuguese Portraits of the Foto Colectania Collection" moves to Braga (Portugal), as part of the Mostra Espanha 2017 Festival.

In this exhibition we wanted to show the great pieces of contemporary Portuguese and Spanish authors of our collection, which on this occasion we have grouped around the portrait.
The diversity of the works presented comes from adding the most common approach to this genre, that of studio portrait, along with street photography. This license has allowed us to discover works that approach the medium from optics as different as spontaneity, complicity, control, rationality or chance.

In the convulsed New York of the 30s and 40s, Weegee was a freelance photojournalist who published in all the major newspapers and turned crime into a spectacle.
Always alert, he had in his car a radio tuned with the frequency of the police that allowed him to arrive first at the crime scene. His technique, of hard backlighting, gave the photos an aura of truthfulness and drama that continues to impact the viewer.

After Foto Colectania, the exhibition Weegee by Weegee now travels to Oviedo.

The exhibition "Francisco Gómez. Architecture Photography" presents, through 60 photographs, the author's affinity for Architecture, which began with his collaboration with the Arquitectura magazine. From then, his photographic practice was greatly diversified, and opened to genres such as Architecture photography and an incipient urban documentary practice.

Co-produced with Banc Sabadell Foundation, this exhibition explores the recent photobook phenomenon and the change that it has sparked in fine art photography in our country.