TRAVELING EXHIBITION Sabadell-Herrero exhibition hall, in Oviedo.
More than a hundred photographs by great authors such as Helena Almeida, Juan Manuel Castro Pietro, Joan Fontcuberta, Cristina García Rodero, Chema Madoz, Cristina de Middel, Isabel Muñoz, Ramón Masats and Gervasio Sánchez are presented.
The 25th edition of the Marriages cycle brings together a selection of photographs that have water as a common element.
The 25th edition of Maridajes is presented in La Rioja, a cycle of exhibitions held at the Bodegas Roda based on the collection of the Foto Colectania Foundation. In each selection a common link is established between different photographers under a central thematic axis.
The exhibition "Traces" gathers a series of photographs made by three of the most resounding contemporary authors based in Spain: José Guerrero, Simona Rota and Carlos Spottorno. MARIDAJES is an exhibition programme developed since 2007, held at the exhibition hall of BODEGAS RODA in Haro (La Rioja) and based on FOTO COLECTANIA photography collection.
Les Rencontres de la Photographie de Arles is committed to the exhibition LA MOVIDA. A chronicle of turmoil, curated and produced by Foto Colectania, which will be part of the Festival's program this summer.
The exhibition features photographs by ALBERTO GARCÍA-ALIX, OUKA LEELE, PABLO PÉREZ-MINGUEZ AND MIGUEL TRILLO and can be seen in Foto Colectania as of October 17, 2019.
The exhibition shows the best images of Francisco Gómez, one of the most suggestive and singular Spanish photographers of his generation. Sabadell-Herrero exhibition hall, in Oviedo.
TRAVELING EXHIBITION
The creative complicity and the friendship relationship between two inseparable photographers are the axes through which this exhibition takes place, selected from the collections of the Foto Colectania Foundation collection. At the Museo Patio Herreriano in Valladolid
TRAVELING EXHIBITION
Francesc Català-Roca, Joan Colom, Gabriel Cualladó, José Miguel De Miguel, Manuel Ferrol, Francisco Gómez, Xavier Miserachs, Nicolás Muller,
Carlos Pérez Siquier, Ricard Terré and Virxilio Viéitez. In the Community of Madrid.
