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Intimate Accounts II

Elena Blasco, José Pedro Croft, Julie C. Fortier, Luis Gordillo, Anthony Goicolea, Álex Marco, Ángeles Marco, Priscilla Monge, Nico Munuera, José Noguero, José Miguel Pereñíguez, Yann Sérandour, Fernando Sinaga, Amparo Tormo, Milagros de la Torre, Darío Villalba.

This has been an unprecedented period, one that has favoured a time of reflection, encouraging us to develop new strategies and insights and enabling us to further the scope of our project in this new reality; a reality that we have fully taken on board.
One of the paths we have taken on the road to digitalisation is the creation of our ‘viewing room’ on the Gallery’s website, which means we are able to present new proposals parallel to the physical exhibitions at the gallery, thus adapting our gallery to this new format in order to optimise the contextual and conceptual possibilities.
We believe the best way to inaugurate this new on-line space would be a first person account of the Gallery’s history. Therefore, Intimate Accounts is the name given to this cycle of 3 exhibitions which we present while opening our on-line programme. These accounts show some of the key names and works that have been exhibited at Luis Adelantado over its 35 years of art gallery history.
Today, more than ever, we wanted to share this intimate, close-up account with all of you, revealing the depths of our history. In this exhibition the past goes hand-in-hand with the present, and generations intertwine and speak with full freedom. It is an exercise of insight leading us to delve into the future, based on the foundations of the past and commitment to the present.

Jose Pedro Croft
Untitled, 1998
Engraving. 114 x 116 cm. Edition: 5/10

Fernando Sinaga
Untitled, 1992
Nickel-plated and gold-plated bronze. 65 x 65 x 3 cm

“Today, more than ever, we wanted to share this intimate, close-up account with all of you, revealing the depths of our history. In this exhibition the past goes hand-in-hand with the present, and generations intertwine and speak with full freedom.”

Yann Sérandour
Mirror #743, 2011
U.V. printing on brushed aluminium. 110.5 x 61.3 cm. 1/1 (+ 1 A.P.)

José Noguero
Untitled, 2004
Bronze. 44 x 58 x 35 cm. Edition: 1/3

Luis Gordillo
Untitled, 1984
Mixed media on paper. 34 x 23 cm (frameless)

Priscilla Monge
Este objeto absorbe la angustia del tiempo, 2015
Mixed media on paper. 76 x 56 cm – 83 x 63.5 cm (Framed)

Amparo Tormo
Sin título, 1994
Graphite on paper and iron frame. 106 x 73 cm 

Elena Blasco
Y yo que se, soy un clan, 1995
Graphite on paper. 56 x 86 cm / 71.5 x 101 cm (Framed)

Álex Marco
Untitled, 2017
Chinese ink and spray on canvas. 24 x 35 cm

Julie C. Fortier
Songe et souci, 2016
Olfactory drawing of perfume paper and pen on cotton paper. 40 x 30 cm

Milagros de la Torre
Censurados I, 2000
Chromogenic print / iron frame. 102 x 120 cm. Edition: 2/7

José Nogueró
Sin título, 1992
Mixed media on paper (8). 47 x 286 cm

“…a first person account of the Gallery’s history. Therefore, Intimate Accounts is the name given to this cycle of 3 exhibitions which we present while opening our on-line programme.”

José Miguel Pereñíguez
Vidriera (Celosía), 2016
Wood. 35 x 22 x 2 cm

Nico Munuera
Untitled, 2000
Oil on canvas. 128.5 x 158 cm

Darío Villalba
Documento básico B/N, 1970
Gelatin silver print photography and acrylic. 42 x 42 cm

Anthony Goicolea
Hanging, 2005
Photography. 94.5 x 76.5 cm. Edition: 6/9