The Palau Martorell presents the exhibition: Chagall. The color of dreams. The exhibition can be visited at Palau Martorell at calle Ample 1, in the heart of Barcelona, from 31 October to 24 March 2024. The museum, curated for this exhibition by Lola Durán Úcar, presents a careful selection of more than 150 works, of which 25 have never been exhibited before in Spain. A journey in seven sections dedicated to the great themes that inspired the artist: Origins, Sacred World, Exodus, Color, Paris, Fairytales and Love. The Palau Martorell positions itself with this exhibition as one of the most important art centers in the city, with a carefully studied program dedicated to great artists.
SPAIN. Barcelona, Palau Martorell. 31 October 2023 – 24 March 2024
1960s Swinging London
‘Swinging London’ is a term used to describe London, England, which was lively and full of energy during a period of rapid social and cultural change in the 1960s. In a dynamic social climate, young British artists were emboldened to challenge traditional values and attitudes by bringing elements of popular culture such as advertisements, movies, and photography into the realm of art.
South Korea: DDP (Dongdaemun Design Plaza) Museum, Seoul. 23 March – 2 July 2023
The Palau Martorell presents the exhibition: Chagall. The color of dreams. The exhibition can be visited at Palau Martorell at calle Ample 1, in the heart of Barcelona, from 31 October to 24 March 2024. The museum, curated for this exhibition by Lola Durán Úcar, presents a careful selection of more than 150 works, of which 25 have never been exhibited before in Spain. A journey in seven sections dedicated to the great themes that inspired the artist: Origins, Sacred World, Exodus, Color, Paris, Fairytales and Love. The Palau Martorell positions itself with this exhibition as one of the most important art centers in the city, with a carefully studied program dedicated to great artists.
SPAIN. Barcelona, Palau Martorell. 31 October 2023 – 24 March 2024
1960s Swinging London
‘Swinging London’ is a term used to describe London, England, which was lively and full of energy during a period of rapid social and cultural change in the 1960s. In a dynamic social climate, young British artists were emboldened to challenge traditional values and attitudes by bringing elements of popular culture such as advertisements, movies, and photography into the realm of art.
South Korea: DDP (Dongdaemun Design Plaza) Museum, Seoul. 23 March – 2 July 2023
A selection of Comediarting’s exhibitions includes: Rembrandt, Niki de Saint Phalle, Pablo Picasso, Hans Hartung, Alexander Calder, Victor Vasarely, Alberto Burri, and Pre-Columbian Art.
Comediarting also works alongside public institutions and private companies to deliver a variety of educational and socio-cultural events and activities aimed to promoting places and local culture. As part of it consulting role, the Company manages both the strategic development as well as the technical implementation of the events it organises.
