ARTISTS
Art Madrid 2010
17 Feb, 2010 - 21 Feb, 2010
The Spanish International Fair of Modern and Contemporary Art, Art Madrid celebrates its fifth year from 17 to 21 February 2010, in the Palacio de Cristal at the Casa de Campo in Madrid, with the presence of 65 galleries, selected from among the most prestigious national and international scene. The fair reinforces this edition their commitment to contemporary Spanish art and renews its support for emerging artists and young galleries.
Art Madrid is a fair aimed specifically to contemporary art collectors and has a complementary relation with other fairs, helping to convert Madrid into the international art capital during the month of February, being a well known event of the city in the artistic circuit. Not surprisingly, every year the fair welcomes over 35,000 visitors. The commitment to the Spanish contemporary art shows in the fact that 90 percent of the 65 galleries are Spanish.
Numbers that transforms Art Madrid not only in the second fair of contemporary art in Spain by the number of galleries, but also the one that has a higher proportion of Spanish galleries, coing all them from 13 autonomous regions. In this respect, 9 galleries from the Arag贸n Community will be at the fair, with the appointment of the Arag贸n Goverment and the cooperation of the Aragonese Contemporary Art Galleries Association.
Art Madrid hosts for the second consecutive year, a space dedicated to emerging art, in the Young Art program, which receives the younger artists and galleries with less than five years of existence, in 20 different spaces.
A significant innovation is the creation of the Art Madrid Collection of Unique Works on paper. Its goal will be original works on paper (not serial) by Contemporary Spanish artists.
Another innovation is the installation of a free bus line between Art Madrid and ARC0, which allow fans to visit both fairs more easily.
Moreover, the fair will work within the Official Program for the Independence Bicentennial Commemoration of Latin American countries. For this reason, it will feature an exclusive space dedicated to this event. The exhibition "Domestic: Latin American Artists in Spain," shows the work of emerging Latin American artists living in Spain. The artists come from Argentina, Colombia, Chile and Mexico.
www.art-madrid.com
Art Madrid is a fair aimed specifically to contemporary art collectors and has a complementary relation with other fairs, helping to convert Madrid into the international art capital during the month of February, being a well known event of the city in the artistic circuit. Not surprisingly, every year the fair welcomes over 35,000 visitors. The commitment to the Spanish contemporary art shows in the fact that 90 percent of the 65 galleries are Spanish.
Numbers that transforms Art Madrid not only in the second fair of contemporary art in Spain by the number of galleries, but also the one that has a higher proportion of Spanish galleries, coing all them from 13 autonomous regions. In this respect, 9 galleries from the Arag贸n Community will be at the fair, with the appointment of the Arag贸n Goverment and the cooperation of the Aragonese Contemporary Art Galleries Association.
Art Madrid hosts for the second consecutive year, a space dedicated to emerging art, in the Young Art program, which receives the younger artists and galleries with less than five years of existence, in 20 different spaces.
A significant innovation is the creation of the Art Madrid Collection of Unique Works on paper. Its goal will be original works on paper (not serial) by Contemporary Spanish artists.
Another innovation is the installation of a free bus line between Art Madrid and ARC0, which allow fans to visit both fairs more easily.
Moreover, the fair will work within the Official Program for the Independence Bicentennial Commemoration of Latin American countries. For this reason, it will feature an exclusive space dedicated to this event. The exhibition "Domestic: Latin American Artists in Spain," shows the work of emerging Latin American artists living in Spain. The artists come from Argentina, Colombia, Chile and Mexico.
www.art-madrid.com
The Spanish International Fair of Modern and Contemporary Art, Art Madrid celebrates its fifth year from 17 to 21 February 2010, in the Palacio de Cristal at the Casa de Campo in Madrid, with the presence of 65 galleries, selected from among the most prestigious national and international scene. The fair reinforces this edition their commitment to contemporary Spanish art and renews its support for emerging artists and young galleries.
Art Madrid is a fair aimed specifically to contemporary art collectors and has a complementary relation with other fairs, helping to convert Madrid into the international art capital during the month of February, being a well known event of the city in the artistic circuit. Not surprisingly, every year the fair welcomes over 35,000 visitors. The commitment to the Spanish contemporary art shows in the fact that 90 percent of the 65 galleries are Spanish.
Numbers that transforms Art Madrid not only in the second fair of contemporary art in Spain by the number of galleries, but also the one that has a higher proportion of Spanish galleries, coing all them from 13 autonomous regions. In this respect, 9 galleries from the Arag贸n Community will be at the fair, with the appointment of the Arag贸n Goverment and the cooperation of the Aragonese Contemporary Art Galleries Association.
Art Madrid hosts for the second consecutive year, a space dedicated to emerging art, in the Young Art program, which receives the younger artists and galleries with less than five years of existence, in 20 different spaces.
A significant innovation is the creation of the Art Madrid Collection of Unique Works on paper. Its goal will be original works on paper (not serial) by Contemporary Spanish artists.
Another innovation is the installation of a free bus line between Art Madrid and ARC0, which allow fans to visit both fairs more easily.
Moreover, the fair will work within the Official Program for the Independence Bicentennial Commemoration of Latin American countries. For this reason, it will feature an exclusive space dedicated to this event. The exhibition "Domestic: Latin American Artists in Spain," shows the work of emerging Latin American artists living in Spain. The artists come from Argentina, Colombia, Chile and Mexico.
www.art-madrid.com
Art Madrid is a fair aimed specifically to contemporary art collectors and has a complementary relation with other fairs, helping to convert Madrid into the international art capital during the month of February, being a well known event of the city in the artistic circuit. Not surprisingly, every year the fair welcomes over 35,000 visitors. The commitment to the Spanish contemporary art shows in the fact that 90 percent of the 65 galleries are Spanish.
Numbers that transforms Art Madrid not only in the second fair of contemporary art in Spain by the number of galleries, but also the one that has a higher proportion of Spanish galleries, coing all them from 13 autonomous regions. In this respect, 9 galleries from the Arag贸n Community will be at the fair, with the appointment of the Arag贸n Goverment and the cooperation of the Aragonese Contemporary Art Galleries Association.
Art Madrid hosts for the second consecutive year, a space dedicated to emerging art, in the Young Art program, which receives the younger artists and galleries with less than five years of existence, in 20 different spaces.
A significant innovation is the creation of the Art Madrid Collection of Unique Works on paper. Its goal will be original works on paper (not serial) by Contemporary Spanish artists.
Another innovation is the installation of a free bus line between Art Madrid and ARC0, which allow fans to visit both fairs more easily.
Moreover, the fair will work within the Official Program for the Independence Bicentennial Commemoration of Latin American countries. For this reason, it will feature an exclusive space dedicated to this event. The exhibition "Domestic: Latin American Artists in Spain," shows the work of emerging Latin American artists living in Spain. The artists come from Argentina, Colombia, Chile and Mexico.
www.art-madrid.com
Contact details
Hours
February 17, 2010
11:30 AM - 9:30 PM
Hours
February 17, 2010
11:30 AM - 8:00 PM
Pabellón de Cristal de Casa de Campo Madrid, Spain
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